After a record-breaking rally, global stocks took a hit following the Bank of Japan's decision to sell its ETF holdings, leading to a 0.4% drop in the MSCI Asia Pacific Index. Explore the implications of this market shift.
A recent immigration raid at a Hyundai manufacturing site in Georgia has left nearly 500 workers detained, sparking panic among their families. Many are in legal limbo, raising concerns about their rights and well-being.
OpenAI has announced a groundbreaking agreement with Microsoft, involving a $100 billion equity deal that raises questions about its nonprofit status and the future of AI governance. As scrutiny from regulators mounts, the implications of this partnership could reshape the AI landscape.
The rollout of updated Covid vaccines is marred by confusion, misinformation, and access barriers, especially for marginalized communities. Experts warn these issues could have dire public health consequences.
The World Health Organization has released its updated Essential Medicines Lists, adding crucial cancer and diabetes treatments, aiming to improve global health access.
U.S. equity futures remained stable as the S&P 500 reached new heights, driven by excitement in the AI sector. Corporate earnings reports showed mixed results, with Nvidia boosting investor confidence despite concerns over its data center business.
In a bold move, President Trump announced a 10% government stake in Intel, revealing shocking ties to Chinese surveillance firms. As Intel faces scrutiny over its partnerships with Uniview and Hikvision, questions arise about human rights and technology ethics.
U.S. equity futures remained flat as the Dow Jones reached new records, with investors keenly awaiting Nvidia's earnings report that could signal the next market move. The Fed's hint at easing policy has set the stage for potential shifts in tech stocks.
Intel has announced a significant agreement with the Trump administration, securing an $8.9 billion investment. However, this funding is tied to previously awarded grants, sparking debate over its implications and legality.
In a surprising move, President Trump reveals that Intel Corp. will provide the US government with a 10% equity stake. This deal is poised to reshape the chipmaking landscape, with formal details expected soon.
