A day of significant global developments is underway, as a data blackout in Washington forces economists to become digital detectives, a deep and painful industrial crisis grips Argentina, and a fresh wave of anxiety over the health of the US banking sector sends a chill through Asian markets. Here’s your one-stop stand to catch up

Ripple Labs Inc. is moving forward with an ambitious plan to raise at least $1 billion to buy XRP, despite recent turbulence in the cryptocurrency market. The move signals the company’s intent to strengthen its presence in the digital-asset ecosystem, even as investors remain cautious following a market-wide selloff. The funds will be placed in

According to a Bloomberg report, Nintendo Co. is betting big on its next-generation console, directing suppliers to produce up to 25 million units of the Switch 2 by March 2026. The move signals a strategic attempt to dominate global console sales in the post-pandemic gaming market and sustain its momentum after record-breaking hardware success. The

Marks & Spencer (M&S) has recalled one of its popular confectionery items — the Milk Chocolate Honeycomb — after discovering it may contain undeclared peanuts. The recall, issued in coordination with the Food Standards Agency (FSA), is a precautionary measure following concerns that the product’s packaging failed to mention the possible presence of peanuts, posing

Amazon.com Inc. will hire 250,000 workers across the US for the upcoming holiday season, maintaining the same recruitment level as the past two years. The move underscores the e-commerce giant’s consistent demand for warehouse and delivery workers even as overall seasonal hiring in retail is expected to hit its lowest point since the 2009 financial

OpenAI is on a winning streak, closing big blockbuster deals almost every week now. The Sam Altman-run company announced another major deal with Broadcom on Monday to build its first AI processor. While these partnerships position OpenAI for explosive growth amid soaring AI demand, the hefty costs and ongoing need for financing risk dilute early

Broadcom Inc (NASDAQ: AVGO) rallied more than 10% on Monday after OpenAI confirmed it has partnered with the chipmaker to co-develop and deploy 10 gigawatts of custom AI accelerators. The announcement marks a major milestone in OpenAI’s infrastructure expansion, and follows 18 months of quiet collaboration with the San Jose-headquartered semiconductor behemoth. Following today’s pop,

Tesla shares rose early Monday, recovering from a sharp sell-off at the end of last week. The stock was up 3.5% at ₹428, while the S&P 500 gained 1.3% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 1.1%. The rebound followed Friday’s 5.1% drop in Tesla shares, when renewed trade tensions between the US and China

Broadcom Inc (NASDAQ: AVGO) disclosed a major artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure deal with OpenAI this morning – confirming plans to co-develop and deploy 10 gigawatts of custom accelerators. But in a surprise twist, Charlie Kawwas, the president of the semiconductor solutions group at AVGO, clarified that OpenAI is not the unnamed $10 billion customer referenced

Semiconductor shares rebounded sharply on Monday, recovering from Friday’s steep selloff, after OpenAI and Broadcom announced a new artificial intelligence chip partnership and tensions between the US and China appeared to ease. The VanEck Semiconductor ETF jumped nearly 4%, while Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices each climbed more than 3%. Taiwan Semiconductor and On Semiconductor