The S&P 500 Just Hit a Record. The Iran War Hasn't Ended.
The S&P 500 erased every wartime loss and hit a new record on Wednesday. Oil is still above $90 a barrel, the IMF just cut its growth forecast, and the ceasefire expires next Wednesday.
The S&P 500 erased every wartime loss and hit a new record on Wednesday. Oil is still above $90 a barrel, the IMF just cut its growth forecast, and the ceasefire expires next Wednesday.
A federal jury says Live Nation illegally monopolized live music. The company's own executives joked about "robbing" fans. But the $1.72-per-ticket finding tells you how long your wallet will have to wait.
Researchers used a modified form of CRISPR to silence the extra chromosome responsible for Down syndrome in up to 40 percent of lab-grown cells. The ethical questions the work raises will take far longer to answer.
€1.3 billion was pledged in Berlin for Sudan on Wednesday. The country's humanitarian crisis remains 84 percent unfunded — and UN investigators say systematic sexual violence has become "the blueprint" of a war the world stopped watching.
Snap eliminated 1,000 jobs and said the quiet part out loud: AI made the work unnecessary. More than 65% of its new code is now machine-generated.
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The legal authority to fire a Federal Reserve chair has never been tested in 113 years. Donald Trump just said he'll do it next month if Jerome Powell doesn't leave quietly.
An eighth-grader carrying five of his father's guns killed three students and a teacher Wednesday — the second school shooting in Turkey in as many days.
Apple privately warned Elon Musk's xAI to fix Grok's nonconsensual sexual deepfakes or face App Store removal. Grok stayed. The deepfakes kept coming.
Magyar walked into state TV this week, called it a "factory of lies," and promised to suspend its signal. On Sunday, voters gave him 138 of 199 parliamentary seats to do exactly that.
Ukraine intercepted 309 of 324 drones overnight — a 95 percent kill rate that still left one woman dead, seven wounded, and nine locations struck across the country.
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A three-person studio that started in mobile games just landed at #3 on Steam's Top Sellers with their debut title — a $19.99 cyberpunk platformer eight years in the making, delayed by war and a forced relocation from Belarus to Cyprus.
Emperor penguins lost 20,000 adults in under a decade. Antarctic fur seals have halved in a generation. Both are now Endangered — the same IUCN category as giant pandas and Bengal tigers.
$40 battle pass, #3 on Steam Top Sellers. Blizzard's monetization outrage cycle runs like clockwork — and so do the purchases.
Allbirds sold its shoe brand for $39 million and announced a pivot to GPU-as-a-Service. The stock jumped more than 400%.
Ticket number 94,715 cost €100. The Pablo Picasso original it unlocked is worth more than €1 million. The winner's first question: "How do I know this isn't a prank?"