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Aramco weighs standalone gas unit with potential $100 bln valuation – Bloomberg
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How social media remade the luxury watch market
A Brazilian aviator and a French jeweler walk into a bar. The year: 1900. The place: Maxim’s, the Paris clubhouse for the Belle Époque intelligentsia to discuss matters such as, How much absinthe is too much absinthe? On this day, the question was more practical: How does a pilot tell time on his pocket watch…
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China and the U.S. agree to set up a new AI safety channel and vow to keep working on pledge to cut tariffs on $30 billion worth of goods
China and the U.S. agreed to set up a channel for handling AI-related incidents and accelerate work on military crisis communications following a three-day summit between their leaders in Washington, both sides said in statements Saturday. The two sides agreed to keep working together on a Board of Trade on selected bilateral trade issues, with the White House saying…
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Trump rejects Iran ceasefire, plans to resume bombing after midterms: WSJ
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US jury says Apple owes record $5.7 billion in haptic technology patent case
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Trump predicts Cuba and US will make a deal
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Microsoft VP: SaaS isn’t dying. It’s becoming the operating system for AI agents—and that changes everything
Across industries, companies are moving from AI pilots to real deployments and seeing measurable results. Teams are generating insights, completing research, and drafting work in a fraction of the time. What took months can now take days — what took days can now take minutes. But then, momentum slows. That’s the moment companies learn that…
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The $40 trillion U.S. national debt is smaller than Japan’s relative to its economy—but economist warns America is still ‘the world’s largest debtor’
Statistics don’t always tell the full story, and the U.S. national debt is evidence as to why. Despite its $40 trillion national debt, the U.S. barely cracks the top 10 in countries for debt relative to the size of their economies. While on the surface this may seem like a good thing, economists warn that…
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Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary doesn’t care if you work from your basement. He just wants to know if you can ‘execute’
Kevin O’Leary says the Gen Zers who shine the most are the ones who can get the job done—whether they’re in the office or not. O’Leary, the founder of venture capital investment platform O’Leary Ventures, said young people should focus on “executing” to be successful. The Shark Tank star, who has previously been critical of…