Today is Martin Luther King Day here in the US and in observance of today’s holiday, the markets remain closed. 

Last week, we were treated to another green market as the averages quietly churn higher. 

There are still a lot of factors at play in the market right now and the major averages are still in a broad range but we got a positive on Thursday when the CPI report showed cooling inflation yet again. 

Given the holiday today and the fact that markets are closed, I’m going to keep my update relatively short and get to the headlines that have caught my attention.

With that, read below for everything I have my eye on this week…

	Google Says Supreme Court Ruling Could Potentially Upend the Internet Tech giant files brief in YouTube case brought by family of woman killed in Paris terrorist attacks. Read more…
	Some Android Phones Will Join the Satellite Connectivity Party The move is the latest in a string of recent announcements from companies looking to move into the suddenly hot satellite direct-to-device industry. Read more…
	World’s Top Chip Maker Mulls Global Expansion with Plants in Europe, Japan Semiconductor giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) may expand its global manufacturing footprint even further. Read more…
	Apple’s First US Labor Union Reaches New Milestone for Tech Industry Workers at Apple’s first unionized retail store began collectively bargaining with management on Wednesday, in a milestone moment not only for the iPhone company but for all of Big Tech. Read more…
	Apple CEO Tim Cook to Take a 40% Pay Cut This Year The iPhone maker said in a filing that Mr. Cook recommended the reduction. Read more…