Demand for robotic surgery is growing faster than the number of surgical robots being sold. If you are looking for stocks that you can buy and hold for the long term, you need to examine the quickly emerging field of robotic surgery. Intuitive Surgical (ISRG +4.76%) is one company that stands out as a pure play in the space. Not only was it one of the first to market with a surgical robot, but it also has a massive and still-growing installed base. Here's what you need to know if you're considering an investment in the stock. Demand for Intuitive Surgical's robots is strong At the end of the third quarter of 2025, Intuitive Surgical had placed 10,763 of its da Vinci surgical robot systems into service. That was up from 9,539 in the same quarter of 2024, a 13% increase. There is clearly strong demand for the company's high-tech medical devices. However, that demand isn't the only demand that's important to monitor. A 13% increase in da Vinci surgical robots operating in the world would, logically, result in a 13% increase in surgeries performed with those robots. Only that's not what happened. The number of surgeries performed with a da Vinci system increased 20% year over year. Doctors and patients alike clearly want to use surgical robots. That makes sense, given that the technology allows for less invasive procedures and better surgical outcomes. This technology represents a significant advance for the healthcare sector, which is likely to continue finding new applications. Advertisement In fact, Intuitive Surgical just received Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for da Vinci systems to perform inguinal hernia repairs, cholecystectomies, and appendectomy procedures. Expand NASDAQ : ISRG Intuitive Surgical Today's Change ( 4.76 %) $ 26.99 Current Price $ 593.37 Key Data Points Market Cap $201B Day's Range $ 566.29 - $ 594.08 52wk Range $ 425.00 - $ 616.00 Volume 70K Avg Vol 2M Gross Margin 66.37 % You have to think long term with Intuitive Surgical There i...

As 2026 begins, investor optimism toward quantum computing is reaching a new high, fueled by tangible technological progress and solid stock performance in 2025. Quantum pure-play stock D-Wave Quantum QBTS emerged as the standout, with its share price gaining 211% during the year, driven by growing interest in quantum annealing systems and government-linked deployments. Rigetti Computing RGTI also delivered a 45% gain, reflecting cautious investor confidence as the company advanced its gate-based roadmap despite ongoing execution risk. Notably, while the broader equity market remained fixated on artificial intelligence and its bellwether, NVIDIA NVDA, which gained 38.8% in 2025, both QBTS and RGTI outperformed the AI leader during this period. This relative outperformance highlights a growing willingness among investors to selectively price in real-world quantum progress rather than treat the sector purely as a long-dated option. 2025 Stock Comparison The key question heading into 2026 is whether this momentum can be sustained as quantum computing transitions from proof-of-concept milestones to scalable commercial deployment. Let’s find out. How 2026 Will Shape Up for the Broader Quantum Space? According to recent research by Global Growth Insights, the global quantum computing market is projected to expand from around $0.8 billion in 2025 to approximately $1.08 billion in 2026, implying a robust CAGR of about 35% over the next decade as enterprises increasingly adopt cloud-accessible quantum systems and hybrid quantum-classical workflows across finance, pharmaceuticals and industrial optimization. This trajectory is further strengthened by separate forecasts that suggest that the broader quantum computing market could witness a CAGR approaching 41.8% through 2030, driven by rising hardware deployments, expanding software ecosystems and intensifying public-private investment initiatives (Markets and Markets report). Behind recent pureplay stock movements are tangibl...

