The $129 Puck Betting It Can Outlast Humane and Rabbit in the AI Hardware Graveyard
Pocket, a Y Combinator-backed startup selling a credit card-shaped recording device that magnetically attaches to smartphones, has closed an $11…
Oil Inches Higher as US and Iran Pull Back From the Brink, Again
Oil prices rose nearly 1% on Monday after the United States and Iran agreed to halt a fresh round of…
Digital Realty Pays $3.5 Billion to Tighten Its Grip on Northern Virginia’s Hyperscale Boom
Digital Realty has agreed to acquire Blackstone's remaining interest in three fully leased Northern Virginia data centers for $3.5 billion,…
Philippines Secures $1.02 Billion World Bank Package to Reshape Energy and Water Infrastructure
The Philippines has locked in a $1.02 billion financing package from the World Bank, targeting two of the country's most…
Austria Wants Anthropic to Relocate to Europe. The Practical Gap Is Enormous
Austria has formally urged the European Union to explore hosting Anthropic within the bloc's borders, with State Secretary for Digitalization…
The Bank for International Settlements Puts the AI Boom on Its Financial Stability Watch List
The Bank for International Settlements has placed an AI investment bust alongside inflation persistence and sovereign fiscal stress on the…
Wall Street’s Euro Optimism Collapses as the Fed-ECB Rate Gap Tears Wider
Major Wall Street institutions including JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, and Bank of New York Mellon have abandoned bullish euro positions…
Gold Caught in the Crossfire: Why the Iran Ceasefire Is Pulling Prices Down, Not Up
Gold fell to near $4,000 per ounce on Monday as a fresh exchange of attacks between the United States and…
South Korea Bets $576 Billion on Samsung and SK Hynix to Win the AI Memory Race
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has unveiled three sweeping public-private mega-projects anchored by an 800 trillion won commitment –…
Warsh Builds His Fed Team From the Inside as His Inflation Task Forces Take Shape
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh has selected two veteran central bank economists as internal advisers, drawing on deep institutional relationships…
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