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Beijing Offers Subsidies for Companies That Buy Local AI Chips as China Cuts Reliance on Foreign Technology

Nvidia Rival Groq Raises $640 Million in a New Funding Round

Groq was originally looking to raise $300 million at a slightly lower valuation. Groq, an artificial intelligence chipmaking startup, has secured more than $600 million in a recent funding round, the company announced Monday.


Google Loses Antitrust Lawsuit Over Market Dominance, Here’s How Other Tech Companies Stand

The ruling could force Google to allow users to choose which search engine to use. A federal judge on Monday ruled that Alphabet's Google broke antitrust laws and held an illegal monopoly in the United States in a landmark ruling against the tech giant.

Elon Musk Closes X San Francisco Office, Citing Issues with California Law, 'Drug Addicts'

The move came after Musk slammed California's SAFETY Act last month. X, the social media company formerly known as Twitter and owned by Elon Musk, is now preparing to shut its San Francisco office and move to Texas, according to an internal email sent to employees on Monday.

Whispers of the World: Reimagining the Travel Experience with Dragonfly Trekkers

In the serene splendor of Whistler, British Columbia, where snow-capped peaks meet verdant forests, Gennie Apulova discovered the spark for her groundbreaking idea. As a passionate traveler and software engineer, Gennie knew both the excitement of exploration and the stress of travel logistics. One crisp evening, while hiking a peaceful trail at the base of Blackcomb Mountain, she was mesmerized by the landscape's beauty and envisioned a transformative solution.


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Montreal to Be Canada’s First City with 24-Hour Bars and Clubs to Boost Local Economy
Montreal is set to become the first city in Canada to allow 24-hour drinking zones to reignite local tourism, but critics argue for lack of security and public transportation.
CrowdStrike Blames Delta Air Lines  For Extended IT Outage and $500M Loss
CrowdStrike denies responsibility for Delta Air Lines' extended IT outage, arguing that the airline mismanaged the situation and contributed to a misleading narrative about the incident.
Elon Musk Slams Fed's Inaction on Rate Cuts, Calls Them 'Foolish'
Elon Musk criticized the Federal Reserve's decision not to cut interest rates, calling it "foolish" and warning that the policy could harm the US, which could potentially stall economic growth.
Global Stocks Drop As Japan's Nikkei Falls 13% and European Shares Hit Six-Month Lows
Recession fears pushed global stock markets to experience a major decline on August 5, Monday with Japan's Nikkei dropping 13%, STOXX 600 3%, and Nasdaq futures 5%.
AI Investments Rise 47% in US Venture Capital Funding—Highest Level Recorded in 2 Years
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Elon Musk to Move X, SpaceX HQs from California to Texas After Newsom Passes Trans Rights Law
Tesla's lawyers said a recent vote makes it clear that shareholders believe Elon Musk is entitled to the 11-figure compensation.
Chevron To Cut Up To 7,000 Jobs Due To Slump In Oil Prices
The oil giant's announcement will mark the first time Chevron will be headquartered outside of California since its founding 100 years ago.
Neuralink Postpones Second Brain-Implant Surgery Due to Patient's Health Issues
The implant could give a paralyzed patient the ability to control digital devices by thinking. Neuralink, a microchip company owned by Elon Musk, has successfully implanted a brain chip into a second trial patient just months after its first attempt.
Coca-Cola Post Strong Earnings
Coca-Cola expects some or all of the $6 billion in back taxes to be refunded if it wins an appeal on the court's decision.
Thailand Plans to Legalize Casino to Boost Tourism and Foreign Investment
Despite its conservative stance, Thailand is pushing to legalize casinos to boost tourism and attract foreign investment, with major global casino operators like MGM showing interest.