Samsung led Mistral AI’s €3 billion round and will run its models inside its own chip plants. The condition that explains the deal — on-premises — traces back to a 2023 leak.
South Korea picked Encinal, Texas — population 540 — for a $22.3 billion, 6.3 GW gas plant. The reason has less to do with gas than with a Texas grid queue that stopped moving in August.
Trump says Bombardier should be barred from the U.S. market. The dispute traces back to a fuel-icing exemption the FAA gave Gulfstream — and Canada declined to accept.
Three markets published odds on the same Fed decision and got three different answers. The spread isn’t disagreement — it’s two different kinds of math.
SoundHound AI closed its LivePerson acquisition with two headline numbers — 750 patents and 25 Fortune 100 customers. Only one of them was hard to get.
Every quarter, $40 billion quietly rotates between two nearly identical S&P 500 ETFs — Bloomberg traced it to a single date on the calendar.
Yemen’s Houthis and Somalia’s al-Shabaab shouldn’t be allies — but cash-rich, weapons-poor al-Shabaab and weapons-rich, cash-poor Houthis found a trade that works.
Dyson’s newly surfaced CameraJet toothbrush uses a built-in camera to find gaps between your teeth — and it quietly redesigned the toothpaste next to it.
Volkswagen’s board approved 50,000 more job cuts and four plant closures. The decision that matters more is halving the model lineup.
The NBA’s maximum fine for cap circumvention is $7.5 million, but the Clippers paid $30 million. The math explains what the league actually found.
