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Microsoft tops $4 trillion after OpenAI deal

Microsoft closed up 2% at $542.07, lifting its market value to $4.04 trillion and returning it to a small club that includes Nvidia—and briefly, on Tuesday, Apple. The gain followed OpenAI’s move to convert into a public…

U.S. strikes off Mexico kill 14; Sheinbaum condemns

Four boats off Mexico’s Pacific coast were struck by the U.S. military, leaving 14 dead, in an operation the Pentagon said occurred Monday in international waters. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum condemned the attack…

Trump, Takaichi tout investments, seal alliance deals

In Tokyo, President Donald Trump cast his visit as a victory lap, bonding with new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and touting Japanese investment in the U.S. His administration reported up to $490 billion in commitments t…

States Push AI Labels Amid Innovation Fears

Utah and California are pushing AI transparency, passing laws that require businesses—and in California, police departments—to disclose when AI is used, including chatbots and report-writing tools. Supporters, including …

CFPB Move Would Preempt State Medical Debt Protections

The Trump administration is moving to override state consumer protections on credit reporting, with the CFPB drafting an interpretative rule under the Fair Credit Reporting Act to preempt state bans on reporting debt to …

Stocks Hit Records as AI Rally Builds

Stocks notched records Tuesday as investors crowded into the AI trade ahead of the Federal Reserve’s rate decision. S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow set all-time intraday highs, with Nvidia jumping about 5% after unveiling moves…

North Carolina Man Charged After Children's Bodies Found

North Carolina officials charged Wellington Dickens III, 38, with murder after he called 911 and reported killing his children. Deputies found the bodies of three children and a stepchild in a car trunk in his Zebulon ga…

Nobody Wants This Leads; Bigelow Thriller Debuts

Nobody Wants This returned to Netflix at No. 1, drawing 8.6M views in its first four days—slightly below last year’s 10.3M season-one launch. The comeback also lifted Season 1 to No. 9 with 2M views for the week. The Dip…

Amazon, UPS, Target layoffs signal job-market shift

After months of a 'no hire, no fire' job market, sweeping cuts at Amazon, UPS and Target are shifting the tone. Amazon will cut 14,000 jobs as it leans into AI; UPS says its workforce is down 48,000 from a year ago; Targ…

Amazon to Cut Thousands, Citing AI Upheaval

Amazon will cut thousands of corporate jobs, blaming AI's rapid shift, according to a memo from SVP Beth Galetti. The move, despite strong profits, aligns with layoffs at Salesforce (4,000), Lufthansa (4,000) and Chegg (…

Google rolls out Gemini for Home in US

Google has begun rolling out Gemini for Home in the US to English-set Nest speakers and displays from the past decade through the Google Home Early Access program. The upgrade adds more natural voice commands for media, …

Airlines Feed Controllers Amid Shutdown Strains

On Day 28 of the shutdown, air traffic controllers missed their first full paychecks, and airlines brought food. United is donating meals at hubs including Chicago, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Newark, San Francisco, an…

ABC Sets Midseason Premieres, Scrubs Reboot Dated

ABC unveiled midseason dates, anchoring its schedule with the Scrubs reboot—starring Zach Braff, Donald Faison and Sarah Chalke—debuting Feb. 25 at 8 pm with two episodes, after Shifting Gears resumes Jan. 7. American Id…

Disney+ Ends Doctor Who Deal; BBC Presses On

Disney+ has ended its Doctor Who partnership with the BBC, leaving much of the world seeking a new streaming home for the series. The BBC says the show will continue, with a 2026 Christmas special written by Russell T Da…

Nvidia to Invest $1 Billion in Nokia

Nvidia plans to invest $1 billion in Nokia, taking a 2.9% stake as the Finnish company shifts from mobile networking kit toward artificial intelligence. Nokia will issue about 166 million shares to Nvidia at $6.01 each, …

AMD quietly rebrands older Ryzen laptop chips

AMD has quietly reassigned model numbers to a range of Ryzen laptop chips without altering the silicon, adding fresh labels to 2022-vintage parts. The rebranded processors use Rembrandt‑R (Zen 3+ CPU, RDNA 2 graphics) or…

Anderson's One Battle Leads Gotham Nominations

Paul Thomas Anderson's action epic One Battle After Another leads Gotham Awards with six nominations—the most in the awards' history—including best feature and acting nods for Benicio Del Toro, Teyana Taylor, and breakth…

Chris Evans and Alba Baptista welcome baby

Chris Evans is officially a dad. The 44-year-old “Captain America” actor and his wife, Alba Baptista, welcomed their first child over the weekend, with TMZ reporting the baby arrived Saturday in Massachusetts. No name or…

Leaker claims iPhone XX adopting solid-state buttons

Apple is developing solid-state buttons to replace mechanical controls on the 20th‑anniversary iPhone due in 2027, claims Weibo leaker Instant Digital. The purported “iPhone XX” would introduce haptic Side, volume, Actio…

Gates urges climate pivot toward human well-being

Bill Gates urged a "strategic pivot" in climate policy, saying the world should prioritize reducing suffering in poor countries, fighting poverty and disease, over near-term emissions targets. In a memo ahead of next mon…

Yamagami Pleads Guilty in Abe Assassination Trial

Three years after Shinzo Abe's daylight assassination, Tetsuya Yamagami pleaded guilty in a Nara courtroom, saying, "Everything is true." Led in handcuffed with a rope at his waist, the 45-year-old spoke in a barely audi…

PayPal to Enable ChatGPT In-App Payments 2026

PayPal will let shoppers pay inside ChatGPT starting in 2026, adopting OpenAI’s Agentic Commerce Protocol and tapping the app’s Instant Checkout to confirm orders without leaving the chat. Customers can use PayPal wallet…

UPS beats estimates, shares jump on turnaround

UPS topped Wall Street expectations ahead of the holidays, sending shares up 10% premarket. The company posted adjusted EPS of $1.74 on $21.4 billion in revenue, and net income of $1.31 billion, down from $1.99 billion a…

SNAP Aid to Halt as Shutdown Persists

With the U.S. government shutdown unresolved, the USDA says SNAP benefits will not be issued November 1, halting about $8 billion in monthly aid for roughly 42 million people. Recipients like Maine single mother Kasey Mc…

Trump strikes Asia rare earth supply deals

On an Asia tour, US President Donald Trump unveiled a spate of rare‑earth agreements with Japan, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia, seeking to diversify supplies away from China ahead of talks with Xi Jinping. The…

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