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Cybertruck Sales Crater as Ford Edsel Comparisons Gain Currency
Registrations of Tesla's angular pickup fell to 7,133 through May, roughly 7 percent of Elon Musk's stated ambition, as discounts multiply and rivals circle.
T-Mobile Outage Sends Phones Into SOS Mode as Reports Top 140,000
Tens of thousands of T-Mobile customers across the US lost voice, text and data service on Monday as phones fell into SOS mode and reports passed 140,000.
AnMed Cyberattack Shutters Nearly 80 Facilities Across Two States
Malware forced AnMed to close 79 of its 106 facilities and divert patients to Greenville hospitals while emergency rooms stayed open across its campuses.
Galaxy S27 Ultra Leaks Point to Biggest Battery Jump Since 2020
Certification data and supply chain leaks suggest the Galaxy S27 Ultra will pair a battery near 5,800 mAh with a four-model Samsung lineup due in early 2027.
Starship Heat Shield Survives Toughest Reentry Test as SpaceX Eyes Reuse
SpaceX says Starship's thirteenth flight returned all the heat shield data it wanted after a punishing reentry ended in a soft Indian Ocean splashdown.
Samsung and SK Hynix Rally After $950 Billion AI Chip Supply Pacts
Seoul's chipmakers rebounded Monday after unveiling roughly $950 billion in long-term AI chip supply pacts with Nvidia, Broadcom, Microsoft and other US buyers.
GitHub Bug Bounty Overhaul Halves Public Payouts as AI Junk Piles Up
GitHub's two-tier bug bounty overhaul takes effect, halving public payouts and moving top rewards to vetted researchers as AI-generated junk reports surge.
Alphabet Lifts Capital Spending Plan to $205 Billion, Stock Slides
Alphabet raised its 2026 capital spending forecast to as much as $205 billion after Google Cloud grew 82 percent, and investors punished the stock anyway.
Moonshot AI Releases Kimi K3 Weights, the Largest Open Model Yet
Moonshot AI has published the full 2.8-trillion-parameter weights of Kimi K3, the largest open model release in history and a direct challenge to US labs.
Meta Bets on Its Own Silicon With September Launch of Iris Chip
An internal Meta memo reviewed by Reuters places the custom Iris data-center chip into production in September, a step meant to loosen the company's dependence on Nvidia and support a doubling of compute capacity by 2027.
Trillion Dollar Chip Rout Collides With Record Profits as Wall Street Doubts the AI Trade
Chip equities lost about $1.3 trillion in value during the first fortnight of July even as Samsung reported a nineteenfold profit surge, and the disconnect now hands TSMC and ASML the burden of proof.
Microsoft Guts Xbox and Cuts 4,800 Jobs in Its Annual July Reset
Microsoft eliminated roughly 4,800 roles on July 6, hitting Xbox hardest and preparing to spin off four gaming studios, CNBC reported, as the company channels resources into artificial intelligence.
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Wonder Man Cancellation Exposes Marvel Television's New Cost Math at Disney+
Disney+ scrapped Marvel's Wonder Man four months after renewing it, a decision that tracks streaming margin targets far more closely than the show's reviews.
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Gold Holds $4,000 While Treasury Yields Reach 19-Year Highs After Fed Hold
Long Treasury yields reached levels last seen in 2007 after the Fed's split July decision, while gold posted its first monthly gain in five months and Brent surged 25%.
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Colin Gray gets 15 years as Georgia court tests the reach of parental liability
Barrow County judge imposed 15 years on the father who gave his son the Apalachee rifle, rejecting an 80-year request and landing five years above Michigan's Crumbley terms.