- September 19, 2025
It’s time for Intel to go private, former board members say
Despite years of troubled performance and failed strategies, the great icon of the semiconductor industry, Intel, has two new major shareholders that can give it
You’ve heard that gold is hitting record highs. Not quite, BofA says
Gold prices have indeed soared to all-time highs in 2025, prompting headlines about a historic rally. But according to Bank of America (BofA) Global Research,
Poland scrambles jets, shuts key airport amid drone threat
Poland deployed air force jets for the second time in a week, alerted residents and closed Lublin airport near the Ukrainian border because of drones
Trump, Modi agree to talk in bid to resolve trade impasse
President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged to talk and resume trade negotiations, signaling a possible thaw after weeks of a blistering
Recession warning: just a few industries are driving job growth, Zandi says
Vital signs for the labor market indicate that it’s getting sicker, and the healthcare sector is one of the few that is keep it from
Authorities raided Streameast’s offices and shut down the largest illegal sports streaming platform that had over 1.6 billion visits in the last year
You’ll have to just imagine the casino pop-up ads in the middle of a naked bootleg play now. The Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE) announced yesterday that the
OpenAI staffer left America for Sweden because of Trump’s presidency
Miki Habryn can finally sleep at night. For many months, in the run-up to and after President Trump had won the election, that wasn’t the
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AI will ‘probably’ bring 4-day work weeks: ‘Every industrial revolution leads to some change in social behavior’
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says the world is “at the beginning of the AI revolution,” and the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence across industries could bring “probably”
Nvidia earnings could move stock 6% as AI boom and China tensions loom
Nvidia’s earnings aren’t just about Nvidia anymore. The $4 trillion chipmaker’s quarterly financials have become a litmus test for the AI boom—and, by extension, for
The Fed is starting to worry about the housing market now
Wall Street was laser-focused on the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy this past week, but minutes from the central bank’s last meeting revealed concern among some
