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Berkshire Hathaway cash pile has reached 377.4 billion dollars, its third quarter results showed on Saturday, as chief executive Greg Abel keeps waiting for prices that justify putting the money to work.
Grocery delivery giant Instacart has agreed to pay up to 5 million dollars to settle allegations that it discriminated against American workers in hiring,…
Elon Musk has said he supports the idea of merging Tesla with SpaceX, confirming that both companies have formed special committees of independent directors…
Hasbro shares jumped more than 11 percent on Tuesday, hitting a new 52-week high after the toymaker reported quarterly earnings that blew past Wall…
President Donald Trump announced an 8 billion dollar Harvest Fuel Relief program for American farmers on Monday night, a midterm season pledge aimed at…
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Canada and the EU signed a Destination Earth climate modelling arrangement in Montreal, but public files show no Canadian data grant or joint warning product yet.
President Trump accused the Federal Reserve board of wanting "the country to do badly" as 30-year mortgage rates touched their highest point in nearly three years.
Chip stocks bounced back sharply on Friday, with AMD up 11.04 percent and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index gaining 4.2 percent after its worst day since April 2025.
OpenAI released GPT-6 Cyber to a small group of vetted customers after tests on Linux and Firefox, in a cautious rollout for a powerful security tool.
More than 750,000 fans at the Brewers parade turned a championship celebration into a major economic event for downtown Milwaukee, dwarfing the 400,000 organisers expected.
Netflix is cutting about 1,000 jobs — six per cent of its workforce — as co-CEOs Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters sharpen focus before quarterly earnings.
New federal rules finalized October 5 require hospitals and insurers to publish actual dollar prices — and ban the "ghost rates" regulators say obscured real costs.
NASA released a 360-page request for proposals on October 9 inviting U.S. companies to design, build and operate commercial space stations to succeed the ISS.
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