President Trump’s formal notification to Congress about renewed U.S. strikes on Iran invoked Article I powers, surprising analysts who expected a different legal rationale.
A coalition of entertainment groups and state attorneys general filed a lawsuit to halt the merger of major Hollywood studios, citing threats to jobs, competition, and consumer choice.
California and 11 other states have filed a lawsuit aiming to block Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, citing risks of reduced competition and harm to consumers nationwide.
California introduces a new rebate initiative offering up to $3,500 for new and used electric vehicles to offset lost federal incentives and encourage EV adoption.
ASRock Rack introduces a compact 2U edge server built around NVIDIA’s Thor SoC, designed to handle real-time sensor data for industrial and medical AI applications.
Kraken has listed stablecoins on the Arbitrum Layer-2 network, reflecting exchanges’ broader shift to treating L2 solutions as essential infrastructure for cheaper, faster transactions.
Microsoft’s Satya Nadella cautions that businesses may pay for AI tools twice: both financially and by inadvertently revealing valuable internal expertise to external platforms.
BYD introduced the Denza Z, an electric supercar with over 1,500 horsepower, faster and more affordable than a Porsche 911 Turbo S, featuring advanced technology and rapid charging.
OpenAI’s collaborations with Microsoft and Apple have deteriorated, marked by legal disputes and shifting alliances that challenge its dominance in AI.
Ethereum holds steady below $1,800 as hopes for upcoming spot ETF launches face tempered futures interest, signaling a more cautious and selective market environment.