As 2026 begins, investor optimism toward quantum computing is reaching a new high, fueled by tangible technological progress and solid stock performance in 2025. Quantum pure-play stock D-Wave Quantum QBTS emerged as the standout, with its share price gaining 211% during the year, driven by growing interest in quantum annealing systems and government-linked deployments. Rigetti Computing RGTI also delivered a 45% gain, reflecting cautious investor confidence as the company advanced its gate-based roadmap despite ongoing execution risk. Notably, while the broader equity market remained fixated on artificial intelligence and its bellwether, NVIDIA NVDA, which gained 38.8% in 2025, both QBTS and RGTI outperformed the AI leader during this period. This relative outperformance highlights a growing willingness among investors to selectively price in real-world quantum progress rather than treat the sector purely as a long-dated option. 2025 Stock Comparison Zacks Investment Research Image Source: Zacks Investment Research The key question heading into 2026 is whether this momentum can be sustained as quantum computing transitions from proof-of-concept milestones to scalable commercial deployment. Let’s find out. How 2026 Will Shape Up for the Broader Quantum Space? According to recent research by Global Growth Insights, the global quantum computing market is projected to expand from around $0.8 billion in 2025 to approximately $1.08 billion in 2026, implying a robust CAGR of about 35% over the next decade as enterprises increasingly adopt cloud-accessible quantum systems and hybrid quantum-classical workflows across finance, pharmaceuticals and industrial optimization. This trajectory is further strengthened by separate forecasts that suggest that the broader quantum computing market could witness a CAGR approaching 41.8% through 2030, driven by rising hardware deployments, expanding software ecosystems and intensifying public-private investment initiatives (Markets and M...

As 2026 begins, investor optimism toward quantum computing is reaching a new high, fueled by tangible technological progress and solid stock performance in 2025. Quantum pure-play stock D-Wave Quantum QBTS emerged as the standout, with its share price gaining 211% during the year, driven by growing interest in quantum annealing systems and government-linked deployments. Rigetti Computing RGTI also delivered a 45% gain, reflecting cautious investor confidence as the company advanced its gate-based roadmap despite ongoing execution risk. Notably, while the broader equity market remained fixated on artificial intelligence and its bellwether, NVIDIA NVDA, which gained 38.8% in 2025, both QBTS and RGTI outperformed the AI leader during this period. This relative outperformance highlights a growing willingness among investors to selectively price in real-world quantum progress rather than treat the sector purely as a long-dated option. 2025 Stock Comparison Image Source: Zacks Investment Research The key question heading into 2026 is whether this momentum can be sustained as quantum computing transitions from proof-of-concept milestones to scalable commercial deployment. Let’s find out. How 2026 Will Shape Up for the Broader Quantum Space? According to recent research by Global Growth Insights, the global quantum computing market is projected to expand from around $0.8 billion in 2025 to approximately $1.08 billion in 2026, implying a robust CAGR of about 35% over the next decade as enterprises increasingly adopt cloud-accessible quantum systems and hybrid quantum-classical workflows across finance, pharmaceuticals and industrial optimization. This trajectory is further strengthened by separate forecasts that suggest that the broader quantum computing market could witness a CAGR approaching 41.8% through 2030, driven by rising hardware deployments, expanding software ecosystems and intensifying public-private investment initiatives (Markets and Markets report). Behind rec...

An image of a Tesla humanoid robot in front of the company logo Around the World Photos via Shutterstock Tesla (TSLA) is facing a tough week, as its claim to be the global leader in electric vehicle (EV) sales no longer holds water. The company has been surpassed by Chinese EV maker BYD (BYDDY), which sold more than 2 million battery-powered vehicles in 2025. Meanwhile, Tesla sales dropped 9% from a year ago, falling to 1.64 million. Michael Burry, the former hedge fund manager who bet against the housing market as documented in the film “The Big Short,” has said shares of Tesla are “ridiculously overvalued.” However, Burry said in a separate post that he’s not shorting TSLA stock. Is Tesla a good long-term bet now? Or should investors be looking to take profits or embracing a short-term strategy? About Tesla Stock Tesla is facing a lot of heat — a study by economists at Yale University estimates that the carmaker lost at least 1 million sales from October 2022 to April 2025 because of CEO Elon Musk’s political activities. In addition, the company is being hurt by the expiration of the $7,500 federal tax credit on EV sales. That tension is reflected in the company’s stock performance. Shares are up 5% in the last year, but that’s underperforming the S&P 500 ($SPX), which has seen a 16% gain in the last 12 months. That’s a troubling trend, particularly when you consider that Tesla is a member of the “Magnificent Seven” grouping of stocks, whose valuation makes up more than a third of the entire index. Members of that group historically outperform the index, but in the last year, Tesla has not carried its weight. On top of that, Tesla has an eye-watering valuation, with its forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio currently at 251. Tesla has always been expensive, as there’s a lot of enthusiasm priced into TSLA stock, but even its hefty five-year P/E is a bargain compared to the current valuation. Tesla Misses on Earnings Tesla’s third-quarter earnings report was a mixed...

