Asian Tech Stocks Slide as Chip Sell-Off Spreads
SK Hynix and SoftBank shares plunged Tuesday as a Wall Street semiconductor sell-off rippled through Asian markets, raising questions about the sector's lofty valuations.
UK Economy Grew Faster Than First Thought, But Greggs Cuts 740 Jobs
Revised figures show the UK economy was slightly larger than previously estimated in the second quarter, while bakery chain Greggs proposes cutting 740 jobs in a restructuring of its night-time operations.
YouTuber Warns: Meta's Muse AI Leaked My Address
A YouTuber claims Meta's Muse AI agent shared his home address with a Marketplace buyer after he enabled a seemingly harmless 'Allow Always' setting. The incident raises urgent questions about AI privacy and user consent.
Why Stocks Held Up Despite Rising Yields and $100 Oil? These 2 Words Explain It
Rising bond yields and $100 oil usually spell trouble for stocks, but this time the market shrugged it off. The reason comes down to two words: earnings power.
Trump and Xi Face AI Apocalypse Warnings: What They've Said
As researchers issue grim warnings about AI's catastrophic potential, world leaders Trump and Xi Jinping have remained focused on progress. Here's what they've said and why it matters.
Home Sales Hit 14-Month Low as Housing Inventory Surges
Home sales have fallen to their lowest level in over a year, even as the number of homes for sale climbs to a nearly seven-year high. This unusual market shift is creating new dynamics for buyers and sellers.
UK Economy Surprises with Faster Than Expected Growth in July
The UK economy expanded by 0.4% in July, beating forecasts of no growth, driven by services and construction. Here's what it means for households and the Bank of England.
UK Flight Chaos Eases as Primark Bets on Home Delivery
Airports return to normal after two days of disruption, while Primark announces a major shift to online delivery in Great Britain. Here's what it means for travelers and shoppers.
Saturday Evening Post Ends Print Edition After 205 Years
The Saturday Evening Post, one of America's oldest magazines, will stop printing after 205 years, shifting to a digital-only future. The decision marks the end of an era for a publication that shaped American culture.