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Apple is reportedly exploring an AI server using future M8 Ultra chips and potentially Nvidia networking technology, signaling a possible return to dedicated server hardware.
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New Zealand’s economy expanded 0.2% in the second quarter of 2026, beating forecasts. Here’s what the result means for rates, households and recovery.
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Oil prices fell as fears of Middle East supply disruptions eased. Here’s why crude can move quickly while gasoline, flights and household costs respond more slowly.
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The Bank of England is expected to hold rates as higher energy costs revive inflation concerns. Here’s why oil, mortgages and savings are back in focus.
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Micron workers in Taiwan have formed a labor union as AI demand drives a boom in advanced memory. The development highlights the workforce side of semiconductor expansion.
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Nvidia and other technology shares came under pressure as investors questioned the pace of AI spending. Here’s why expectations matter as much as current growth.
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Government bond yields are rising across major markets as investors reassess inflation and interest-rate risks. Here’s how higher yields can reach mortgages, loans and investment portfolios.
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Spain is proposing a major expansion of electricity-grid investment as data centers and electrification increase demand. Here’s why grid capacity is becoming an economic bottleneck.
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A new law firm called FairPlay Law is launching to help film and television rights holders license content for generative AI while protecting intellectual property.
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A proposed class action accuses OpenAI and Microsoft of using GitHub code to train AI coding tools without adequate attribution. The case could shape how AI handles open-source software.
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