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Power companies are using eminent domain to seize land for data centers as 70% of Americans say not in my backyard

It’s a new legal fight over “public use,” but 45 states have already enacted eminent domain reform laws in response to Supreme Court rulings.

By Aaron Walayat and The ConversationJuly 19, 2026

‘Dr. Doom’ Nouriel Roubini says we’re headed for universal basic income or ‘some form of socialism’ as AI revolutionizes work—He calls that optimistic

‘Dr. Doom’ Nouriel Roubini says we’re headed for universal basic income or ‘some form of socialism’ as AI revolutionizes work—He calls that optimistic

By Jason MaJuly 18, 2026

A massive margin call and ‘push-button liquidity’ have torched stocks, but they’re now poised to rebound, top Wall Street forecaster says

A massive margin call and ‘push-button liquidity’ have torched stocks, but they’re now poised to rebound, top Wall Street forecaster says

By Jason MaJuly 18, 2026

Peter Thiel just gave the public its closest look yet at his ‘Antichrist’ theory—and it’s a tech and climate regulator

By Nick LichtenbergJuly 18, 2026

A Chinese Pink Floyd fan is giving Claude and Chat their own DeepSeek moment — an AI model just as good and half the price

By Matt O'Brien and The Associated PressJuly 18, 2026

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‘I’m an example of what I’ve preached’: Dan Ives knows AI has a ‘PR problem’ but it led to his massive career change after 25 years on Wall Street

By Nick LichtenbergJuly 18, 2026

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Jensen Huang’s signature black leather jacket just sold at Sotheby’s for nearly $1 million—and the money is going to young tech builders

Jensen Huang’s signature black leather jacket just sold at Sotheby’s for nearly $1 million—and the money is going to young tech builders

The Nvidia CEO’s Tom Ford jacket, photomatched to a 2023 Taipei appearance, carried a $40,000-$60,000 estimate.

By Sydney LakeJuly 17, 2026

Netflix stock hits a 52-week low after earnings—but analysts say investors are missing the bigger picture

There may be a growth story brewing at Netflix that the market is missing.

By Sheryl EstradaJuly 17, 2026

Netflix used AI to produce 17 minutes of a documentary ‘twice as fast and at half the cost’—as streaming competition drives up content spending to $20 billion

The streaming company touted the efficiencies of AI in its Q2 earnings, while stressing that movies will still be ‘made by people who make movies.’

By Amanda GerutJuly 16, 2026

Tech stocks lead steep global sell-off as investors lose faith in AI chip trade

Everything you need to know before you reach the office this morning.

By Jim EdwardsJuly 17, 2026

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SpaceX stock falls back to earth shortly after Wall Street analysts release florid targets: ‘Paving the superhighway to the stars’

SpaceX stock falls back to earth shortly after Wall Street analysts release florid targets: ‘Paving the superhighway to the stars’

A wave of wildly bullish price targets from Wall Street’s SpaceX underwriters arrived just before the stock fell—raising questions about how much analysts really know.

By Shawn TullyJuly 18, 2026

Markets may have just experienced their second DeepSeek shock, this time thanks to a Chinese AI lab named after a Pink Floyd album

K3 might undermine the conventional wisdom that U.S. firms can maintain their extended lead by simply outspending Chinese competitors on computing power.

By Nicholas GordonJuly 17, 2026

Moonshot’s Kimi K3 pushes Chinese AI into Fable-level territory

“K3 stands as Moonshot AI’s most powerful open-source coding model to date,” Moonshot AI wrote in a press release.

By Nicholas GordonJuly 16, 2026

The VC betting $5.4 billion that Suno is the future of music

Menlo’s Amy Wu Martin says the AI music startup’s real business isn’t hit songs—it’s a new habit of making music just for yourself.

By Lily Mae LazarusJuly 17, 2026

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Indeed chief economist: Aging Baby Boomers are America’s real labor problem, not AI

America’s labor force will shrink by 6 million workers by 2032. If you’re worried about AI taking your job, you’re worrying about the wrong thing.

By Svenja GudellJuly 18, 2026

Businesses are experimenting with cheaper Chinese AI models as U.S. rivals get more expensive

Lower costs and open-source availability are prompting some companies to experiment with Chinese AI models, even as security concerns remain.

By Tatiana SatauaJuly 17, 2026

The AI boom is increasingly built on debt, but investor demand is plunging just as hyperscalers ramp up their bond blitz

The coverage ratio for hyperscaler bond issuance tumbled from 5x in February 2026 to below 2x in July.

