Two oil supertankers were struck in the Strait of Hormuz on August 31 — even with their trackers switched off. Here’s what the renewed attacks mean for oil markets and the shipping companies betting on the risk.
The EU just classified ChatGPT as a search engine under its toughest tech law. Here’s what that label actually requires OpenAI to do.
Trump called the Venezuela oil deal the biggest in history. Here’s what the 65-billion-barrel agreement actually means for both countries.
TAE Technologies is merging with Trump Media in a $6 billion all-stock deal. One side brought cash and a stock listing, the other brought thirty years of fusion research — and no revenue.
Suno signed a licensing deal with BMG in August 2026 — but only for artists who opt in. Two major labels are still suing. Here’s what that split actually tells you.
Nvidia’s revenue got the headlines. Its debt quadrupled in six months, and that says more about how the AI buildout is actually being paid for.
Meta agreed to pay up to $18 billion over children’s online safety claims. Nearly a third of it won’t be paid unless its two biggest rivals accept the same restrictions.
Dolly Parton died holding a 3,000-song catalog she was repeatedly urged to sell. The refusal started with a phone call from Elvis Presley’s manager in 1974.
Nvidia forecast a record $108 billion quarter, comfortably above analyst estimates. The number that moved was gross margin, and it moved down.
Nvidia is raising AI server prices more than 15% — not by choice, but because memory chip shortages have handed pricing power to suppliers.