An image of a Tesla humanoid robot in front of the company logo Around the World Photos via Shutterstock Tesla (TSLA) is facing a tough week, as its claim to be the global leader in electric vehicle (EV) sales no longer holds water. The company has been surpassed by Chinese EV maker BYD (BYDDY), which sold more than 2 million battery-powered vehicles in 2025. Meanwhile, Tesla sales dropped 9% from a year ago, falling to 1.64 million. Michael Burry, the former hedge fund manager who bet against the housing market as documented in the film “The Big Short,” has said shares of Tesla are “ridiculously overvalued.” However, Burry said in a separate post that he’s not shorting TSLA stock. Is Tesla a good long-term bet now? Or should investors be looking to take profits or embracing a short-term strategy? About Tesla Stock Tesla is facing a lot of heat — a study by economists at Yale University estimates that the carmaker lost at least 1 million sales from October 2022 to April 2025 because of CEO Elon Musk’s political activities. In addition, the company is being hurt by the expiration of the $7,500 federal tax credit on EV sales. That tension is reflected in the company’s stock performance. Shares are up 5% in the last year, but that’s underperforming the S&P 500 ($SPX), which has seen a 16% gain in the last 12 months. That’s a troubling trend, particularly when you consider that Tesla is a member of the “Magnificent Seven” grouping of stocks, whose valuation makes up more than a third of the entire index. Members of that group historically outperform the index, but in the last year, Tesla has not carried its weight. On top of that, Tesla has an eye-watering valuation, with its forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio currently at 251. Tesla has always been expensive, as there’s a lot of enthusiasm priced into TSLA stock, but even its hefty five-year P/E is a bargain compared to the current valuation. Tesla Misses on Earnings Tesla’s third-quarter earnings report was a mixed...

But some argue new ‘Smart Play’ technology undermines the Danish construction toy’s gift for harnessing a child’s own imagination It may be time to retire that hyperspace zoom noise you perfected while playing with Lego spacecraft. No longer must you “pshww-pshww” to convince your playmate their enemy space station has been doomed by your lasers. “Smart” bricks, with play-sensitive miniature speakers, are being added to the arsenal of the Lego enthusiast in a move the Danish toy giant believes will combine creative play with technology without the need for a screen. The smart bricks – in the shape of a normal two-by-four Lego brick – are being launched in three Star Wars-themed sets and are powered by a custom-made chip smaller than a single Lego stud. When installed in Luke Skywalker’s X-wing fighter, they make the required “woosh” noises, depending on how the player twists and turns the craft through the air. The hard-to-impersonate bleeps and blips of the droid R2D2 are also replicated. Continue reading...

格隆汇1月7日｜根据华盛顿方面发布的以色列、叙利亚和美国联合声明，以色列和叙利亚今天在巴黎举行的会谈中同意建立一个“联合融合机制”。声明称，该机制是一个“专门的沟通小组”，旨在“在美国的监督下，促进双方在情报共享、军事降级、外交接触和商业合作等方面的即时和持续协调”。该机制还将作为快速解决争端的途径。

