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- [[Los Angeles Times]]
- How to find the few pumps that are slightly saner
- Some L.A. drivers pay $7 per gallon for fuel. But most affordable stations are near $5.
- FARZIN KELIDDARI fuels up his car at a 76 station in Santa Monica in June.
- Restaurants face declines in sales amid lettuce-borne outbreak
- TACO BELL and other chains are feeling the fallout from a cyclospora outbreak reported in several states.
- Netflix expands deal for ‘Walking Dead’ but loses its exclusive hold
- ServiceNow cuts nearly 300 jobs in its Silicon Valley offices
- How to find the few pumps that are slightly saner
- [[USA Today]]
- 토일은 쉽니다.
- [[The New York Times]]
- Trump’s Tariffs Are Sending Some Companies Back to China
- For some U.S. brands seeking a location for their factories, the economic logic is once again pointing to China.
- Workers at factories in China and Thailand assembling and testing flashlights for sale to American customers.
- Iran War Drives Oil Profits to Highest Levels in Years
- The world’s biggest oil companies are benefiting from the high commodity prices that have been a drag on the rest of the economy.
- An Exxon Mobil refinery in Baytown, Texas. The war with Iran has been a boon for many oil producers.
- How A.I. Mania Turned This Stock Market Into a ‘Version of Squid Game’
- South Korea’s KOSPI index has swung wildly because of both the enthusiasm and anxiety related to investing in the global artificial intelligence boom.
- Big Tech’s A.I. Spending Keeps Rising. So Do the Jitters.
- Amazon joined a procession of tech giants that ramped up their spending on artificial intelligence, as its capital expenditures soared 69 percent. Concerns over the industry’s spending are mounting.
- Meta’s Eagle Mountain Data Center in Utah. Meta, Amazon, Google and Microsoft are expected to spend $1.5 trillion building data centers through next year.
- Trump’s Tariffs Are Sending Some Companies Back to China
- [[Wall Street Journal]]
- As the Wedding Guests Were Arriving, His $ 45 Billion Fund Was Falling Apart
- At Situational Awareness, Leopold Aschenbrenner took on too much leverage and was scrambling for lifelines
- Leopold Aschenbrenner sold most of his firm’s stock portfolio to Citadel, led by Ken Griffin, right
- Ford Made Boring Cars Popular. It Doesn’t Want Them Anymore.
- Customizable off-road SUVs, pickup trucks and sports cars are keeping the company profitable in a changing industry
- Customers can purchase additional packages for such Ford vehicles as the Bronco, which is seen here at an auto show.
- Big Law Is Never Going To Be The Same
- Six lawyers left Wachtell, laying bare the existential debate roiling the industry
- 2,200
- The number of lawyers at the global juggernaut Gibson Dunn.
- As the Wedding Guests Were Arriving, His $ 45 Billion Fund Was Falling Apart
- [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- Universal Music shares plunge on fears over streaming growth
- ▸ Sales miss forecasts ▸ Market cap sheds €9bn ▸ Threat from AI-made songs
- Star power: Olivia Rodrigo’s songs were among the top sellers for Universal Music in the past quarter
- Music’s over: Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square sold its €1.4bn Universal stake in June after its €55bn takeover bid was rejected a month earlier
- Google, Amazon, Microsoft and Meta’s capital investment spree tops $1tn
- Big four hyperscalers have been expanding their outlay since 2023 with no end in sight
- S Korea’s Kospi rebounds as jitters over AI subside
- South Korea's stock market soared yesterday, as chipmakers rebounded at the end of a bruising month that has seen as much as $3tn wiped from global semiconductor companies.
- Anthropic’s models hack into three groups during testing
- Anthropic has disclosed that its Claude AI models hacked into three organisations while the start-up was testing cyber capabilities, a week after OpenAI reported a similar incident.
- Universal Music shares plunge on fears over streaming growth