The Federal Reserve restructures its bank supervision unit to emphasize core financial risks, merging key teams and adjusting management to improve efficiency and economic analysis.
A federal lawsuit claims that AI-driven fuel-pricing software has facilitated illegal coordination among California gas stations, leading to higher pump prices.
Qualcomm is reportedly in early talks to provide custom chip design services to ByteDance, signaling its push beyond smartphones into broader chip and AI computing markets.
A federal judge in Manhattan temporarily blocks Justice Department subpoenas targeting medical files of transgender youth, highlighting urgent privacy and legal concerns.
Hygon introduces a powerful 128-core, 512-thread CPU with enhanced multithreading and AI features, aiming to reduce China’s reliance on foreign chips in data centers.
A more hawkish Federal Reserve stance threatens crypto liquidity by dampening ETF demand and stablecoin growth, potentially leading to a volatile and range-bound summer for Bitcoin and altcoins.
A major U.S. cattle association backs potential withdrawal from the USMCA, urging mandatory origin labeling, import quotas, and higher tariffs to protect domestic producers.
A federal judge granted an additional week for the removal of the security fence around the Eugene Federal Building, ensuring the plaza can reopen ahead of Independence Day protests.
Qualcomm details its roadmap for data center innovation, introducing High Bandwidth Compute, new AI accelerators, and custom CPUs designed for the emerging era of agentic AI.
Live Nation disclosed that its CEO held direct talks with President Trump and White House officials during negotiations leading to a contentious antitrust settlement.