北京时间1月7日凌晨，美股周二尾盘走高，道指与标普500指数均创盘中新高。能源板块继续上扬。交易员在本周多项关键数据公布前仍保持乐观。 道指涨480.60点，涨幅为0.98%，报49457.78点；纳指涨142.01点，涨幅为0.61%，报23537.84点；标普500指数涨42.33点，涨幅为0.61%，报6944.38点。 周二午后，道指最高上涨至49495.82点，标普500指数上涨至6947.28点，均创盘中历史新高。 周一美股收高，道指创历史新高。美国抓捕委内瑞拉领导人马杜罗后，美国总统特朗普呼吁美国能源巨头投资这个石油资源丰富的国家，推动能源板块大涨。 雪佛龙 和 埃克森美孚 均录得显著涨幅，标普500能源板块创下自7月8日以来的最大单日涨幅。 Innovator ETFs机构研究与投资策略主管Tom O‘Shea表示：“从历史上看，引发重大新闻的地缘政治事件通常会造成短期波动并导致股价下跌。然而，此次标普500指数在行动后的首个交易日却上涨，能源股领涨，市场预期美国企业可能从委内瑞拉潜在的基础设施重建中获益。国防股、贵金属和比特币也同步上涨，表明投资者反应复杂多元。” 周二能源股再度上涨，雪佛龙、埃克森美孚、哈里伯顿及斯伦贝谢等个股普涨。 尽管委内瑞拉局势紧张，但投资者仍持续加仓股票，几乎未受干扰，推动由科技股和人工智能概念股需求驱动的三年牛市继续延伸。 City Index高级市场分析师Fiona Cincotta表示：“看起来这件事并没有在任何程度上真正撼动市场……市场并未对风险升级进行定价，也没有定价‘特朗普可能进一步介入其他南美国家’所带来的连锁反应。” 她补充称：“总体而言，市场现在的基调是乐观的。” 周一明尼阿波利斯联储主席卡什卡利（Neel Kashkari）发表鸽派言论。作为今年联邦公开市场委员会（FOMC）的投票委员之一，他在接受采访时表示，失业率存在“可能会突然上升”的风险。 在其言论发布后，市场对政策宽松的预期略有上升。不过，根据CME Group的FedWatch工具，联邦基金利率期货仍显示，美联储在1月27日至28日的下次议息会议上维持利率不变的概率约为80%。 瑞银 分析师写道：“虽然卡什卡利偏中性的立场可能会暂时抑制降息预期，但我们认为，劳动力市场持续走弱以及宏观数据转软，将令FOMC仍有望在本季度再次降息，并对美元维持下...

After making the obviously poor decision to kill its XPS laptops and desktops in January 2025, Dell started selling 16- and 14-inch XPS laptops again today. “It was obvious we needed to change,” Jeff Clarke, vice chairman and COO at Dell Technologies, said at a press event in New York City previewing Dell's CES 2026 announcements. A year ago, Dell abandoned XPS branding, as well as its Latitude, Inspiron, and Precision PC lineups. The company replaced the reputable brands with Dell Premium, Dell Pro, and Dell Pro Max. Each series included a base model, as well as “Plus” and “Premium.” Dell isn’t resurrecting its Latitude, Inspiron, or Precision series, and it will still sell “Dell Pro” models. Read full article Comments

