Plus, Elon Musk’s xAI is buying a startup that makes AI-generated videos. And Swedish fintech Klarna replaces Affirm as Walmart’s buy-now-pay-later provider. Victoria Craig hosts.

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The Chinese AI company doesn’t want to bother with funding—at least not right now. WSJ reporter Rebecca Feng discusses why DeepSeek is so hesitant. Plus, how will federal funding cuts impact drug development? WSJ enterprise technology bureau chief Steven Rosenbush explains the impact on the bioscience industry. Shara Tibken hosts.

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Plus, Foxconn gets a sales boost this year from artificial-intelligence servers. And streaming services are looking to YouTube creators for their next big hits. Shara Tibken hosts.

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Chip maker Intel needs to figure out its future—fast. Now it’s tapping Lip-Bu Tan to lead the company through its next stage. WSJ Heard on the Street columnist Dan Gallagher explains what’s facing Tan. Plus, what has Elon Musk been up to at the Department of Government Efficiency? WSJ columnist Tim Higgins gives the latest updates in Musk-land.

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Plus, Meta will start testing a new fact-checking tool that relies on users. And eBay and Etsy borrow social media’s tactics to get people shopping. Shara Tibken hosts.

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The U.S. wants smaller, better drones. Ukraine has them. WSJ reporter Heather Somerville explores whether the two countries can find a way to work together. Plus, can Walmart’s same-day-delivery push fend off Amazon? WSJ retail reporter Sarah Nassauer explains the brewing retail battle. Shara Tibken hosts.

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Plus, Pokemon GO gets a new owner as Niantic sells it to Scopely. Roomba maker iRobot doubts its ability to continue operations. And Silicon Valley company D-Wave says it hit a milestone in quantum computing. Shara Tibken hosts.

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Artificial intelligence is generating a ton of money and buzz. But could we be in a bubble? WSJ reporter Rolfe Winklers tells us what lessons we can learn from the early 2000s. Plus, can traditional data-storage companies keep up with AI’s demands? WSJ reporter John Keilman explores innovations in hard-disk drives. Shara Tibken hosts.

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Plus, Starlink is getting more competition in Europe. And a new clean-energy fund gets investments. Shara Tibken hosts.

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President Trump’s call to bring crypto into the mainstream through government regulation has raised the stakes of a battle over the $3 trillion industry between two crypto kings: the Italian billionaire running Tether and the American founder of Circle. WSJ reporter Angus Berwick digs into the fight between Giancarlo Devasini and Jeremy Allaire and what it means for the future of the crypto industry. Charlotte Gartenberg hosts.

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