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Special Forces Sgt. in Polymarket Maduro raid bet case released; Kalshi says it blocked him
Sgt. Gannon Ken Van Dyke was involved in planning the raid to capture Nicolás Maduro even as he allegedly made Polymarket bets that paid off from that raid.
Will he stay or will he go? With criminal probe over, Fed Chair Powell faces big decision
The decision could have important ramifications for policymaking at an especially delicate time.
‘Mag 7’ earnings, Fed meeting will test a stock market near all-time highs. Here’s what’s ahead
Stocks are set to close out April with major gains even as a war in the Middle East is ongoing, and fears around AI disruption evolve.
Meta will adopt hundreds of thousands of AWS Graviton chips in latest AI infrastructure grab
The Amazon deal comes weeks after Meta made $48 billion in AI commitments with CoreWeave and Nebius.
The Tech Download: How Apple’s new chief could shake things up
CNBC’s Jon Fortt, who began covering Apple in 2000 when Steve Jobs dropped the “interim” from his CEO title, shared his thoughts on the appointment.
Oil prices mixed as U.S. and Iran expected to hold talks in Pakistan
The talks would come after a previous efforts at negotiations fell apart.
Meta will cut 10% of workforce as company pushes deeper into AI
Meta plans to lay off 10% of its workforce, about 8,000 employees, as the company continues to ramp up investments in artificial intelligence.
Spirit Airlines’ cash won’t ‘last for very much longer,’ but Trump says government could buy carrier
President Trump confirmed the government could provide a rescue package for Spirit Airlines or buy the carrier outright.
NIL payments have changed the significance of the NFL Draft for top prospects
The first round of the NFL Draft is still a life-changing day for all selected athletes, but NIL has changed the age and dynamics of needing a first paycheck.
Investors are hunting for value in a part of the market that was once a growth darling: Software
Some investors are starting to find value within the wreckage after their recent slide.
Microsoft plans first-ever voluntary employee buyout for up to 7% of U.S. workforce
Microsoft’s inaugural voluntary buyouts will be open to workers at the senior director level and below whose years of employment and age add up to 70 or more.
Europe’s summer travel is on the line as airlines’ jet fuel supply dwindles
Europe faces jet fuel shortages as the Middle East supply is cut off. Airlines may have to cut flights and raise fares ahead of peak summer travel.
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