Buffett's Berkshire Donations Moves Away From Gates Foundation
Buffett also reiterated his goal of disposing of all his Berkshire shares within about eight years, with his children overseeing the process through 2034
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Bosch Begins Sample Production At First U.S. Chip Plant
The report said Bosch acquired the Roseville, California, facility in 2023 and invested about $2 billion to modernize it.
States Launch Antitrust Challenge Against Paramount Deal
According to the lawsuit, the deal would weaken competition in blockbuster film distribution, theatrical releases and cable channel licensing.
Which Gadgets Are Becoming More Expensive Because Of AI
Data centers require large volumes of memory, leaving chipmakers such as Micron, Samsung and SK Hynix unable to meet demand from both AI infrastructure and consumer electronics.
What Is Driving TSMC's Strong AI Chip Growth
The company posted June revenue of NT$442.68 billion, up 6.2% from May. For the first six months of 2026, total revenue reached NT$2.4 trillion
Apple Sues OpenAI Over Alleged Trade Secret Theft
The report said Apple alleges OpenAI Chief Hardware Officer Tang Tan encouraged job candidates to bring Apple components to interviews and used those meetings to obtain confidential information.
U.S. Equity Funds See Strongest Inflows In Three Weeks
The report said expectations for robust second-quarter earnings in the technology sector fueled demand.
SK Hynix Raises $26.5 Billion In U.S. Market Debut
According to the report, investor enthusiasm surrounding artificial intelligence has fueled a sharp rise in demand for memory chips, helping drive the company's stock up 634 percent over the past year.
Kia Recalls Nearly 463,000 Telluride SUVs Over Fire Risk
The report said the issue can occur if the seat adjustment knob becomes stuck or if an earlier repair performed under a previous service campaign was not completed correctly.
How Are Wealthy Families Reshaping The Private Staffing Market
Private chefs in the United States can now earn between $100,000 and $300,000 annually,
Why Is Volkswagen Slashing Its Model Lineup
It will gradually reduce its model range by up to 50% over the coming years, focusing on its strongest market segments
Postal Service Increases Stamp Prices Again
The report said the Postal Service continues to face long-term financial challenges after operating at a loss for the past decade.
Ohio Named America's Top State For Business in 2026
The state is also home to 224 existing data centers, reinforcing its growing role in technology and infrastructure development.
Weekly U.S. Unemployment Claims Dip Slightly
According to the U.S. Labor Department, 215,000 Americans filed initial jobless claims in the week ending July 4, down 2,000 from the previous week and below analysts' expectation of 220,000, reported by FactSet
PepsiCo Reports Mixed Quarterly Results
CEO Ramon Laguarta said rising inflation continued to pressure U.S. consumers, leading many households to cut spending on food and beverages.
Court Rejects Trump Media's $3.8 Billion Claim Against The Washington Post
U.S. District Judge Thomas Barber ruled that Trump Media did not present sufficient evidence to show the newspaper acted with "actual malice," the standard public figures must satisfy in defamation cases.