The Federal Reserve has appointed prominent economists and business figures—including Marc Andreessen and a former Walmart CEO—to co-lead five task forces aimed at reviewing and updating the bank’s operational framework.
Global electric vehicle sales reached 2 million in June, driven by Europe’s rapid growth, while North America’s market contracts following the end of the US federal EV tax credit.
Gradium has raised $100 million after securing Nvidia as a new investor, aiming to accelerate AI research, expand globally, and develop cutting-edge voice AI products.
CryptoQuant defines Bitcoin’s latest price rise as a bear market recovery, cautioning investors that the broader downtrend persists without clear signs of a sustained bullish turnaround.
The UK government allocates £30 million for engineering and software support for its fusion prototype project STEP, clarifying it does not fund the plant’s physical build.
The U.S. decision not to renew the USMCA by the review deadline raises concerns about prolonged trade negotiations, disrupting cross-border trucking and freight flows.
Two prominent ownership groups have emerged as frontrunners in the bid to purchase the Seahawks, with a sale potentially closing before the upcoming NFL season.
A federal judge prevented the Justice Department from obtaining names and contact details of 2020 election workers in Georgia amid ongoing election investigations.
Strategy unveils a $1.25 billion plan to monetize Bitcoin holdings aimed at funding up to $1 billion in preferred stock buybacks, highlighting a novel approach to shareholder returns.
Elon Musk dismisses threats to cut Anthropic from SpaceX servers as a major $40 billion compute deal with xAI highlights power shifts in AI infrastructure.