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House China Committee Chair Warns Against Allowing Exports of Nvidia AI Chip to China
A Michigan Republican is urging the Department of Commerce to pause the resumption of H20 AI chip sales.
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2026 Health Insurance Premiums Could See Largest Hike in 5 Years: Report
Finalized 2026 rate changes are expected to be published later this summer.
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Meta Won’t Sign EU’s Code of Practice for Generative AI, Says Executive
The Code of Practice is a voluntary framework on AI transparency, copyright, and security to help companies prepare for the EU’s AI Act.
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Pepsi Executive Floats Switch to Sugar After Trump Coca-Cola Announcement
‘We’re following the consumer,’ CEO Ramon Laguarta said.
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Chinese EVs Flood Global Markets as Beijing Elevates Autos in Export Strategy
BYD hasn’t sold passenger cars in the United States yet and doesn’t plan to do so in the short term because of America’s stricter policies.
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CBS Is Canceling ‘The Late Show With Stephen Colbert’ in 2026
The cancellation ‘is purely a financial decision against a challenging backdrop in late night,’ Paramount and CBS executives said in a statement.
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Meta Board, Zuckerberg Settle $8 Billion Facebook Privacy Lawsuit
The case could have set a precedent for holding corporate directors accountable for data privacy failures, but the settlement rules out future court proceedings
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TSMC Accelerates US Production to Meet AI and High-Performance Computing Demand
The market-moving news comes nearly four months after Trump announced a historic $100 billion U.S. investment by TSMC, the largest in U.S. history.
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For Fans of Disney’s ‘It’s a Small World’ Tune, There’s a Third Verse After All
Park-goers will be treated to a new last verse starting July 17. And yes, it'll probably stay in your head.
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Coca-Cola Agrees to Use Cane Sugar in US-Made Coke: Trump
‘I have been speaking to Coca-Cola about using REAL Cane Sugar in Coke in the United States, and they have agreed to do so,’ the president said.
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Nvidia Files to Restart H20 AI Chip Shipments to China Amid US–China Trade Talks
Nvidia plans to resume H20 artificial intelligence chip sales to China as the United States is easing it export controls.
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SpaceX Launches 24 Amazon Satellites for Global Broadband Mission
This is part of Amazon’s Project Kuiper initiative to provide low-cost, high-speed internet worldwide.
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Zuckerberg, Former Meta Leaders Face $8 Billion Trial Over Facebook Privacy Practices
Mark Zuckerberg and other top executives face allegations in Delaware’s Chancery Court that they failed to enforce a 2012 FTC privacy order.
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World’s Largest Mining Company Signs Deal With Chinese Battery Giants to Try Electrify Fleet
The mining giant has signed deals with two Chinese manufacturers to introduce batteries to its heavy mining equipment and railway locomotives.
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Starbucks Asks Corporate Employees to Return to Office 4 Days a Week by October
The typical in-office schedule for workers will be Monday through Thursday, said CEO Brian Niccol.
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Back-to-School Shoppers Are Stocking Up Well Ahead of Time: National Retail Federation Survey
Shoppers are using sales such as Prime Day and Walmart Deals, but many still have more than half their shopping left as they wait for better deals.
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Is There Enough Water to Quench the Thirst of AI Super Data Centers?
Millions of gallons of water and the chemicals needed for cooling data centers are a growing concern for communities across the United States.
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House China Committee Chair Warns Against Allowing Exports of Nvidia AI Chip to China
A Michigan Republican is urging the Department of Commerce to pause the resumption of H20 AI chip sales.
|
2026 Health Insurance Premiums Could See Largest Hike in 5 Years: Report
Finalized 2026 rate changes are expected to be published later this summer.
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Meta Won’t Sign EU’s Code of Practice for Generative AI, Says Executive
The Code of Practice is a voluntary framework on AI transparency, copyright, and security to help companies prepare for the EU’s AI Act.
|
Pepsi Executive Floats Switch to Sugar After Trump Coca-Cola Announcement
‘We’re following the consumer,’ CEO Ramon Laguarta said.
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Chinese EVs Flood Global Markets as Beijing Elevates Autos in Export Strategy
BYD hasn’t sold passenger cars in the United States yet and doesn’t plan to do so in the short term because of America’s stricter policies.
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CBS Is Canceling ‘The Late Show With Stephen Colbert’ in 2026
The cancellation ‘is purely a financial decision against a challenging backdrop in late night,’ Paramount and CBS executives said in a statement.
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Meta Board, Zuckerberg Settle $8 Billion Facebook Privacy Lawsuit
The case could have set a precedent for holding corporate directors accountable for data privacy failures, but the settlement rules out future court proceedings
|
TSMC Accelerates US Production to Meet AI and High-Performance Computing Demand
The market-moving news comes nearly four months after Trump announced a historic $100 billion U.S. investment by TSMC, the largest in U.S. history.
|
For Fans of Disney’s ‘It’s a Small World’ Tune, There’s a Third Verse After All
Park-goers will be treated to a new last verse starting July 17. And yes, it'll probably stay in your head.
|
Coca-Cola Agrees to Use Cane Sugar in US-Made Coke: Trump
‘I have been speaking to Coca-Cola about using REAL Cane Sugar in Coke in the United States, and they have agreed to do so,’ the president said.
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Nvidia Files to Restart H20 AI Chip Shipments to China Amid US–China Trade Talks
Nvidia plans to resume H20 artificial intelligence chip sales to China as the United States is easing it export controls.
|
SpaceX Launches 24 Amazon Satellites for Global Broadband Mission
This is part of Amazon’s Project Kuiper initiative to provide low-cost, high-speed internet worldwide.
|
Zuckerberg, Former Meta Leaders Face $8 Billion Trial Over Facebook Privacy Practices
Mark Zuckerberg and other top executives face allegations in Delaware’s Chancery Court that they failed to enforce a 2012 FTC privacy order.
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World’s Largest Mining Company Signs Deal With Chinese Battery Giants to Try Electrify Fleet
The mining giant has signed deals with two Chinese manufacturers to introduce batteries to its heavy mining equipment and railway locomotives.
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Starbucks Asks Corporate Employees to Return to Office 4 Days a Week by October
The typical in-office schedule for workers will be Monday through Thursday, said CEO Brian Niccol.
|
Back-to-School Shoppers Are Stocking Up Well Ahead of Time: National Retail Federation Survey
Shoppers are using sales such as Prime Day and Walmart Deals, but many still have more than half their shopping left as they wait for better deals.
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Is There Enough Water to Quench the Thirst of AI Super Data Centers?
Millions of gallons of water and the chemicals needed for cooling data centers are a growing concern for communities across the United States.
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