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Category: Business
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Trump snubs Jensen Huang for his trip to China
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang regularly appeared at formal White House functions and trips overseas with Trump. Nvidia is eager to sell its H200 chips to China.
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Smartphones are 12% cheaper than last year, according to the latest inflation data… except they’re not
Phones are one of a few important categories that get quality, or “hedonic,” adjustments in the Consumer Price Index — which make their price go down in the official statistics.
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Bitcoin’s bull-bear cycle signal turns green
When the indicator moves out of bear territory and enters the early bull zone, it often suggests that the worst phase of the correction has already passed and that market structure is beginning to recover,…
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T1 Energy posts much smaller-than-feared quarterly loss
Shares of the solar equipment maker are down about 6% year to date.
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Netflix says it’s spent more than $135 billion on films and TV over the past decade
Netflix released the figure to mark 10 years since it first began making content outside the US.
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Reuters report pours water on Tesla’s Texas Robotaxi expansion
Reporters found long wait times, long rides, and unpredictable drop-offs.
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Quantum Computing soars after posting better-than-expected Q1 sales
Despite the name, the quantum computing company is looking to carve out a role in the AI boom.
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Hims enters a “strategic pivot” following blowback from its copycat Wegovy pill
After selling compounded GLP-1 drugs for two years, Hims is launching an expensive shift to branded treatments.
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Core inflation rises by more than expected in April
A hotter-than-expected print.
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Waymo recalls 3,800 robotaxis after software issue leads to flood incident
The recall follows an April 20 incident in which an unoccupied Waymo drove into a flooded lane in San Antonio, prompting Waymo to review similar scenarios.
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Amazon rolls out 30-minute delivery in four cities with plans to expand to dozens more
If you live in Atlanta, Dallas-Fort Worth, Philadelphia, and Seattle, you can currently get AirPods, groceries, or cleaning supplies delivered in under an hour.