Sometimes investors can have too much of a good stock. Goldman Sachs may be our latest example. The financial stock has been on a monster run. It jumped 53.5% last year and gained another 9% in the early days of 2026. Tuesday's gains swelled its weighting in Jim Cramer's Charitable Trust — the 35-stock portfolio used by the CNBC Investing Club — to roughly 4.9%. That puts it neck-and-neck with Amazon for our largest position. During " Squawk on the Street " on Tuesday, Jim questioned whether we should trim Goldman after such a run. Later, on the Club's Morning Meeting, he said he would consider taking profits again if the position size were to exceed a 5% weighting. On Dec. 3, we took some Goldman off the table near its then-record highs and after a recovery from October's post-earnings selloff . On Monday, shares surged to an all-time intraday high above $961. One of Jim's core investing principles is that "discipline trumps conviction." Our discipline is to trim a stock's weighting when it approaches a 5-6% level — so that on any given day, the portfolio's movement is not directly tied to any single stock. Lightening up on a stock is not an indication of our bullishness. We regularly right-size positions — even "own, don't trade" Apple — with our investment theses intact. The need to take some profits is a good problem to have and aligns with another of Jim's core principles: "Bulls and bears make money; pigs get slaughtered." You need to take profits now and then to actually realize your gains. GS YTD mountain Goldman Sachs (GS) year-to-date performance Indeed, our outlook for Goldman and fellow bank stock Wells Fargo is that there is more upside ahead in 2026. The Trump administration's push for deregulation provides a significant tailwind for banks after four years of a more stringent Biden regulatory regime. In fact, federal banking agencies plan to ease capital requirements for the nation's largest banks, which were designed to absorb unexpected losses. This ...

Meta names Microsoft's Mahoney as chief legal officer Reuters

格隆汇1月7日｜俄罗斯外交部称，莫斯科方面正在密切关注俄罗斯油轮“水手号”周边出现的异常情况。目前这艘俄罗斯船只正悬挂俄罗斯联邦国旗，在北大西洋国际水域航行，且完全符合国际海洋法的相关规定。俄外交部强调，“出于无法理解的原因，美国和北约军方对这艘俄罗斯船给予了高度且明显与其和平航行状态不相称的关注。几天来，一艘美国海岸警卫队船只一直尾随‘水手号’，尽管该油轮与美国海岸的距离约为4000公里。”俄外交部指出，莫斯科希望那些宣称致力于维护公海航行自由的西方国家，在践行这一原则时能从自身做起。

格隆汇1月7日｜市场消息：英伟达CEO黄仁勋称H200芯片生产“正在顺畅推进”。

There are no important events for this country at this time. Select "All" to see top events in other countries or view all events.

Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon says robotics is the next big opportunity in AI. Speaking with Caroline Hyde at CES in Las Vegas, Amon also says Qualcomm doesn't see AI as in a bubble and discusses the autonomous driving race. (Source: Bloomberg)

JHVEPhoto Intel ( INTC ) executive Daniel Rogers confirmed this week that the semiconductor company will mark a return to its roots of sorts, as it working on a new processor dedicated towards gaming, along with a new gaming platform. The platform will

PRIM260116C00155000 互動股市圖表 | PRIM Jan 2026 155.000 call 股市 Yahoo 財經

格隆汇1月7日｜惠誉：如果委内瑞拉的原油供应突然大幅增加，加拿大原油出口可能会面临价格压力。

SARASOTA, Fla., Jan. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Ultimate Motorsport, a high-volume independent dealership, was facing a challenge familiar to many growing stores: rising lead volume, limited staff capacity, and no scalable way to maintain consistent follow-up . Despite receiving 1,000+ leads per month, their four-person sales team struggled to respond quickly or nurture leads over time. After evaluating multiple AI tools, including Podium, Intel AI, and standalone chatbots, the dealership selected AutoRaptor's AI Sales Assistant (AISA) because it integrates directly with their CRM, leverages years of customer data, and offers exceptional customization and backend control. Today, Ultimate Motorsport sells 85–100 vehicles per month with just three salespeople, all while improving engagement, reactivating dormant leads, and generating more appointments with no additional overhead. The Challenge: Heavy lead volume, small team, missed opportunities Before using AutoRaptor's AI , follow-up was the dealership's biggest pain point. "The biggest frustration was follow-up… we get close to 1,000 leads a month with four sales guys." Because leads were priced aggressively, demand was high, but the team could only follow up for a few days before falling behind. "My guys were following up maybe five days out… it became almost impossible to keep up with the volume unless you added more salespeople." Adding more staff wasn't an option; it hurt commissions, created internal competition, and didn't fix the core problem: too many leads, not enough time. The Solution: Choosing AutoRaptor's AI Sales Assistant Omar compared several AI platforms and found that most were expensive, rigid, or required replacing his existing systems. Podium: Tried to take over the entire workflow (phone, CRM, AI). Offered low intro pricing that would later increase. Provided little backend control. Intel AI: Good technology but required switching CRMs, which was double the cost. Migrating years of customer data ...

