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1. OpenAI resets spending expectations, tells investors compute target is around $600 billion by 2030

   OpenAI told investors it's targeting roughly $600 billion in total compute spend by 2030, trying to clarify its plans after touting a $1.4 trillion figure.

2. National Parent Teacher Association breaks ties with Meta amid child-safety trials

   Child-safety advocacy coalition ParentsSOS urged the National PTA to end other Big Tech partnerships due to safety and well-being concerns.

3. Microsoft Xbox chief Phil Spencer retires, replaced by AI executive Asha Sharma

   Phil Spencer is retiring from Microsoft after joining the software company 38 years ago, and will be replaced by Instacart's former COO.

4. How the Supreme Court's decision affects Apple and its $3.3 billion tariff bill

   President Donald Trump's tariffs have cost the iPhone-maker about $1 billion each quarter.

5. Beaten-down software stocks RingCentral and Five9 rally as earnings quell some AI concerns

   Software stocks have been in sell-off mode in recent weeks on fears that new AI tools will uproot their longstanding business models.

6. Tesla loses bid to toss $243 million verdict in fatal Autopilot crash suit

   A federal judge in Miami denied Tesla's bid to overturn a $243 million jury verdict in a high-profile lawsuit over a fatal Autopilot crash.

7. Amazon, Etsy, other e-commerce stocks pop after Supreme Court rules against Trump's tariffs

   President Donald Trump's tariffs have forced some e-commerce companies to raise prices and alter their supply chains.

8. Jim Cramer says this hot tech stock can help solve America's energy problems

   The Investing Club holds its "Morning Meeting" every weekday at 10:20 a.m. ET.

9. Jim Cramer's top 10 things to watch in the stock market Friday

   The fourth-quarter GDP report came in weaker than expected, and there are more "canary in the coal mine" calls on Blue Owl Capital.

10. Meta and Apple face serious questions about child safety and privacy

    Privacy and encryption are central themes in legal proceedings involving child safety against Meta and Apple this week.