The Trump administration has launched the U.S. Tech Force, a major two-year initiative to embed approximately 1,000 technology specialists across federal agencies. In a significant signal of the crypto industry’s maturing relationship with government, exchanges Coinbase and Robinhood are among nearly 30 private sector partners, which include tech giants like OpenAI, Nvidia, and Microsoft. This public-private partnership aims to tackle critical challenges in AI infrastructure and federal systems, offering high salaries and a potential bridge to private-sector careers.
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0 in Finance and 0 in Crypto last weekWall Street Eyes 2026 M&A Boom as Tech Deals Heat Up
Wall Street is positioning for a potential $100 billion deal surge in 2026, with major technology acquisitions already signaling the shift. ServiceNow is reportedly targeting cybersecurity firm Armis for $7 billion, while Intel evaluates AI chipmaker SambaNova. Concurrently, gold’s holiday rally and forecasts of waning dominance for the “Magnificent Seven” tech stocks are prompting investors to reconsider their strategies for the coming year.
about Wall Street Eyes 2026 M&A Boom as Tech Deals Heat UpTesla Probe, Google’s $7B UK AI Investment, ServiceNow Expands
US auto safety regulators have launched an investigation into Tesla vehicles following reports of malfunctioning door handles that could trap occupants inside, raising fresh concerns about the electric vehicle maker’s safety protocols. Meanwhile, Google has committed nearly $7 billion to bolster the UK’s artificial intelligence infrastructure over the next two years, signaling massive corporate confidence in Britain’s tech sector despite Brexit uncertainties. Additionally, ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott has announced the company’s strategic expansion in south Florida with a new AI institute, highlighting how major tech firms are diversifying their geographic investment strategies beyond traditional hubs.
about Tesla Probe, Google's $7B UK AI Investment, ServiceNow ExpandsServiceNow Flirts with Buy Point as IBD Stock of the Day
ServiceNow has been highlighted as the IBD Stock of the Day due to its technical setup, showing a cup-with-handle base—a pattern that often precedes upward momentum. Investors are watching closely as the stock nears a critical buy point, which could signal a breakout opportunity. The enterprise software sector remains a focal point for growth investors, and ServiceNow’s strong fundamentals add to its appeal. A successful breakout could attract further institutional interest, reinforcing its position in the market.
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about Wall Street Closing Bell Analysis & Expert InsightsFigma Files for IPO with $70M in Bitcoin Holdings
Figma, a San Francisco-based design platform, has filed for an IPO under the ticker ‘FIG’ and disclosed $70M in Bitcoin ETF holdings alongside $30M in USDC for future crypto purchases. Founded in 2012, Figma has grown rapidly, securing $749M in revenue by 2024 and raising over $332M in funding. The company’s valuation soared to $10B before a high-profile but ultimately blocked $20B acquisition attempt by Adobe in 2022 due to regulatory concerns. Figma now joins a growing list of corporations holding Bitcoin, with public and private companies collectively owning 5.7% of the circulating supply. The IPO is highly anticipated, marking a new chapter for the design tool favored by major firms like Netflix and Airbnb.
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