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SPOTLIGHT: BIGS GETTING BIGGER
When Donald Trump won the race to the White House back in November, there were high expectations that the equity markets would spike, the value of the dollar would rise and it would be high times for the Merger and Acquisition Gang.
SPOTLIGHT: LUXURY INDUSTRY’S PROSPECTS GO FROM BAD TO WORSE
Just when Donald Trump’s new tariffs are undercutting luxury industry revenues, a weak dollar and record gold prices are making things even worse.
SPECIAL REPORT: TRUMP’S TARIFFS, THE UPS AND DOWNS, FOR BETTER AND FOR WORSE
Last week, Donald Trump raised the prospect that his slate of custom-tailored tariffs on more than 100 countries could be reimposed sooner than the early July deadline he set when he suspended the tariffs a day after announcing them.
IRAN RELEASES INITIAL REPORT ON CAUSE OF DEADLY EXPLOSION AT SHAHID RAJAEE PORT
The massive explosion at Iran’s Shahid Rajaee Port that killed at least 70 and injured more than 1,000 people was caused by negligence and a dangerous combination of a fire breaking out near hazardous materials.
BLOCKCHAIN BATTLES
With two crypto measures on the Arizona Governor’s desk, Arizona might soon lead state-level bitcoin investing.
GOOGLE’S AI IS TRANSLATING DOLPHINS’ LANGUAGE
Scientists have long known that dolphins have their own language. However, despite decades of effort, no one has a good understanding of what those clicks, squeaks, and whistles mean.
TARIFFS WILL BOOST AI’S POWER BILL
Donald Trump has painted himself as a champion of AI, but his tariffs threaten to add even more cost to processing your AI prompts.
OPENAI SLASHES TIME SPENT CHECKING AI’S SAFETY
OpenAI staffers and independent evaluators recently were given a relatively few days—in some cases less than a week—to assess the newest model’s risks and performance, eight people inside the process recently told the Financial Times.
AI WILL TRANSFORM AMAZON, CEO SAYS
Generative AI will transform customers’ experiences at Amazon and create new ones, CEO Andy Jassey said this month in his annual letter to shareholders.