Seven Senate seats and a wave of House districts flipped overnight, handing Hakeem Jeffries the speaker's gavel and ending four years of unified Republican government.
AMD's Data-Center Revenue Nearly Doubles, Stock Jumps as Chip Demand Fears EaseA week after the Federal Reserve's hawkish hold, bond yields and the dollar are climbing while gold retreats from its recent highs — a reversal from the rate-cutting path markets had expected most of the year.
The payments giant's stock rallied after it raised its cost-savings target to $1 billion, overshadowing a massive goodwill impairment and a steep GAAP loss.
Supermicro's fiscal first-quarter sales blew past the company's own month-old guidance, the latest sign that demand for AI server hardware shows no sign of slowing.
Anthropic Tells Investors Its AI May Be Nearing the Point Where It Builds ItselfA revised IPO filing says future Claude models could soon cross a threshold the company defines as dramatically accelerated, AI-driven progress — and admits it has missed such leaps before.
A year-long USC study of 46 children ties heavier snack and soda intake to a stronger brain reaction to food cues — and to gains in body fat, though the researchers caution the link isn't proven to be causal.
A new theoretical study shows that if a black hole spins fast enough, the usual thermodynamic barrier against splitting could fall away — though no one has seen it happen.
Years of radio observations show a telltale wake in the supergiant's outer atmosphere, bolstering the case for a stellar companion scientists have named Siwarha.
A French museum's tongue-in-cheek "Wanted" poster campaign for 350 works looted in 1940 has scored its first recovery — a 17th-century Dutch tavern scene found at a Swiss auction house.