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CEO Minami Maeda is running Phase 3 trials and targeting a 2028 FDA submission as photoimmunotherapy moves from Japanese clinics toward the world's largest market.

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Local officials control data center approvals, so midterm races for governor and county boards could matter more than the House or Senate for AI investment.

As AI stocks tumble, the economist warns demand for compute is price-sensitive and the payoff for firms has yet to show up.

New Monster data shows loyal employees are walking out silently over culture, not pay, and teams are paying the price.

A rout in neocloud stocks is forcing investors to weigh Nvidia's hidden exposure as both supplier and lender to the AI buildout.

The same forces that made German automakers dominant now push their suppliers toward defense contracts. Here is what the shift means for the industry.

Elon Musk's two flagship companies may combine, but negotiations and regulatory reviews could stretch for years. Here's what decision-makers should watch.

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A software-only exploit gives researchers userland access to Nintendo's new console, opening the door to mods, backups, and reverse engineering.

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