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Financial Times says Meta could fund its AI push with a stock offering, and investors are pricing the dilution risk fast.
Labor market resilience hits 4.3% unemployment, yet Friday’s selloff in AI chip stocks drags Nasdaq 4% lower.
The Economist frames today’s warmth as fragile, with monetary policy ready to cool hiring if it overheats.
A massive Google-SpaceX compute deal lands just a week before SpaceX’s IPO, signaling demand and leverage shifts in space infrastructure.
The country is signaling tougher scrutiny after illegal mining risks investment stability, with regulatory teeth on the table.
A tech showcase aimed at proving hydrogen durability and performance, with implications for how boards evaluate next-gen powertrains.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella wants AI agents governed with the same controls as staff: identity, containment, and observability.
Asana’s shared memory approach aims to keep corrections from disappearing when the next teammate opens the same tool.
The plan makes everyday investors central to SpaceX IPO momentum, not just background liquidity.
The JPMorgan CEO calls Musk “the Edison of our time,” even as SpaceX targets $135 a share and record fundraising.
Cook’s final developer conference forces Apple to prove Siri can do more than talk, in public and under pressure.
A memo lets Nick Bilton hear the ultimatum: keep independent, fearless journalism or they leave.