By Jason MaJuly 17, 2026

OpenAI’s CFO: 4 questions that reveal if your AI spend is paying off

Forget cost per token. Sarah Friar argues CFOs should judge AI by the work it actually completes.

By Sheryl EstradaJuly 17, 2026

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The cholesterol shot you couldn’t afford is now a pill

The FDA has cleared Merck’s Lipfendra for patients whose artery‑clogging cholesterol remains high despite statins.

By Matthew Perrone and The Associated PressJuly 16, 2026

Runaway Tesla that crashed into a grandmother’s living room was actually being steered by a human, investigators find

Federal investigators say a Model 3 in Katy, Texas was on Full Self-Driving (Supervised) when the driver slammed the accelerator to 100%.

By Bernard Condon and The Associated PressJuly 16, 2026

Meet the AI employee that convinced Sequoia to invest $45 million in Sable

Startup Sable says its AI agent acts like a sales engineer and onboarding specialist, helping companies like Notion and Decagon automate customer conversations.

By Lily Mae LazarusJuly 16, 2026

‘Japan’s excellence is a philosophy, a way of life’: Jensen Huang wants robots to take care of an aging society with a labor shortage

The push pairs Nvidia’s chips with Japan’s manufacturing giants Fanuc, Yaskawa and Kawasaki, backed by a $2.3 trillion national tech plan.

By Yuri Kageyama and The Associated PressJuly 16, 2026

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Cybercriminals are cashing in on the World Cup by selling stolen streaming accounts

Cybercriminals are cashing in on the World Cup by selling stolen streaming accounts

Fans looking to avoid paying for World Cup broadcasts are fueling a booming black market for stolen streaming accounts worth nearly $220 million, according to new research from HUMAN Security.

By Tatiana SatauaJuly 18, 2026

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky’s X account was hijacked in an AI slop hack pushing crypto tokenization

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky appears to have been the target of a cyberattack, sources tell Fortune.

By Rachel VentrescaJuly 16, 2026

Meta Oversight Board study: AI chatbots may be the most perfect propaganda machine ever invented

The study found bots even answer differently based on language too — ChatGPT calls China “not a democracy” in English, but hedges in Chinese.

By Didi Tang and The Associated PressJuly 16, 2026

‘I want to cry, I want to vomit’: Meet a 43-year-old who lost $90,000 to an online boyfriend she never met

It lasted for over 237 days and 10,449 messages, and she’s not alone: U.S. losses to romance scams hit $1.3 billion last year.

By Juliet Linderman and The Associated PressJuly 16, 2026

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‘Right to repair’ is coming to cars, but there’s still this big blind spot as consumers demand more autonomy

‘Right to repair’ is coming to cars, but there’s still this big blind spot as consumers demand more autonomy

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Red Lobster’s 37-year-old CEO waited tables before joining the C-suite—he says it was a crash course in managing ‘difficult people and situations’

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Nvidia and Apple get a cut of every baby’s $1,000 Trump Account

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Iran just crossed Trump’s red line for resuming all-out war as fighting continues to escalate with no end in sight

Iran just crossed Trump’s red line for resuming all-out war as fighting continues to escalate with no end in sight

By Jason MaJuly 18, 2026

Due to cyclospora risk, Taylor Farms expands recall of lettuce sourced from central Mexico and now includes products shipped to 27 states

Due to cyclospora risk, Taylor Farms expands recall of lettuce sourced from central Mexico and now includes products shipped to 27 states

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Musk vs. Altman: Burning Man, a ‘diary,’ and a trial almost no one thinks Musk can win

By Eva RoytburgApril 27, 2026

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Anthropic says engineering missteps were behind Claude Code’s monthlong decline after weeks of user backlash
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Meet a 20-year-old student who changed her major to marketing to ‘AI-proof’ her career

By Jocelyn Gecker, Linley Sanders and The Associated PressApril 27, 2026

Reed Hastings says AI will drive a return to humanities: ‘I’d be doubling down on emotional skills’

Reed Hastings says AI will drive a return to humanities: ‘I’d be doubling down on emotional skills’

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezApril 27, 2026

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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff says AI won’t kill entry-level jobs. He’s hiring 1,000 new grads to prove it

By Jake AngeloApril 27, 2026

John Ternus, incoming CEO of Apple

Incoming Apple CEO John Ternus tells Gen Z an early mistake taught him an important lesson: ‘The care you put into your work really matters’

By Emma BurleighApril 27, 2026

A bank robber made off with $195,000 and got caught after his cell pinged a geofence. Now SCOTUS decides whether that violated the Fourth Amendment

