In a bold announcement, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman revealed plans for a staggering $1.4 trillion investment over the next eight years, targeting new business areas including cloud computing, robotics, and scientific discovery.
US equity-index futures are on the rise Monday, hinting at the continuation of a seven-month global stock rally fueled by strong tech earnings and easing US-China trade tensions. Discover what this means for investors!
In a groundbreaking agreement, the Actors' Equity Association has finalized a new three-year contract with the Broadway League, promising significant pay increases and enhanced benefits for actors and stage managers. With voting underway, discover the changes that could reshape Broadway!
The U.S. government is considering investing in quantum computing firms like IonQ and D-Wave, potentially reshaping its tech strategy. With investments starting at $10 million, this could be a groundbreaking move into a transformative technology.
In an inspiring announcement, the National Academy of Medicine (NAM) has elected 90 regular members and 10 international members who have made significant contributions to health and medicine. NAM President Victor J. Dzau highlighted the exceptional qualifications of these new members, emphasizing their roles in addressing pressing health challenges and advancing medical research. This new cohort strengthens NAM's mission to inspire positive actions across various sectors.
Jennifer Lopez dazzles at the New York City premiere of 'Kiss of the Spider Woman' with ex-husband Ben Affleck supporting her. The musical marks a significant comeback for Lopez, who thanks Affleck for his crucial role in the film's production.
The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission has approved BlackRock's takeover of Minnesota Power, ignoring warnings that it could lead to higher bills and reduced oversight. Critics fear this decision prioritizes profits over public interest.
In a groundbreaking move, Electronic Arts has finalized a $55 billion deal to go private, backed by major investors including Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund. What does this mean for fans and the future of gaming?
In a shocking move, the Trump administration is asking U.S. investors in TikTok's operations to pay billions to the federal government. This marks a new wave of crony capitalism where businesses are pressured to pay for governmental favors. Experts warn that this undermines free market principles and promotes extortionate practices.
The Trump administration is eyeing a significant stake in the largest lithium mine in the Western Hemisphere, amid ongoing debates about the energy transition. This move may redefine the landscape of electric vehicle production.