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Oklo (NYSE:OKLO) and Meta Platforms agreed to develop a 1.2 GW nuclear power campus in Ohio, with Meta prepaying for power under a long term contract. The company is advancing its Aurora powerhouse at Idaho National Laboratory and progressing on a US Department of Energy backed nuclear fuel recycling program. Oklo also partnered with Siemens Energy to secure the power conversion system and help address potential supply chain bottlenecks. For investors watching NYSE:OKLO, this string of...

The U.S. isn't discovering copper — it's stockpiling it. Quietly, American warehouses have turned into a modern-day metal fortress, with 590,000 short tons of copper sitting in COMEX-approved storage — the highest level in more than 30 years. This isn't a mining miracle. It's a trade-war chess move. A 300% Surge — Before The Tariff Hammer Falls Copper inventories have exploded nearly 300% in just 12 months, now exceeding the combined stocks of the LME and Shanghai exchanges, according to CME dat

Credit derivatives tied to single companies didn’t exist on many high-grade Big Tech issuers a year ago, and are now some of the most actively traded US contracts in the market outside of the financial sector, according to Depository Trust & Clearing Corp. While contracts on Oracle Corp. have been active for months, in recent weeks, trading on Meta Platforms Inc., the parent of Facebook, and Alphabet Inc. has become much more active, the data shows.

Meta Platforms has started construction on a new $10b, 1-gigawatt data center campus in Lebanon, Indiana. The facility is designed to support Meta’s push into AI first products and next generation AI technologies. This project forms part of Meta’s wider plan to commit about $135b to AI related capex by 2026. The campus is expected to play a role in local job creation and public infrastructure investment in Indiana. At a share price of $639.77 for NasdaqGS:META, this move into a large scale...

Meta Platforms closed the week at $639.77, down 3.28% from February 6. The S&P 500 fell just 1.29% over the same period, while the Nasdaq 100 dropped 1.27%. It’s another losing week for Meta, and the stock is now down 13% from where it closed the day after reporting blowout earnings. Let’s dive into the ... Meta Stock Falls 3.28% This Week Despite Ackman Endorsement and Bullish Analyst Targets