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Why is it so hard to get ROI from AI? Because building from first principles isn’t easy

Why is it so hard to get ROI from AI? Because building from first principles isn’t easy

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SpaceX lowballed its bankers on fees. Goldman Sachs has another way to win big

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After backlash, Anthropic says its AI will now tell users when their request is being rejected or downgraded for national security concerns

After backlash, Anthropic says its AI will now tell users when their request is being rejected or downgraded for national security concerns

Anthropic’s latest model previously downgraded certain user requests quietly and without warning.

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Brazil’s biggest soccer broadcaster Is now a guy who started on Twitch. He beat Globo

Casimiro Miguel is 32. His channel has all 104 World Cup games in the world’s most soccer-obsessed country.

By Nick Lichtenberg, Tales Azzoni and The Associated PressJune 11, 2026

Gates testifies on Epstein: previous Fortune investigation reveals payments to his ex-girlfriend, $1M Microsoft deal

Bill Gates said Wednesday that he made a “grave error in judgment” by meeting with Jeffrey Epstein.

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As SpaceX goes public, a $100 billion shadow market faces a reckoning

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SpaceX’s public debut could kick off months (or even years) of reckoning in the venture secondaries market, the pre-IPO Wild West.

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‘China follows Musk very closely’: While SpaceX blocked Chinese investors from IPO, China’s space firms prep their own as a counterweight

China has ramped up its space initiatives to compete with SpaceX’s ascent in the last three years, with some commercial space firms eying similar satellite and rocket launch goals.

By Mia OsmonbekovJune 11, 2026

While investors await the SpaceX IPO, these space stocks are already public, building an economy in Earth orbit—and beyond

In addition to rocket companies that launch payloads into orbit, others in the sector develop satellites and vehicles or provide space-based services like communications or imagery.

By Jason MaJune 11, 2026

Meet the SpaceX employees who are set to become multimillionaires thanks to its IPO: from execs to even welders

The winners of SpaceX’s blockbuster IPO—valuing the company at $1.75 trillion—might not just be investors, but also the ones who welded the rockets.

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The real hurdle to enterprise AI isn’t fixing productivity KPIs. It’s ‘unlearning’ old habits, experts say

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South Korea fines Coupang record $409 million for data breach

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