Tech and Entertainment: A Week of Shifts and Surprises

This week, the tech and entertainment worlds saw some unexpected changes. Let's dive in. First up, Apple's stock took a hit as regular investors pulled out. They moved their money to Nvidia and Tesla instead. Since July 2025, Nvidia saw a $15 billion boost, while Tesla got $6 billion. This shows a big change in where people want to put their money. In movie news, the Oscars are coming up. Netflix got 16 nominations, trying to bounce back from last year. Apple also got a Best Picture nod, but Warner Bros. Discovery stole the show with a record-breaking film called "Sinners. "Apple is cooking up something new: an AI pin. It's like a tiny AirTag but with cameras, mics, and a speaker. Meanwhile, China is also pushing AI wearables, making the competition even fiercer. Nvidia is now the biggest customer for Taiwan Semiconductor. This is because of the huge demand for AI tech. Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, confirmed this on a podcast. Lastly, the New York Stock Exchange wants to make trading easier. They plan to offer 24/7 trading, instant settlements, and even fractional shares. This could change how stocks are traded.