Facebook Launches Search Engine AI Tool That Could Make Meta $10 Billion A Year, Analyst Says
The new feature positions Meta as a more direct competitor of Google’s search engine.
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UFC Freedom 250 final forecast: ‘Large hail,’ damaging winds and bug swarms possible
Washington, D.C., faces the potential for thunderstorms, strong winds and hail during the mixed martial arts fight on the White House lawn.
James Dolan’s Knicks just won the NBA title. Here’s how he made his fortune
The Madison Square Garden chairman is famous for his feuds, but he has nothing to complain about on or off the court these days, with the Knicks worth nearly $10 billion.
World cup tensions? U.S. could face Iran in this very possible scenario
The two national teams could potentially face each other in the World Cup’s first knockout round.
Elon Musk’s net worth drops $50 billion amid Tesla rout—as Trillionaire status nears
A stock debut for Musk’s aerospace firm should make him the first trillionaire, even as Tesla’s latest slide cut into his fortune.
Claude traffic surges as Anthropic readies blockbuster IPO
Web traffic to Anthropic’s Claude has surged 16% month-over-month and more than 850% year-over-year as of May.
He hacked Teslas for Elon Musk. Now he’s launching a $100 million AI cyber agent
Startup Pi counts xAI as one of its first customers, as its AI agent looks to fix security vulnerabilities for the world’s premier labs.
SpaceX Opens At $150—Surging 20% After Largest IPO Ever (Live Updates)
Elon Musk became the world’s first trillionaire in the blockbuster debut.
Australian billionaires’ Sigma Healthcare in talks to buy U.K.’s Boots in deal valued at $10 billion
Sigma Healthcare—which counts Australian billionaire brothers Jack and Sam Gance and their business partner Mario Verrochi as its biggest shareholders—has been seeking to expand in the U.K.
Australians invent world-class climate tech. So why aren’t we buying it?
Opinion: Australia has no shortage of climate innovation. What it lacks are enough businesses willing to buy it, argues Asha Kayla, forcing many businesses to look overseas.