The retail giant announced today that it’s preparing to raise prices later this month, thanks to the return of tariffs on Chinese imports. That means the cost of everyday items, from electronics to home goods, could soon start climbing.
In a jaw-dropping twist, Cardinal Robert Prevost from Chicago has been elected the next pope — taking the name Pope Leo XIV, and catching everyone from Vatican watchers to online gamblers completely off guard. While the faithful were praying, others were placing bets.
This new chapter is a clear indication that both nations are eager to tighten their strategic partnership amid a backdrop of global trade uncertainty.
Despite Google’s promises, the decision has stirred fear among employees. Many were frustrated about the lack of notice and ambiguity.
Samsung is making waves in the technology world with two major announcements: a tease of a revolutionary tri-fold smartphone and a deep dive leak of the upcoming Galaxy S25 Edge. Here’s what you need to know.
In what might be the most aggressive investment push in tech history, Big Tech is pouring more than $300 billion into artificial intelligence in 2025 alone. Apple is leading the charge with a record-breaking $500 billion investment over the next four years — the largest corporate spends ever announced — aimed at AI, chip development, and building up U.S.-based manufacturing.
Wall Street opened the week on uneven footing, as investor sentiment took a hit following a surprise move by OPEC+ to ramp up oil production. While the Dow Jones Industrial Average managed a modest gain, both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed slightly in the red, signaling growing uncertainty across the market.
Nvidia, a leading force behind the chips that power most of the world’s advanced AI models, has publicly expressed worry that Huawei’s progress in AI chips and infrastructure could pose a serious competitive threat. During recent investor meetings and internal discussions, Nvidia executives pointed to Huawei’s increasing sophistication in AI hardware, especially its Ascend chip series, which now powers several data centers in China.
New data out of China tells a worrying story: factory output is at its weakest in over a year. Export orders are drying up, and the slowdown is hitting industries hard, from electronics to textiles.
