Bank of Japan raises interest rates for second time since 2007
The closely watched move by the Bank of Japan could strengthen the country's ailing currency.
Exclusive – New US regulations on exports of foreign chip equipment to China will exempt some allies, sources say
By Karen Freifeld NEW YORK (Reuters) – The Biden administration plans to unveil a new rule next month that will expand U.S. authority to ban… Read More »Exclusive – New US regulations on exports of foreign chip equipment to China will exempt some allies, sources say
Boar's Head recalls another 7 million pounds of meat due to Listeria outbreak
The announcement came less than a week after Boar's Head recalled more than 200,000 pounds of meat amid an outbreak that killed two people and… Read More »Boar's Head recalls another 7 million pounds of meat due to Listeria outbreak
Microsoft profit rises 10%, but cloud computing growth slows down
The tech giant's revenue also rose 15 percent, but Wall Street is still watching to see whether the investment in AI will pay off for… Read More »Microsoft profit rises 10%, but cloud computing growth slows down
Trump's invitation to NABJ conference sparks debate
The National Association of Black Journalists has a history of inviting presidential candidates to speak, but many members are angry about Donald Trump's planned rally.
Microsoft drops, chipmakers rise as AI rally faces divisions
By Noel Randewich and Anna Tong (Reuters) – Disappointing quarterly results from Microsoft sent the company and other heavyweights losing $340 billion in stock value… Read More »Microsoft drops, chipmakers rise as AI rally faces divisions
Pentagon finally free of Russian rocket engines in historic launch
Enlarge / Launch of ULA's Atlas V rocket during the U.S. Space Force's USSF-51 mission. United Launch Alliance on Tuesday launched a classified U.S. military… Read More »Pentagon finally free of Russian rocket engines in historic launch
The Affordable Connectivity Program is dead – and thousands of households have already lost their internet
The death of the U.S. government’s Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is starting to result in internet service being cut off for low-income Americans. On Friday,… Read More »The Affordable Connectivity Program is dead – and thousands of households have already lost their internet
Novavax shares fall after JPMorgan rating downgrade
Novavax (NVAX) shares are falling after JPMorgan downgrades the stock to Underweight from Neutral. Shares have surged 250% since May after the company announced a… Read More »Novavax shares fall after JPMorgan rating downgrade
How the Kids Online Safety Act Got Dragged Into a Political War
Last week, the American Civil Liberties Union sent 300 high school students to Capitol Hill to lobby against the Kids Online Safety Act, a bill… Read More »How the Kids Online Safety Act Got Dragged Into a Political War
Senate passes bill on child online safety, sends it to uncertain House of Representatives
The legislation would impose stricter rules and safeguards for children's privacy on the internet and social media, but freedom of expression concerns and fierce industry… Read More »Senate passes bill on child online safety, sends it to uncertain House of Representatives
Israel launches airstrike on Lebanese capital Beirut
Israel has carried out an attack in southern Beirut, targeting a senior Hezbollah commander it says was “responsible for the murder of children”. Images from… Read More »Israel launches airstrike on Lebanese capital Beirut
Zombie Alt-Weeklies Are Full of AI Junk About OnlyFans
Some of the most prominent alternative weeklies in the United States publish, in addition to their editorial content, search engine optimized lists of porn actresses… Read More »Zombie Alt-Weeklies Are Full of AI Junk About OnlyFans
Magnificent Seven drop could send US stocks lower, top fund manager says
By Saeed Azhar NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. stocks could fall 10% to 13% this year as a sell-off in seven mega-cap stocks earlier pushed… Read More »Magnificent Seven drop could send US stocks lower, top fund manager says
Hybrids between two species can produce 'swarms' that flourish
Aurich Lawson | Getty Images There are no wild ligers. Hybrids were once considered rare in nature, and of little evolutionary importance. But now we… Read More »Hybrids between two species can produce 'swarms' that flourish
