Washington Is Drawing a Line: Allies Will Have to Choose Which AI World They Live In
The U.S. plans to pressure allied nations to cut off Chinese AI technology access, framing the global AI race as a binary choice.
The U.S. plans to pressure allied nations to cut off Chinese AI technology access, framing the global AI race as a binary choice.
Ukraine launched cruise missiles at a key Russian rocket factory, striking one of the country’s most strategically vital defense production sites.
Israeli defense giant IAI reports a $35B backlog and signals an IPO is imminent as global defense spending surges.
The SEC has settled charges against a firm that fraudulently sold pre-IPO shares in SpaceX and Klarna, deceiving investors out of millions.
Ross Scott’s Stop Killing Games movement wants laws that force publishers to keep games playable after shutdown. Here’s where the fight stands.
Buc-ee’s is suing a small Oregon convenience store over beaver imagery while its legal clash with John Oliver fades into the background.
Ron Lauder spent over $70M on politics backing Trump and conservative causes. Now Forbes reports he’s stepping back from the donor arena entirely.
Monday.com shareholders approved a $14M CEO pay package days after the company cut staff, spotlighting the widening exec-worker divide.
Dianne Taube has been appointed Honorary Consul of Poland for the San Francisco Bay Area, deepening U.S.-Poland ties on the West Coast.
Hagens Berman files securities fraud class action against Pentair plc; investors have until October 2, 2026 to seek lead plaintiff status.