Jensen Huang resigns from Nvidia – Trump says Tim Cook should replace him
The news comes after Nvidia shares plummeted more than 11% this week.
Mary Whitfill Roeloffs, Forbes Staff
Russell Brand sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison for rape and sexual assault
Musk shared a post on X calling the sentencing an example of a “corrupt” system “making an example of a man who spoke out against them.”
Olympic committee could sell commercial stake in Team USA – for billions
The USOPC is exploring selling a minority stake in Team USA’s commercial rights to private investors—similar to a plan announced by FIFA earlier this year to immense global backlash.
Google to cut AI-free search for schools that block its generative AI
K-12 schools restricting AI will lose student access to Google Search next year under an all-or-nothing policy affecting millions of classrooms.
Microsoft offers buyouts to 25% of company
Microsoft is expected to spend nearly $190 billion on ramping up AI—mostly on data center construction—this calendar year.
Moderna stock plunges 25% after possible cancer vaccine data leak
Shares of Moderna plunged 25% on Thursday following a potential leak of Phase 3 clinical trial data for its experimental cancer vaccine, setting off a sharp selloff that comes after Citigroup downgraded Moderna and said its initial positive vaccine results gave it an “unjustifiable” valuation.
Should the wealthy pay for their friends’ trips? Savannah James sparks debate online
More than one-third of people say they’ve had a friendship ruined by money.
Taylor Swift releasing another ‘Life of a Showgirl’ album version — with four new songs
Billionaire superstar Taylor Swift is releasing a new version of her record-breaking “The Life of a Showgirl” album—bringing the total number to more than two dozen—on Friday and the release will include four new songs she says “were born out of pure gratitude” for her enthusiastic fan base. Key Facts Key Background “The Life of […]
JPMorgan Chase sued after employee allegedly told to keep ‘gay job’ separate from work
The suit alleges JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon once joked he “could be 17% gay”—and that the bank then forced out a gay employee who led its LGBTQ employee group.
Zuckerberg’s push for ‘personal superintelligence’ adds $25 billion to his fortune
An almost 12% surge in Meta Platforms shares on Monday fueled by a raise in Wells Fargo’s price target on the stock and investor confidence in a new an autonomous AI assistant called Muse lifted founder Mark Zuckerberg’s estimated net worth to $253.6 billion, a $25 billion increase in a single day.