Samsung Weighs More India Capacity as Export Subsidies Grow
Apple Files for iPhone Duo as Its First Foldable Sells
Etsy Moves Against AI-Generated Recipes and Patterns
Canva Trains Its Own Image Model, Aimed at Layouts Rather Than Photographs
Arc’s Shutdown Date Turns a Browser Into a Migration Project
Rivian Buys a Small British Team to Build the Roads Its Cars Never Drive
Microsoft Closes The Garage, Leaving Its Global Hackathon in Limbo
Nscale Is Sued in Norway Over a Dismissal
Apple’s Ad Business Gets a Lift From Formula 1
OpenAI Signs a Security Pact With Poland’s NASK
Apple Accuses India’s Antitrust Watchdog of Copying Rivals’ Arguments
Apple has accused India’s antitrust regulator of “copy-pasting” arguments written by its competitors into the investigation of its App Store, according to a legal filing reported by Reuters. The company…
BlackRock, Nvidia and Temasek Put Billions Into Quantum Computing
Three of the biggest names in global capital are betting that quantum computing is ready for industry. BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, Nvidia, the dominant maker of AI chips,…
Micron Draws ‘New Nvidia’ Comparisons as Memory Costs Reshape AI Economics
Barron’s called it the “new Nvidia.” In a deep-dive analysis this week, the financial weekly argued that Micron, the memory-chip maker, now occupies the position Nvidia held at the start…
South Korea Unveils $576 Billion AI Chip Plan Led by Samsung and SK Hynix
South Korea’s government on Monday laid out a $576 billion investment plan for AI semiconductors, with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix — the world’s two largest memory-chip makers — tasked…
Alphabet Joins the Dow, Replacing Verizon
Alphabet’s stock began trading as a component of the Dow Jones Industrial Average on Monday, replacing Verizon Communications in the 130-year-old index. Honeywell, which had been expected to leave, stays.…
Comcast to Split in Two, Ending a 23-Year Media Empire
The deal that built modern Comcast is being undone. The company said it plans to separate its media businesses — NBCUniversal and Sky — from its cable and technology infrastructure…
Heat Waves Push Data Centers to the Brink
Patrick McBride spent the week watching thermometers the way other underwriters watch balance sheets. McBride, who runs international building-construction insurance at Zurich, said extreme weather has become the leading cause…
OpenAI Opens Limited Preview of GPT-5.6 Line
OpenAI on June 27 opened a limited preview of its next model family, GPT-5.6, offering customers a first look at three models aimed at different parts of the market: Sol,…
U.S. Set to Restore Foreign Access to Anthropic’s Fable 5
The export-control order landed on a Friday in June with little warning. U.S. officials told Anthropic to cut off foreign access to its two newest models, Fable 5 and Mythos…
A Handful of Stocks Now Move the Whole Market, and Analysts Are Wary
The weekend’s financial press was dominated by a single subject: the stock market has become a bet on a few technology companies, and the concentration has reached levels that have…