Karp told to stop hyping Foundry
Palantir's CEO says a top executive told him his constant boasting about the company's flagship product was depressing staff and made him look out of touch.
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Prosecutors urge judge to block Trump's $100,000 Truth Social scheme
Over 50 former federal prosecutors argue Trump's early-access subscription to Truth Social posts may violate insider trading and corruption laws.
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Meta's $145 billion spending plan rivals military budgets
Meta plans to spend $145 billion in capital expenditure in 2026, more than every country's military budget except the U.S., China and Russia.
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Treasury yields hit 5% as stagflation fears return
The 10-year yield crossed 5% for the first time since 2007, raising concerns about a 1970s-style stagflation combining high inflation with weak growth.
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Jensen Huang rejects AI doomsday warnings
Nvidia's CEO calls safety concerns legitimate but says industry leaders are irresponsible for scaring the public with catastrophe predictions.
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NIL money is booming, but college athletes still can't see the real market
Five years after NIL rules changed, student-athletes earn more than ever, but lack of transparency means many are leaving millions on the table.
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Snap's $3.5 billion bet on AR glasses for work
Snap is investing heavily in augmented-reality specs designed for business use, betting that AR will replace smartphones as the primary computing device.
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AI's cooling crisis fuels forever chemicals boom
Data centers are swapping water for PFAS to manage heat, and chemical makers are ramping up production to meet surging demand.
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Trump lifts tariffs on Irish whiskey, hits Canada
A golf trophy handover in Doonbeg turned into a tariff win for Irish distillers, while Canadian booze got banned outright.
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