Nscale’s $35 billion initial public offering is heavily dependent on ByteDance, Fortune’s daily radar says. The roundup also points to Fortune’s 2026 Change the World list and says U.S. semiconductor export bans did little to slow China’s chip trade. Its market notes include a rare double-zero day, while artificial intelligence is creating jobs mainly at very small companies. The roundup adds that most people now have only a one-day weekend and says Gen Z is richer than Millennials, Gen X or Baby Boomers were at the same stage, despite complaints from those groups.