Investors are pressuring companies to get serious about AI
From the last quarter of 2024 to the first quarter of 2025 investor pressure on AI has jumped.
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LinkedIn wants a bigger slice of the creator economy
LinkedIn is going big on video, courting creators like "The Diary of a CEO" podcast host Steven Bartlett.
A judge found that an Apple executive ‘outright lied under oath’ in Epic Games case
A district judge on Wednesday wrote an Apple executive lied during the Epic Games case and referred the matter for a criminal investigation.
Trump takes another shot at Fed Chair Jerome Powell: ‘I have a guy in the Fed that I’m not a huge fan of’
"I think I understand interest a lot better than him because I’ve had to really use interest rates," Trump said of Powell.
Ex-husband rejected alleged killer’s invitation to poisonous mushrooms lunch, court hears
The estranged husband of a woman accused of murdering his parents and aunt by feeding them poisonous mushrooms has told a court their relationship had become increasingly strained.
Ukraine willing to ‘de facto give up’ land to Russia – Trump envoy
Ukraine has agreed to “give up” territory to Russia, US President Donald Trump’s top negotiator said Read Full Article at RT.com
Sam Altman’s Eye-Scanning Orb Is Now Coming to the US
At a high-profile event in San Francisco, World announced it is launching a series of Apple-like stores, as well as a partnership with dating giant Match Group.
New US-Ukraine agreement grants American companies access to key natural resources for AI infrastructure and EV batteries
The US and Ukraine struck a major deal granting American companies privileged access to key metals and minerals in Ukraine.
Tucker Carlson accuses Ukrainians of trying to kill Trump
Journalist Tucker Carlson claimed that Ukraine was involved in a plan to kill U.S. President Donald Trump. Read Full Article at RT.com
Apple May Face Criminal Charges for Allegedly Lying to a Federal Judge
A US judge says Apple deliberately chose not to comply with an order requiring it to loosen App Store rules—and then tried to cover up its disobedience.