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Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ: META) was aware of fraudulent practices by its Chinese advertisers but failed to take meaningful action, allowing the company to continue generating billions of dollars in ad revenue, according to a report.
Nvidia expands its open AI strategy with Nemotron 3 and the SchedMD acquisition, aiming to scale AI development, cut costs, and strengthen its growing AI ecosystem.
Grayscale, a prominent digital asset management firm, stated in a report published Monday that quantum computing will not have a significant impact on cryptocurrency valuations in 2026.
The nominee for the head of South Korea's media commission, Kim Jong-cheol, has reportedly expressed his intention to prioritize the implementation of social media restrictions for teenagers.
Two top officials at the Federal Reserve have expressed confidence that inflation will not pose a significant threat to the U.S. economy in the near future.
Renowned TV host Jim Cramer issued a “Sell” rating on a prominent AI infrastructure stock that has been under pressure in recent weeks, despite several bullish catalysts and tailwinds.
The United States has reportedly put on hold a technology agreement with the United Kingdom, citing dissatisfaction with the progress of trade discussions.
Investor Ross Gerber echoed Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's view that artificial intelligence is becoming an education equalizer and a core career skill, as Big Tech increasingly rewards students and workers who know how to effectively use and interact with AI tools.
Trump calls for the release of Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai, saying he stands for democracy and freedom. US officials also slam China's unjust conviction of Lai and call for his immediate release. UK lawmakers also urge for Lai's release.
Investor Michael Burry has doubled down on his claims regarding GPU depreciation at leading hyperscalers and AI companies, citing recent remarks by Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) CEO Satya Nadella, who highlighted the complex economics of large-scale data center investments.
Trump signed an executive order declaring illicit fentanyl a weapon of mass destruction, directing investigations and prosecutions into fentanyl trafficking and linking it to national security threats.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren accused the Trump administration of letting corporate influence shape policy after it approved Nvidia's sale of H200 AI chips to China, a move that has sparked national security concerns and global warnings about shifting the balance of power in the AI race.
The Nasdaq is preparing to roll out 23-hour, five-day-a-week trading for U.S. stocks and ETFs, marking a major shift in how global investors access American markets.
Elon Musk's aerospace giant SpaceX's planned Wall Street debut in 2026 has sparked buzz, with cryptocurrency bettors speculating on its stock ticker symbol.
OpenAI-backed Chai Discovery raised $130 million in a Series B round at a $1.3 billion valuation, as CEO Josh Meier said rapid advances in its AI models are shrinking drug discovery timelines from years to weeks.
Trump claims Rob Reiner's death was due to Trump derangement syndrome and calls him a deranged person. Critics, including some Republicans, slam the President's comments.
Intel has strengthened its ties with Washington by appointing a Trump White House economic adviser to lead government affairs following a 10% U.S. government stake, as CEO Lip-Bu Tan reshapes leadership, reverses a key divestment plan and pushes a turnaround that has driven the stock up more than 85% year to date.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pushed back against the Trump administration's proposed rule change at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which she warned could roll back key federal protections that prevent discrimination in lending.
Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci says Donald Trump's sharp sense of humor was the trait he admired most—an assessment echoed by Tesla Inc. CEO Elon Musk.
