Oracle falls -5% after Microsoft ends its deal to rent AI cloud capacity from the company. Oracle is now down -68% from its record high

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Microsoft Is Winding Down Oracle Deal to Rent AI Cloud Capacity Nov 6 (Reuters) – Microsoft (MSFT.O), opens new tab is winding down an arrangement to rent AI computing from Oracle (ORCL.N), opens new tab as part of a ​larger reassessment of billions of dollars in cloud partnerships, Bloomberg ‌News reported on Friday, citing people … Read more

Someone is dumping $500 million in AI data center loans. The AI meltdown is causing investors to seek refuge in USTs. Treasury bonds could beat stocks in 2027?

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The mystery seller has now been identified: Dutch bank ING is trying to unload roughly $500 million in data-center loans in one auction. The portfolio includes 12 loans tied to Vantage Data Centers, CyrusOne and a $25 million piece of the Stargate Project in New Mexico. Bids are due November 19. That New Mexico project … Read more

The MAHA agenda runs into a Washington power struggle: Calley Means says industry interests took priority over the voters who wanted change

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Calley Means, former senior adviser to RFK Jr., told Joe Rogan on Friday’s episode that he resigned over a “concentrated group of people” in the Trump administration antagonistic to the agenda voters backed and acting to enrich families. He specifically called out Chief of Staff Susie Wiles for centralized control, prioritizing midterm fundraising from industry … Read more

Tesla will wind down Cybertruck production at Gigafactory Texas around mid-2027 to free space for Cybercab.

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Existing trucks stay on the road; he called it the end of an era but said the fleet will be around a long time. https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/tesla-wind-down-cybertruck-production-texas-gigafactory-next-year-musk-says-2026-11-06/ Tesla to axe Cybertruck as Musk shifts focus to robotics and AI https://t.co/80N3x121bg — Financial Times (@FT) November 6, 2026 Good Bye Cybertruck. pic.twitter.com/K8bNC0602z — Skinny Bob (@DYLANROBER8932) November 6, … Read more

Why you need cash, not baked beans

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The Government is creating a degree of panic about stocking up in case of disaster. I think this is unwise, added to which the advice is not well thought through. If you like this content, you may want to consider becoming a member of this channel. There are four levels, each with various perks, including … Read more

Back to the Future Part II Predicted Naked-Eye 3D Technology 37 Years Ago — And Now It’s Real

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Absolutely Amazing. Imagine the possibilities…. This is showing off a novelty to catch your eye…but actual applications…wow. Underground living can look so much more ‘realistic™” now! Project Blue beam in motion and this has been known for years. Basicly Fake Alien invasion using CGI and Holograms. Unfortunately it only looks 3d from one angle. Chalk … Read more

Iran-linked tankers are being tracked over undersea internet cables. The next target could be the Gulf’s digital lifeline.

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Three sanctioned tankers linked to Iran and an Iranian fishing boat were tracked loitering over major undersea cable routes near the Strait of Hormuz in October. Some switched off their tracking transponders and went dark. Maritime intelligence firm Windward says their movements could indicate they were mapping cable routes or preparing to place explosives. Iran … Read more

Trump sells inflation fixed and oil cheaper than Biden while gas hits record November highs

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Trump told audiences inflation ran 1.7 percent lately and oil was much lower than under Biden or Obama. BLS data show September CPI at 3.7 percent year-over-year, energy up 20.4 percent and gasoline up 34.2 percent. AAA national average regular gas stood at $4.07 on November 6, more than a dollar higher than a year … Read more

Bad news for the tilers who laughed at AI and robots

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There are about infinity buildings that we would like to build or rebuild. IMO, if 50% of construction is automated tomorrow, there is still work for every human currently in construction.Maybe some day we won't need people to build, but we aren't close to being close. — Bobby (@BobbyTables42) November 6, 2026

Trump may be preparing the biggest change in America’s relationship with Europe in decades, and a Russia peace deal could be the turning point

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That’s a bombshell. POTUS just said a deal is coming between Russia/Ukraine, and suggests that it “might involve all of Europe”. Sounds like it has something to do with NATO. My stance for years has been that the US departure from NATO will end this war. That’s really all Putin… https://t.co/J6jm7ipNuY — Clandestine (@WarClandestine) November … Read more

TUCKER CARLSON: “We’re so conservative we’re gonna send a transvestite to your house” and it’s Scott Presler.”

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“Who’s the audience for this.” Omfg hahahahahahahahahaha pic.twitter.com/SIUKcHCLLy — Long Monkeypox (@podiatristdon) November 6, 2026 You can’t even make this shit up. Scott Presler's closing message: I realize we haven't accomplished everything within two years. That's why we're asking for another two pic.twitter.com/X7BUHy84gH — FactPost (@factpostnews) November 2, 2026 AC

One equipment failure knocked 128 Japanese banks offline at once

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Translated from Japanese Mizuho’s massive 2021 outage looked like this in its first week, too. ATMs stopped working. Cards were swallowed. No one called it a crisis. 1/ Shizuoka: All 9 shinkin banks in Japan’s regional credit cooperative system stopped some ATM and teller services within a single afternoon. ATMs at Hamamatsu Iwata Shinkin Bank … Read more

Media frames Trump as the biggest midterm loser since Watergate while larger losses remain on the books

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The blue wave continues with Democrats now just two seats away from their biggest win in the House since the Watergate wipeout of Republicans in 1974. pic.twitter.com/s3Gi1Cowh4 — Anderson Cooper 360° (@AC360) November 6, 2026 Outlets call the 2026 Republican House losses under Trump the largest midterm shift since the 1974 Watergate elections. Official records … Read more

Canada’s immigration surge is now reversing

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Canada’s population grew from 35.7 million in 2015 to roughly 41.8 million in July 2026, an increase of about 17%, not 37%. Nearly 80% of the 1.8 million increase between 2016 and 2021 came from immigration, including temporary residents. The surge accelerated after 2021, with temporary residents reaching nearly 3 million by October 2024. Now … Read more