What Made Nvidia Shares To Jump 7% After Earnings
Nvidia continues to face supply constraints involving Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and memory chips used in its AI systems.
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Meta Pays $17,000,000,000 Over Harm To Kids On Social Media
The deal ends a $1.4 trillion lawsuit with the four states as Meta says it will limit under-18 users to two hours of social media use per day in its platforms.
Apple Sets September 9 iPhone Launch Event
Analysts expect Apple to introduce new iPhone and Apple Watch models, with speculation that the company could unveil its first foldable iPhone.
Core Inflation Holds At 3.3% In July
The personal consumption expenditures price index increased 0.2% from June and rose 3.7% over the year.
Hyundai Surges In U.S. Market As $26 Billion Expansion Accelerates
The group’s U.S. market share rose from 8.4% in 2020 to 11.2% last year and 11.8% during the first half of 2026.
How A Billionaire Investor Is Changing Attitudes Toward AI Writing
His Wall Street Journal opinion piece attracted attention primarily for its criticism of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent
What Investors Are Watching Before The Fed’s Key Inflation Report
The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield was little changed at 4.647%, while the 30-year yield stood at 5.181%. The 2-year yield was also steady at 4.199%.
US Consumer Confidence Slips Amid Elevated Gas Prices
Americans’ assessment of current economic conditions improved slightly, but expectations for the coming months deteriorated.
Cracker Barrel Helps Itself To Humble Pie After Catastrophic CEO
According to Cracker Barrel’s board, they wanted an “innovator” who would bring in new customers.
Apple Launches New Mac Mini With First M6 Chip
The Mac Mini now starts at $899, a $100 increase from the previous price.
Regulation: Protecting Incumbents And Suppressing Competition
The result is an illusion of competition that allows poor service to persist without attracting better alternatives.
Social Trust Is A Superpower
Social trust is essential to the quality of our lives, how society functions, and nearly everything else
The Telephone And The Brief Episode Of “Imperfect” Competition (1894–1906)
There is a common myth that “public utilities,” including the telephone, were so-called “natural monopolies"
California Attorney General Halts Paramount-WBD Merger Talks
The meeting was intended to explore a possible settlement in California’s lawsuit seeking to stop the merger
AI Job Cuts Put CEOs Under Pressure To Change Their Message
Employers have attributed nearly 113,000 announced cuts this year to AI.
Micron Announces $10 Billion Investment In New Boise Research Lab
The investment adds to Micron’s broader commitment to expanding semiconductor manufacturing and research in the United States.