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More barrels are leaving the Persian Gulf, but the question is whether markets trust the new logistics.
Food & Wine and Southern Living parent People Inc. is pushing back on AI-generated recipes by publishing from its culinary hub.
The first trillion-dollar moment was IPO timing. The real story is how SpaceX replaced Tesla as the wealth engine.
A Great Recession demographic hangover is colliding with shrinking tuition, visa pressure, and small-school extinction risk.
Stop Killing Games loses the legal fight, but tries to funnel fixes into the Digital Fairness Act.
A budget mismatch and construction turmoil at Tata-backed Agratas threaten Jaguar Land Rover’s electric model timelines from a £5.2bn factory.
Shotwell did not rule it out. The market did the rest, changing dilution math for both sides.
On Thursday, Accenture hit its biggest one-day drop on record after forecasting worries that AI could hollow out consulting.
CNBC says SpaceX’s shares surge following its IPO Friday, forcing investors to reprice what “space” and “AI” are worth.
Big IPO, bigger options debut: what it means for investors, risk teams, and anyone benchmarking market appetite.
SpaceX exercised its option for Cursor in an all-stock deal worth $60 billion, reshaping AI dealmaking expectations.
The valuation jump of $1T in a single day changes the reference point for risk capital and public-market comps.
