Intel’s latest results finally gave investors something the company has lacked for years: evidence that the artificial intelligence boom may be helping its core business instead of passing it by. The chipmaker reported first-quarter revenue of $13.6 billion, up 7% from a year earlier, while non-GAAP
Hyundai Motor’s decision to launch 20 new models in China over the next five years is more than a routine product plan. It is an admission that the economics of the global auto business now run through China, not just because it is the world’s largest car market,
Google’s decision to invest up to $40 billion in Anthropic is the clearest sign yet that the economics of artificial intelligence are shifting away from software hype and toward the harder realities of power, chips, and data center capacity. Anthropic said Friday that Google will invest $10 billion in
Wall Street’s campaign to make stock trading nearly continuous is starting to look less like an obvious modernization and more like a test of how much strain the market’s plumbing can take. That tension came into sharper focus on April 24, when Deutsche Boerse Chief Executive Stephan Leithner
The highest court in the United States has decided to take up St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy, a case involving religious freedom that questions whether Colorado can withhold public preschool funding from Catholic institutions due to their faith-based enrollment practices and operational guidelines. This week saw the Court
A peculiar situation has emerged in global oil markets, where crude prices remain relatively steady even as supply disruptions persist. Brent crude has consistently traded in the upper $90 range throughout the past week, showing little volatility despite ongoing tensions in the Persian Gulf region that have now stretched beyond
Rinat Akhmetov, the wealthiest individual in Ukraine, has completed what appears to be the largest residential real estate transaction ever recorded, purchasing an expansive five-story apartment in Monaco’s exclusive Mareterra district for €471 million, equivalent to approximately $554 million. The acquisition was made through the businessman’s holding
Federal authorities have taken into custody a 44-year-old Iranian national at Los Angeles International Airport, facing accusations of facilitating weapons transactions on behalf of Tehran’s government. Shamim Mafi, who resides in Woodland Hills, California, was apprehended on Saturday evening as she arrived at the airport. According to
Government-run healthcare systems inevitably lead to physician-assisted suicide programs, according to a recent analysis examining Canada’s controversial Medical Assistance in Dying initiative. The program, which launched a decade ago, now accounts for approximately one in every twenty deaths across Canada, with over 100,000 individuals having been
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The ongoing military conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran that commenced on February 28, 2026, continues to generate intense debate within libertarian circles about the philosophical justification for intervention against authoritarian regimes. The initial strikes that eliminated Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei along with senior officials have evolved into
The Trump administration’s naval blockade strategy in the Strait of Hormuz appears to be achieving its intended objectives, forcing Iran into a position where economic collapse looms within weeks. This approach, which involves preventing Iranian oil tankers from leaving their ports while allowing all other international shipping to pass
