In a recent Fox News interview, Trump argues that while foreign workers are essential for certain industries, his administration's immigration policies could harm the U.S. economy. Experts raise concerns over the $100,000 H-1B visa fee and its impact on startups.
A groundbreaking study reveals that scientists have discovered a method to reprogram the pancreas to produce GLP-1s naturally, eliminating the need for Ozempic and offering new hope for sustainable weight loss.
Inception, a groundbreaking AI startup led by Stanford's Stefano Ermon, has raised $50 million to develop innovative diffusion-based AI models, promising faster and more efficient solutions for software development.
Two biotech companies are developing groundbreaking gene therapies that could lead to a single injection for weight loss and blood sugar control. Initial tests show promising results in mice, with human trials on the horizon.
As Mamdani proposes tax hikes and economic reforms, business leaders weigh in. From potential exodus fears to the impact on real estate and Gen Z engagement, the future of NYC’s economy hangs in the balance.
Vast's Haven Demo mission successfully launched into orbit, marking a significant step in the company's goal to establish a commercial space station. With its solar panels deployed, the spacecraft is set to validate key technologies for future space habitats.
OpenAI is reportedly developing an AI tool that generates music from text and audio prompts, collaborating with Juilliard students to create training data. This innovation could change how music is created and enjoyed.
In a dramatic turn, JPMorgan is fighting to end its obligation to pay over $115 million in legal fees for Charlie Javice, who was convicted of fraud. The bank claims her legal expenses are excessive and abusive.
JPMorgan Chase is contesting a staggering $115 million legal bill from convicted fraudsters Charlie Javice and Olivier Amar, claiming their excessive charges are abusive and unjust. The bank argues that the costs go beyond any reasonable defense expenses.
Tempo's $5 billion valuation marks a significant milestone in blockchain funding. With heavyweight investors like Sequoia and Ribbit Capital, the company aims to revolutionize global payments through stablecoins, challenging established players.