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The datacentre next door: on the frontline of tech’s latest David v Goliath battle
A massive datacentre facility in Wales has sparked conflict between residents and tech companies pursuing AI infrastructure development, with homeowners reporting noise, fumes, and quality-of-life concerns amid government support for expansion.
I built an AI Tamagotchi before Meta could
A developer built a DIY AI companion device for $50 using Meta’s open-source Muse code, customizing it with improved features before Meta’s commercial Muse Charm releases this holiday season.
Tesla and SpaceX: Why does Elon Musk want to merge the companies?
Elon Musk is exploring a potential merger between Tesla and SpaceX, two trillion-dollar companies, with special committees assessing the deal, though shareholder approval would be required.
FAA clears the way for airlines to put Boeing’s long-delayed 737 Max 10 into service
The FAA approved Boeing’s 737 Max 10 for passenger service, clearing a major hurdle after nearly a decade of delays. The certification allows airlines to begin flying the larger narrow-body jet, with deliveries expected to start in 2027.
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Inheriting a home can leave siblings with financial headaches — how to avoid costly mistakes
Siblings inheriting homes together must navigate property taxes, maintenance costs, and differing goals while managing grief and emotional attachments to family properties during the great wealth transfer.
K-shaped economy shows up in housing: Luxury sales rise as starter-home buyers struggle
Starter-home sales fell 5.4% in May despite increased inventory, while luxury home sales rose 6.2%, reflecting divergent wealth patterns in the housing market.
‘The market is dead’: why aren’t flats in England selling?
England’s flat market is struggling as buyers and sellers struggle to connect, with leasehold concerns and stricter mortgage lending rules creating widespread difficulty in property transactions.
Axe stamp duty? How Andy Burnham could change property tax
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is considering major reforms to the UK’s property tax system to fund social care and defense spending, with options ranging from land taxes to proportional property levies.
CoreWeave stock pops 14% as revenue doubles on accelerating AI infrastructure demand
CoreWeave shares climbed 14% after the AI infrastructure provider reported quarterly revenue that doubled year-over-year, driven by strong demand for GPU computing capacity.
e.l.f. Beauty (ELF) Just Logged Its 30th Growth Quarter. Can The Streak Hold?
e.l.f. Beauty reported first-quarter fiscal 2027 results with 36% net sales growth, extending its streak to 30 consecutive quarters of growth. The company raised full-year guidance to 18%-20% growth.
Applied Materials slips as investors seek faster growth after stellar run
Applied Materials shares declined about 4% in early trading as investors sought faster growth signals despite the company’s upbeat fourth-quarter revenue guidance exceeding consensus estimates.
The US dollar is caught between 2 competing forces
The US dollar faces competing pressures from oil prices and Federal Reserve policy, with energy market disruptions supporting the greenback while softer inflation data and reduced rate hike expectations weigh against it.
IonQ (IONQ) Just Posted Record Results, So Why Is The Stock Still Down?
IonQ posted record quarterly revenue of $80.1 million, up 287% year-over-year, but shares remain down significantly as operating losses and cash burn accelerate despite business growth.
Bit Digital Stock Rises Despite $107.2 Million Q2 Loss
Bit Digital stock rose 2.05% despite reporting a $107.2 million net loss in the second quarter, as investors focused on operating improvements and revenue growth rather than headline losses.
European Athletics Championships 2026: Katarina Johnson-Thompson struggles on heptathlon return
Great Britain’s Katarina Johnson-Thompson finished 16th on day one of the heptathlon at the European Championships after struggling with injury issues during preparation.
From bad to worst: Wests Tigers locked in race to bottom among NRL clubs this century
The Wests Tigers have lost seven consecutive matches and face potential franchise-worst records as they struggle toward another wooden spoon, continuing their pattern as one of rugby league’s worst-performing clubs this century.