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Banned Nvidia Chips Traced to Network Tied to Alice Huang, Bloomberg Says
Bloomberg says filings link Nvidia chips barred from sale in China to a web of companies connected to Megaspeed executive Alice Huang.
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Burberry Swings Back to Profit as US and China Sales Lift Turnaround
Burberry posted a £19 million first-half pre-tax profit, reversing a year-ago loss, as strong US and Chinese demand powered a fifth straight quarter of…
Fed Drops Rate Vote From October 2027 Meeting in Warsh Overhaul
US Home Sales Drop to Lowest Level Since 2010 as Mortgage Rates Climb
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GDC Survey: A Third of Game Workers Laid Off as AI Use Climbs to 40%
GDC's latest industry survey finds 34% of game workers were laid off in the past two years, while 40% now use generative AI on…
SoftBank’s $3.7 Billion Power Gear Loss Tests AI’s Natural Gas Bet
SoftBank took a $3.7 billion hit on power equipment for US AI data centers, raising questions about how far the industry's natural gas push…
Synchron Pauses Brain Implant Trial Enrollment Over Faulty Lead
The brain-computer interface startup halted new enrollment in the US, Australia and Canada after a cable in its second-generation Stentrode underperformed.
Jensen Huang Agrees to Testify to Congress, Lawmaker Says
Rep. Brian Mast says the former Nvidia CEO will testify before Thanksgiving, likely behind closed doors, after lawmakers threatened a subpoena.
Google, Samsung Open Preorders for Android XR Smart Glasses
Google and Samsung's camera-equipped Intelligent Eyewear starts at $395 from Warby Parker and $449 from Gentle Monster, with stores shipping Dec. 10.
Metro Bank Puts Itself Up for Sale as Billionaire Backer Eyes Exit
The British lender, rescued in 2023, has hired Morgan Stanley to seek offers as majority owner Jaime Gilinski Bacal looks to cash out.
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See all Politics →Report Says Peltola Aides Helped Recruit Alaska’s Second Dan Sullivan
A New York Times report says Democratic operatives helped put a second Dan Sullivan on Alaska's Senate ballot. Peltola's campaign and the DSCC deny…
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Strong El Niño Points to a Warmer, Wetter US Winter, Forecasters Say
NOAA expects a strong, possibly historic El Niño to bring a warmer winter to much of the US and heavier rain across the South…
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Zelenskyy Says Starshield Speed Caps Return, Hurting Drone Defense
Ukraine says SpaceX's military satellite network is again capping terminals at about 100 mph, weakening its defense against Russian jet drones.
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US Gas Prices Drop Below $4 a Gallon, but Remain Near Record Highs
The national average for regular gas fell below $4 this week as winter fuel and lower demand kicked in, though prices remain about $1…
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Blackstone to Fund Up to $1.5 Billion of Pfizer’s Monthly Obesity Drug
Blackstone will cover up to $1.5 billion of development costs for Pfizer's monthly GLP-1 obesity shot through 2028 in return for milestone payments.
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See all World →Hong Kong Leader Apologizes for Deadly Fire as Housing Chief Resigns
John Lee and seven officials bowed in apology as an inquiry blamed four government bodies for failures behind the Wang Fuk Court fire that…
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CANARX Executive Arrested Over Alleged Illegal Drug Import Scheme
U.S. authorities charged two brothers who run CANARX, a Canadian drug supplier to employer health plans, with smuggling and illegal drug importation.
