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Eli Lilly's CFO, Lucas Montarce, announced a $1 billion investment in an AI drug lab, indicating the company's commitment to leveraging artificial intelligence in its research and development efforts.

The stock market is expected to continue its upward trend with major earnings announcements from JPMorgan, Goldman, Taiwan Semi, and Delta, as well as key economic data and conference events.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expressed optimism about high demand for H200 AI chips from Chinese customers, hinting at a potential return to the Chinese market.

Oaktree Specialty Lending Corporation has scheduled its first fiscal quarter earnings conference call for February 4, 2026, to discuss financial results for the quarter ended December 31, 2025.

A hacker known as Martha Root deleted three white supremacist websites during a talk at the Chaos Communication Congress in Germany, taking a stand against hate speech.

CES 2026 has officially begun, featuring product reveals from top tech companies, with a focus on AI and its convergence with the physical world, including robotics and autonomous vehicles.

The Nasdaq composite experienced a significant decline, primarily driven by losses in major AI stocks like Nvidia, AMD, and CoreWeave.

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller expressed confidence in the stability of stablecoins, stating they pose no significant threat to monetary policy.

Novo Nordisk has increased its offer for Metsera in a bid to outmaneuver Pfizer in their takeover battle, with CEO Mike Doustdar urging Pfizer to raise its bid.

The European Investment Bank's Vice President, Amborise Fayolle, emphasized the role of governments in driving climate change investment, highlighting the intersection of humanitarian and climate projects.

Former White House National Climate Advisor Gina McCarthy states that the US clean-energy transition is thriving at the state, local, and private-sector level, despite federal climate policy challenges.

Microsoft plans to invest $8 billion in the UAE over the next four years, focusing on data centers, cloud computing, and advanced Nvidia chips, indicating a significant expansion in the region.