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Tech CEOs Privately Questioned Amodei for Sounding AI Alarm Bells

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was among the executives at Tuesday's White House event who called out the Anthropic leader for his warnings about the technology's capabilities.

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Google Unveils New AI Model Gemini 4 Argon, Sending Alphabet Stock Higher

Google is rolling out the new model to a set of cybersecurity companies before making it available to developers, customers, and consumers at a later date.

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Mattel's Ynon Kreiz Named Co-CEO at Paramount-Warner

He will be heavily involved in the day-to-day management as well as strategic planning and the integration of the combined businesses.

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Micron Profit, Revenue Surge as Memory Crunch Looks to Last Through 2028

The company said the shortage of memory chips that has propelled its explosive growth in the past year shows no signs of slowing down.

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Amazon Tries to Boost Nuclear Power in Maryland After Scrapping Data Center Deal

The tech giant will help expand power generation at Constellation Energy's Calvert Cliffs plant and explore adding new reactors there.

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Paramount Settlement of Antitrust Case Approved by Judge

The deal announced last week with 12 states, led by California, clears the way for the company's $81-billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.

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Walgreens Owner Nears Deal to Sell British Pharmacy Chain Boots

The private-equity firm Sycamore Partners is in talks with the billionaire Weston family about a deal valued at roughly $9 billion, including debt.

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MSG Sports Board Approves Spin-Off of Rangers From Knicks

The board approved splitting the Knicks and Rangers businesses into two independent companies, which will both trade on the New York Stock Exchange.

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Grindr Agrees to Buy HIV-Prevention Telehealth Provider Freddie for $250 Million

The gay dating-app's first major acquisition reflects a broader expansion into the healthcare business.

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FTC Opens Investigation of Anthropic and OpenAI

Agency aims to use its consumer-protection powers to examine whether AI labs have misled the public about dangers from the technology.

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Wall Street's Trading Desks Come Down From a Record High

Bankers expect third-quarter revenue to be better than normal, but not to match the big gains earlier this year

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Ford F-150 Sales to Drop This Quarter Over Supplier Issue

The automaker has been working to recover truck production after an aluminum supplier was knocked offline last year.

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German Union Warns of Potential Conflict With Volkswagen Over Wage Deals

The German automaker has been working on a broad cost-cutting plan throughout 2025 and 2026 following an agreement with its powerful unions that included 50,000 job cuts in Germany by 2030 and billions of euros a year in cost savings.

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Lilly's Next-Gen Obesity Drug Helps People Lose Even More Weight in Study

A drug combination studied in people with Type 2 diabetes lowered blood sugar and helped people lose more weight than with Zepbound alone.

 

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