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A Florida governor hopeful wants data centers to use private electricity and water, not public systems.
The JPMorgan CEO lays out the board-level habits that prevent executives from building flattery bubbles.
A court filing asks to block Lilly’s GLP-1 advertising and force corrections, raising the heat on drug marketing scrutiny.
General Motors beats expectations, reports its latest results outlook, and signals the pricing-demand balance investors care about.
The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for $160B tariff refunds to businesses. Nintendo says consumers get nothing.
The epidemiologist running for Senate says Michigan needs policy pressure on the real drivers behind disasters.
A 48-light-year target shows an atmosphere leaking in real time, reshaping where astronomers hunt for potentially habitable worlds.
A new Sony lawsuit spotlights why “who licenses AI music” is becoming a board-level question.
The 50% jump moves fast, and it immediately raises costs, leverage, and negotiating stakes for companies trading across the border.
Nvidia disclosed a 9.3% stake in Nebius after a March $2 billion commitment, moving the stock fast.
Nandy stays as secretary of state for culture, media and sport while Kanishka Narayan is appointed the UK’s first AI minister.
A new robotics startup wants to speed up one of the messiest parts of the clean energy buildout, starting now.
