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Intel Stock Falls 28%, Wiping $12 Billion From U.S. Stake
Intel's stock crash erased $12 billion from the government's stake as AI-driven memory costs squeeze PC sales.
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Intel's stock crash erased $12 billion from the government's stake as AI-driven memory costs squeeze PC sales.
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Blackstone now projects a double-B junk rating for Anthropic post-IPO, reversing its earlier investment-grade forecast,
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Federal filings show Elon Musk steered $158 million to Ken Paxton's Senate bid, intensifying scrutiny of his Texas GOP t
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Brazil's top diplomat plan talks after Washington granted refuge to a defeated Brazil
Reuters reports Gen Z-linked protests have spread to Germany, with more than 160,000 expected at Halloween rallies nationwide.
Britain's prime minister signaled openness to a formal slavery apology, a shift unlikely to satisfy reparations advocates, the Times reports.
A tainted Claude Code extension sat in Cursor's marketplace for 11 hours, reaching up to 5,000 developer machines.
An independent report cites decades of lax enforcement by four Hong Kong agencies in the deadliest residential fire since 1980.
Chinese survey ships mapped seabeds near Taiwan; Taipei calls the work battlespace preparation, The Wall Street Journal reports.
A U.K. researcher found a hardcoded database password in Applebee's app that exposed customer names, birthdates and login IP addresses.
Javits Frimpong, 15, was shot near Corona Park in the Bronx; police say three teens are being sought as witnesses describe a chase.
The View's panel agreed with Kamala Harris that Democrats should skip impeachment even if they retake Congress in the midterms.
A deadly crash this week has turned rail safety into a campaign issue ahead of Spain's upcoming elections, the Journal reports.
Ollie, a privacy-focused AI assistant backed by Khosla Ventures, will shut down Nov. 6 after losing ground to rivals.
Early voting has already topped 45 million ballots nationwide, outpacing the 2022 midterm pace with four days left before Election Day.
A New York Post editorial says a law firm tied to Mary Peltola helped recruit a second candidate named Dan Sullivan.
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