Judges halt key parts of Biden’s student loan forgiveness, repayment plan — risking relief for millions
Two federal judges have blocked significant parts of President Joe Biden’s new student loan repayment plan.
Amazon says Prime Day will run July 16 and 17
The two-day discount event will feature “millions” of deals for members of Amazon’s $139-per-year loyalty club, the company said.
Harvard dropouts raise $120 million to take on Nvidia’s AI chips
A team founded by college dropouts has raised $120 million from investors led by Primary Venture Partners to build a new AI chip to take on Nvidia.
Wisconsin wants to be tech mecca. After Foxconn broken promises, the state says this time is for real
Wisconsin hopes new CHIPS Act funding and the arrival of companies including Microsoft and GE will undo the public damage from a failed Foxconn investment.
Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy weight loss drug approved in China
Novo Nordisk said Tuesday that its Wegovy weight loss treatment has been approved in China for long-term weight management.
U.S. record labels are suing AI music generators, alleging copyright infringement
Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and Warner Music Group, among others, filed lawsuits Monday against Suno and Udio-maker Uncharted Labs.
House ethics panel probing Reps. Ronny Jackson and Wesley Hunt over use of campaign money on private club dues
Jackson, who previously served as White House physician under Donald Trump, was previously accused of misusing campaign donations at the Amarillo Club.
Morgan Stanley says economic growth is bigger risk than inflation, gives quality stocks to own in a slowdown
Equity strategist Mike Wilson worries that the stock market’s poor breadth is a signal that slowing growth is becoming a risk to markets.
The best private and public colleges for financial aid: Some ‘have really stepped up,’ expert says
These are the public and private colleges with the most generous financial aid packages, according to The Princeton Review.
