Axios Tech Policy Reporter Maria Curi breaks down the White House’s “Super Intelligence” accord and what it means for AI safety and regulation. North American movie theaters have spent $2.7 billion over the past two years upgrading the experience in an effort to bring audiences back to cinemas. David Ellison says the combined Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery company will be called Skydance once the blockbuster merger closes next week. Going over the numbers, the risks and what the Anthropic float means for the rest of the AI market. Kory Kantenga, Head of Economics, Americas at LinkedIn, breaks down hiring trends, labor-market resilience and where employers are still seeking workers. Latest Oil prices climbed after Iran warned it could strike infrastructure across the Gulf if the U.S. targets key Iranian facilities.
President Trump used a nationally televised address to once again question the integrity of the 2020 election.
Apple has reclaimed the title of the world’s most valuable company, overtaking Nvidia after the AI chip giant’s lengthy run at the top of Wall Street.
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General Fusion CEO Greg Twinney explains why fusion energy is gaining momentum, how it could power the AI boom, and what comes next for the industry.
The Trump administration has imposed a 25% tariff on most imports from Brazil, citing what it calls unfair trade practices under a Section 301 investigation.
Nvidia is expanding its push into Japan with a new artificial intelligence model designed to accelerate the development of “physical AI”.
America’s grocery carts are getting lighter as new data shows shoppers are buying fewer items per trip.
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh faced pointed questions on Capitol Hill over his relationship with the Trump administration.
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