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Meta AI Chief Yann LeCun Leaves to Start New Venture in Advanced Machine Intelligence
Meta AI Chief Yann LeCun to leave Meta and launch a new startup focused on advanced machine intelligence.
Tesla Secures Ride-Hailing Permit in Arizona For Robotaxi Service, But There's a Catch
Tesla is now permitted to operate its ride-hailing service in Arizona, expanding its availability to three cities.
Goldman Sachs Stuns with $1bn Excel Takeover That Puts Tiger Woods, Caitlin Clark and Nikola Jokic Under Its Umbrella
Goldman Sachs will take a majority stake in Excel Sports Management in a deal valuing the agency at nearly $1 billion, announced as top executive Kathy Ruemmler faces controversy over newly released Epstein emails.
Defaulted Venezuelan Bonds Have Climbed More Than 100% This Year As Traders Bet On Regime Change
Traders are increasingly buying defaulted Venezuelan bonds betting that regime change in the country will lead to a new investor-friendly government that will cut a deal to begin paying back the country's debt.
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Elon Musk's xAI eyes $15 billion funding as its valuation soars to $230 billion.
Waymo One's expansion next year includes five cities, including cities in the states of Florida and Texas.
President Trump surprises McDonald's leaders with menu advice while praising the chain during the 2025 Impact Summit.
In a crowded field of more than 800 venture capital funds competing for institutional recognition, Ari Stiegler's Flux Capital has emerged victorious as Allocator One's "Breakout Fund of the Year," marking a watershed moment for data-driven due diligence in alternative asset management.
Cloudflare suffered from a massive outage that took down 20% of the web with it, but thankfully, it is now in recovery.
The S&P 500 fell roughly 0.8%, marking its fourth consecutive day of losses. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped nearly 500 points, or more than 1%, while the Nasdaq Composite slid 1.2%, extending a multi-day pullback in the market's most heavily weighted technology names.
Regulators argued the acquisitions were part of a strategy to suppress competition and maintain dominance in personal social networking.
According to a recent analysis of S&P 500 companies' annual SEC Form 10-K filings, 72 percent of firms now report at least one AI-related risk, up sharply from 12 percent in 2023.
The trend, dubbed "D‑Exit," is fueled by growing concerns over litigation risk, unpredictable court rulings, and rising costs, a shift that could reshape American corporate governance.

















