Just because it’s the biggest soccer game in the world doesn’t mean it can’t feel like football to Americans.
Source: Sherwood News.
Category: Business
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Alphabet sold $3.6 billion in Japanese yen bonds — a record for a foreign company — likely to help its AI capex binge
It’s for “general corporate purposes.” Read: “AI capex.”
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Figma spikes after raising full-year sales outlook as the software company leverages AI for growth
The digital design software company announced its Q1 numbers on Thursday.
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Infleqtion reports Q1 adjusted loss; offers modest boost to full-year sales guidance
Infleqtion, the neutral atom quantum computing company, just released Q1 results.
Source: Sherwood News.
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Applied Materials rallies after better than expected Q2 results, strong sales guidance
The semicap company just released Q2 results
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Tech powers stocks to another record close
Gains in AI-linked names helped stocks close at new record highs.
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Snapchat falls after Meta rolls out new “Instants” feature
The seemingly copy-cat offering is sending Snap lower on Thursday.
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AI hallucinations appear to be creeping into consulting reports
AI-detection firm GPTZero says a recent report from consultancy EY looks circumspect, joining other big firms with likely hallucinations.
Source: Sherwood News.
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We talked to the man who claims Claude helped recover $400,000 worth of bitcoin locked in wallet for over a decade
“I was taking pictures of school notebooks and sent them to Claude, trying everything to piece anything together. I also said how I make passwords. I gave Claude context,” X user Cprkrn told us.
Source: Sherwood News.
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US national average gas price rises after a short-lived dip, hitting $4.53
Despite experiencing a brief dip, gas prices continue to rise as Memorial Day approaches
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Bloomberg: Relationship between OpenAI and Apple has deteriorated and legal action may be imminent
OpenAI had been expecting billions of dollars per year from subscriptions from the Apple tie-up — something that’s failed to materialize.
Source: Sherwood News.
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Cerebras delivers monster IPO pop as traders clamor for fresh AI investment opportunities
The biggest IPO of the year so far is a prelude to the AI deluge.
Source: Sherwood News.