Nvidia could be hit hard by the new chip export license. Analysts warn the big decision is still to come.
Nvidia’s revenue could take a hit with new China export rules. Analysts anticipate further challenges from impending AI diffusion regulation.
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Trump is very wrong about how much the US is collecting from tariffs
Trump’s claim of $2 billion daily tariff revenue is contradicted by US Customs and Treasury data, which show much lower amounts collected.
Subaru’s beloved Outback wagon is now just another SUV
Subaru’s new 2026 Outback is now a midsize SUV instead of a wagon. Subaru discontinued to the Legacy sedan on which the Outback wagon was based.
North Korea is building a giant new warship
North Korea is building what seems to be its biggest warship ever. New satellite images show what could be a guided-missile frigate.
Netflix won’t break out subscriber numbers in its earnings anymore. Here’s what Wall Street will be focused on instead.
Wall Street will be especially focused on ad sales progress now that the company will no longer report quarterly subscription numbers.
TikTok workers report growing Chinese oversight of US operations
TikTok has been close to getting banned in the US for months because of a law that requires it to find a new owner outside of China.
US shuts down Biden-era ‘censorship’ agency
The US has shut down the State Department’s “disinformation” office Read Full Article at RT.com
‘Stupid and Dangerous’: CISA Funding Chaos Threatens Essential Cybersecurity Program
The CVE Program is the primary way software vulnerabilities are tracked. Its long-term future remains in limbo even after a last-minute renewal of the US government contract that funds it.
Bartenders share 7 ways you’re wasting money on drinks at bars and restaurants
From overpaying for premium spirits to ordering from the top of the menu, bartenders share ways people waste money on drinks at bars and restaurants.
We surveyed 150 Wall Street-bound college students. Here’s what we found out.
Business Insider surveyed 150 Wall Street-bound college students to understand what’s fueling their decision to pursue demanding post-grad jobs.