The two will announce a partnership as early as Monday, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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US gas prices surge, with prediction markets implying >$4 per gallon by the end of March
The pain at the pump is intensifying, with GasBuddy’s Patrick De Haan estimating that the national average price could climb to $3.75 to $3.95 this week. -
Stock futures tumble as war drives oil above $100 for the first time since 2022
The Mideast war is causing escalating damage to oil supplies. -
OpenAI’s new GPT-5.3 Instant: Less “cringe” tone, no more “over-caveating” responses
The new conversational model is meant to get to the point faster, and avoid “over-caveating” responses. -
Paramount sinks as ratings agencies scrutinize its debt
Paramount on Monday said its merger with Warner Bros. would create an entity with $79 billion in net debt. -
OpenAI’s Altman: Our rushed deal with the Pentagon “looked opportunistic and sloppy”
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shared an internal memo in which he expressed some regrets for the bad optics of the company’s hasty deal with the Pentagon, and outlined new additions that were made to the agreement…. -
As bitcoin mining economics “have gone from bad to worse,” companies pivot and sell to survive
Core Scientific is just the latest miner offloading its bitcoin, as other miners turn their compute power to AI. -
War has pushed global markets into the danger zone
Correlations within the US stock market and between asset classes are rising. -
Versant climbs in its first quarter after spin-off, announces dividend and $1 billion stock buyback
Versant separated from Comcast earlier this year. -
The vast majority of Tesla Robotaxi rides in Austin still have a safety driver
In January, Tesla announced its Robotaxis would begin operating without safety monitors. It doesn’t appear to have scaled up much. -
Apple updates Mac chips and amps up AI claims
Apple: “M5 Pro and M5 Max are a monumental leap forward for Apple silicon.” -
Energy price spike on Mideast war has traders betting on no Fed cuts through June
Prediction markets indicate a lower tolerance for looking through higher energy prices.
