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The exemptions give Susan Collins a tangible win in a toss-up race, though new tariffs on other goods followed almost immediately.
Zelenskyy and Ukrainian officials say speed throttling remains in force as battlefield consequences mount and Kyiv scrambles for alternatives.
NESO and National Gas say Britain will have enough gas and electricity this winter, but households face some of Europe’s highest energy costs and consumer confidence posts its sharpest monthly drop outside the Covid pandemic since 2016.
The reductions accompany a quarter in which pre-tax profit rose 12% year on year, even as group income missed analyst expectations.
Judge Francis Mathew found Meta committed willful violations over more than a decade, and the company immediately pledged to appeal.
The fine is the largest ever levied against the company, after a jury found more than 43 million violations of the state’s unfair practices law.
Special committees at both companies are examining a combination that would unite a $1.5 trillion automaker with a $2 trillion space and AI company, but no terms have been agreed and Musk is recused from the process.
A combined company would be valued upwards of $3.6 trillion, but no terms have been reached and Tesla shareholders face a 50% approval threshold.
A lowered ad-revenue forecast, a narrowed 2026 outlook below Wall Street expectations, and co-CEOs’ concession that U.S. viewing is lagging overshadowed a solid earnings beat.
The Tesla and SpaceX CEO called a combination ‘a good idea’ during SpaceX’s Q3 earnings call, though no terms have been reached and shareholders would face a high approval hurdle.
The pledge to roughly 72 million children came a day after Anthropic announced a public benefit fund tied to its IPO, and Musk offered no execution plan.
A hot US inflation print and mounting fears that the AI trade has run too far are driving a coordinated rout across Asian, US and European markets, with memory chip makers at the epicenter.
August’s surprise expansion caps a strong three-month run and lands just as the chancellor prepares an Oct. 28 Budget under tight fiscal constraints, with economists split on whether the momentum will hold.
The Claude developer told investors it was profitable for the second quarter in a row, with CNBC reporting adjusted-basis profitability and cash-flow positivity in the third quarter, even as chip and tech stocks tumbled on spending and inflation fears.
The reductions hit product, technology, legal, and HR teams as growth stalls, rivals consolidate, and a Warner Bros. bid slips away.
The final consumer price index report before the November 3 elections showed prices rising faster than expected, driven largely by fuel costs tied to the Iran war.
A joint investigation by BBC Panorama and the Bureau of Investigative Journalism reveals how aides of Roman Abramovich and accountants at Deloitte Cyprus backdated records across at least three schemes to strip assets from company accounts and evade tax.
The Australian AI data centre operator withdrew a listing that would have valued it at more than $30 billion after a major pension fund rejected the price.
The deal positions SpaceX to combine satellite and terrestrial coverage under one network operator, a direct challenge to AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile that landed days after those carriers formed their own satellite venture without Starlink.
Vice President JD Vance and Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling announced the suspensions at a Thursday press conference, accusing major IT firms of displacing American workers.
The Japan Fair Trade Commission raided Asahi, Kirin, Suntory, and Sapporo on suspicion they secretly coordinated retail price increases.
The projected operating profit of approximately 107.4 trillion won is a company record and the fourth consecutive quarter of record earnings, yet the stock fell 0.7% on Thursday because the AI trade has raised expectations so high that record profits no longer satisfy investors.
The reductions spare frontline posties and drivers but draw fierce pushback from unions and campaigners who say a failing service is being hollowed out.
The benchmark index surpassed its August peak as investors bet that spending on AI infrastructure will deliver returns despite rising interest rates and elevated energy costs.