A bank robber made off with $195,000 and got caught after his cell pinged a geofence. Now SCOTUS decides whether that violated the Fourth Amendment

By The Associated Press and Mark ShermanApril 27, 2026

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Your shareholder letter sounds like ChatGPT wrote it. This is the four-word phrase giving CEOs away
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How a chance encounter in Texas sparked a $1 billion Kleiner Perkins-backed AI startup

How a chance encounter in Texas sparked a $1 billion Kleiner Perkins-backed AI startup

By Allie GarfinkleApril 27, 2026

Palantir Technologies CEO Alex Karp in Davos, Switzerland in January 2026. (Photo by Fabrice Coffrini/AFP/Getty Images)

Palantir staff reportedly question company’s commitment to civil liberties

By Andrew NuscaApril 27, 2026

John Ternus, Apple’s new CEO, inherits a rebounding China business—and some messy headaches

John Ternus, Apple’s new CEO, inherits a rebounding China business—and some messy headaches

By Nicholas GordonApril 26, 2026

Sergey Brin confronted Gavin Newsom at a treehouse party — then launched a political war

Sergey Brin confronted Gavin Newsom at a treehouse party — then launched a political war

By Eliyahu Kamisher, Biz Carson and BloombergApril 26, 2026

Elon Musk says saving for retirement is irrelevant because AI is going to create a world of abundance: ‘It won’t matter’

Elon Musk says saving for retirement is irrelevant because AI is going to create a world of abundance: ‘It won’t matter’

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezApril 26, 2026

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Why the key to American drone dominance lies with blockchain

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By Mike Horton and Adam WinnickApril 26, 2026

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More than 90,000 tech workers have been laid off this year. But here’s why companies like Microsoft are offering voluntary buyouts instead

By Jacqueline MunisApril 26, 2026

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‘You feel radicalized’: A Meta AI exec watched agents beat her top workers. Now she’s built a nonprofit to help Gen Z find jobs before they disappear

By Jake AngeloApril 26, 2026

A Mark Cuban-backed AI startup is helping families turn conversations with their elderly relatives into lasting memories

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A Mark Cuban-backed AI startup is helping families turn conversations with their elderly relatives into lasting memories

By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezApril 25, 2026

SpaceX, Anduril among companies to win Golden Dome contracts

SpaceX, Anduril among companies to win Golden Dome contracts

By Tony Capaccio and BloombergApril 25, 2026

Musk drops fraud claims against OpenAI, Altman ahead of trial

Musk drops fraud claims against OpenAI, Altman ahead of trial

By Madlin Mekelburg, Robert Burnson and BloombergApril 25, 2026

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I lost my job to AI. Here’s why mass layoffs won’t transform your company

By Mark QuinnApril 25, 2026

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By Emma BurleighApril 25, 2026

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Most Australian teens admit the social media ban isn’t working as they try to sidestep age verification blocks with face masks and their parents’ IDs

By Sasha RogelbergApril 25, 2026

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North Korean IT workers are stealing remote jobs and raking in billions—and Americans are helping them do it

By Amanda GerutApril 25, 2026

Duke Energy trucks amassed in January at the Charlotte Motor Speedway to help restore power after Winter Storm Fern.

Utility giant Duke Energy plans to spend industry record $103 billion on growth as data centers and affordability take center stage

By Jordan BlumApril 25, 2026

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This CEO lived on canned soup and took just two days off for his daughter’s birth. Now he admits he lost sight of proper work-life balance

By Preston ForeApril 25, 2026

According to Warren Buffett’s math the stock market is officially in ‘playing with fire’ territory. So when is the next crash coming?

According to Warren Buffett’s math the stock market is officially in ‘playing with fire’ territory. So when is the next crash coming?

By Shawn TullyApril 25, 2026

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‘A golden opportunity right now based on who’s in government.’ Trump’s bellicose presidency means defense firms are raking it in

By Tristan BoveApril 25, 2026

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Intel’s blowout quarter just sparked its best day since 1987

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AI smart glasses are helping visually impaired runners take on the London Marathon

By The Associated Press and Mustakim HasnathApril 24, 2026

Data centers are finding a surprising way to deploy batteries

Data centers are finding a surprising way to deploy batteries

By Mark Chediak, Michelle Ma and BloombergApril 24, 2026

Cohere’s European push highlights the rise of AI’s middle powers beyond the US and China

Cohere’s European push highlights the rise of AI’s middle powers beyond the US and China

By Sharon GoldmanApril 24, 2026

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