Markets
Iran reportedly dominated the Netanyahu-Trump meeting, with Trump weighing three paths: A nuclear deal, a tougher economic blockade, or renewed military strikes
President Trump is reportedly considering three strategies regarding Iran: negotiating a nuclear deal, intensifying an economic blockade, or escalating to military strikes. These options...
Tech
OpenAI provides free AI access to 100,000 researchers through 2027
OpenAI is providing free access to its most advanced AI models to 100,000 academic researchers through the end of 2027. The program targets scientists,...
Stocks
Hims and Hers shares fall 10% as FTC sues company over data, billing practices
Shares of telehealth company Hims & Hers Health fell 10% Wednesday after the Federal Trade Commission sued the company for allegedly misleading consumers about...
General
DoorDash reportedly building delivery drones after receiving FAA approval
DoorDash has reportedly developed delivery drones and secured FAA approval to operate them commercially, according to Bloomberg sources. This initiative would position the food...
Regulation
Microsoft’s AI sovereignty model is quietly reshaping how governments think about tech
Microsoft is pitching an AI sovereignty framework to governments worldwide, allowing them to use powerful AI technology built by foreign companies while retaining control...
Markets
Big Tech faces rising financing costs amid AI spending surge
The five largest US data-center spenders, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, and Oracle, have accumulated approximately $350 billion in debt over the past five years,...
Markets
Fed dissents show migration toward hike, JPMorgan’s Michele says
Michele of JPMorgan highlighted that three Federal Reserve officials dissented from the majority decision to hold interest rates steady, favoring a 25 basis point...
Regulation
Anthropic Destroyed Millions of Books to Train Claude: Was That Legal?
Anthropic destroyed millions of books to train its artificial intelligence Claude. This practice was ruled legal thanks to a specific legal rule. The article...