Jan 6 (Reuters) - Meta Platforms said on Tuesday it has appointed C.J. Mahoney, a seasoned legal ​executive with a career in both the technology ‌sector and U.S. government, as its new chief legal officer. Mahoney was previously ‌Microsoft's senior legal executive and deputy U.S. trade representative during President Donald Trump's first term, according to his LinkedIn page. The company said Mahoney will start on his new ⁠role on Wednesday, ‌directly reporting to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. "C.J. brings world-class legal expertise, passion for frontier technology, ‍and deep insight into the global regulatory challenges facing our industry," Zuckerberg said in a statement. Meta's former chief legal officer Jennifer ​Newstead announced late last year that she would ‌leave the social media company to join as general counsel at Apple in March. Newstead has previously served as the legal adviser of the U.S. Department of State. Under her, Meta defeated a U.S. attempt to unwind its ⁠acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp in ​November last year. The appointment comes ​at a time when Meta faces criticism from advocacy groups and lawsuits alleging the company failed ‍to protect ⁠young users from harmful content or misled them about the psychological harm from its platforms. Last year, the ⁠company announced a series of measures to make its social media ‌platforms safe for minors. (Reporting by Jaspreet Singh in ‌Bengaluru; Editing by Alan Barona)

当地时间1月6日，“意愿联盟”会议在法国巴黎举行，乌克兰、英国、德国等数十个国家代表参会，会议聚焦如何继续为乌克兰提供安全保障，当天英法乌三国签署了俄乌停火后在乌部署多国部队的意向声明。（央视新闻）

Key Points Altria has been growing its dividend for decades. In recent years, however, the company's top line has struggled to grow. When investing in dividend stocks, investors should always consider the big picture and what lies ahead. 10 stocks we like better than Altria Group › Dividend stocks can be alluring for investors, especially ones that offer high yields. As interest rates come down, stocks that offer high payouts can provide investors with a lot of incentive to just buy and hold and collect dividend income. But the risk that often comes with pursuing high yields is that they might not end up lasting. If a dividend proves to be unsustainable, a company may not have much option but to cut or suspend the dividend in the future. If that happens, then not only could your dividend income disappear, but the stock could suddenly go into a free fall. Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now, when you join Stock Advisor. See the stocks » Altria Group (NYSE: MO) is one of the highest-yielding stocks on the S&P 500, as it pays investors 7.4%. That's more than six times higher than the S&P average of 1.1%. It's an incredibly attractive yield, but the big question for investors is whether it's safe. Altria has a fantastic track record for paying dividends -- but does that matter? When dividend investors look at potential stocks to buy, they often focus on stocks that have been paying dividends for a long time and that have excellent track records. Tobacco company Altria certainly falls into that category. It has increased its dividend 60 times in 56 years. It falls into the exclusive category of Dividend Kings. But that only tells you about what it has done in the past; by no means is that a guarantee that the dividend will continue to expand in the future. Investors need to consider more than dividend history to assess whether a stock is a good one and whether its payout can be relied ...

Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) walks out of the Senate Chamber of the U.S. Capitol Building on Oct. 1, 2025 in Washington, DC. Andrew Harnik | Getty Images Sen. Ruben Gallego said Tuesday that he was introducing a resolution to block President Donald Trump from invading Greenland . "WAKE UP," Gallego, D-Ariz., wrote on the social media site X , as the Trump administration ratcheted up rhetoric about the United States taking over Greenland, which is a self-governing Danish t erritory. "Trump is telling us exactly what he wants to do. We must stop him before he invades another country on a whim," Gallego wrote. "I'm introducing a resolution to block Trump from invading Greenland. No more forever wars." Trump, in an interview over the weekend with The Atlantic magazine , said he would leave it to others to determine if the recent U.S. attack on Venezuela to capture its leader, Nicolas Maduro , had implications for Greenland. But he also said, "We do need Greenland, absolutely. We need it for defense." "We need Greenland from the standpoint of national security, and Denmark is not going to be able to do it, I can tell you," Trump said separately on Sunday aboard Air Force One. Gallego on Monday introduced an amendment to the Senate Defense Appropriations bill to prohibit the use of funds for military force against Greenland. "President Trump believes Greenland is a strategically important location that is critical from the standpoint of national security, and he is confident Greenlanders would be better served if protected by the United States from modern threats in the Arctic region," a White House spokeswoman said in a statement Tuesday. "The President is committed to establishing long-term peace at home and abroad," the spokeswoman said. Sen. Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican, was asked by reporters on Capitol Hill earlier Tuesday if he was concerned about the attack on Venezuela spreading to Cuba and Greenland. "I hope it does spread to Cuba. Greenland's a diff...

Hungarian filmmaker Béla Tarr — known for bleak, existential movies — has died toggle caption Andreas Rentz/Getty Images Béla Tarr, the Hungarian arthouse director best known for his bleak, existential and challenging films, including Sátántangó and Werckmeister Harmonies, has died at the age of 70. The Hungarian Filmmakers' Association shared a statement on Tuesday announcing Tarr's passing after a serious illness, but did not specify further details. Tarr was born in communist-era Hungary in 1955 and made his filmmaking debut in 1979 with Family Nest, the first of nine feature films that would culminate in his 2011 film The Turin Horse. Damnation, released in 1988 at the Berlin International Film Festival, was his first film to draw global acclaim, and launched Tarr from a little-known director of social dramas to a fixture on the international film festival circuit. Sponsor Message Tarr's reputation for films tinged with misery and hard-heartedness, distinguished by black-and-white cinematography and unusually long sequences, only grew throughout the 1990s and 2000s, particularly after his 1994 film Sátántangó. The epic drama, following a Hungarian village facing the fallout of communism, is best known for its length, clocking in at seven-and-a-half hours. Based on the novel by Hungarian writer László Krasznahorkai, who won the Nobel Prize in Literature last year and frequently collaborated with Tarr, the film became a touchstone for the "slow cinema" movement, with Tarr joining the ranks of directors such as Andrei Tarkovsky, Chantal Akerman and Theo Angelopoulos. Writer and critic Susan Sontag hailed Sátántangó as "devastating, enthralling for every minute of its seven hours." Tarr's next breakthrough came in 2000 with his film Werckmeister Harmonies, the first of three movies co-directed by his partner, the editor Ágnes Hranitzky. Another loose adaptation of a Krasznahorkai novel, the film depicts the strange arrival of a circus in a small town in Hungary. Wit...

HODL260116C00038000 互動股市圖表 | HODL Jan 2026 38.000 call 股市 Yahoo 財經

AMD CEO Lisa Su Pushes Back on Fears that AI Will Reduce Hiring TipRanks

格隆汇1月7日｜AMD(AMD.O)CEO苏姿丰周二表示，人工智能并未减缓该企业招聘的速度，但真正接受这项技术的求职者已成为优先考虑的对象。“我认为我们实际上并没有减少招聘人数，”苏姿丰表示。“坦白说，我们公司发展迅猛，所以我们实际上招聘了很多员工，但我们招聘的是不同类型的人才。我们招聘的是那些对人工智能有前瞻性的人才。”苏姿丰表示：“我认为人工智能正在增强我们的能力。它不会取代人，实际上只是提高了我们的生产效率，让我们能够同时推出更多产品。”

格隆汇1月7日｜惠誉：美国在委内瑞拉的行动对北美石油生产商的影响有限。