Peter Thiel breaks with Trump over Iran war: 'We should not have done it'
Peter Thiel criticized the war with Iran, but highlighted his continued support of Donald Trump.
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Newly single and 42, I left Connecticut for Montreal on a whim. People told me I was brave.
Erin Levi found a furnished one-bedroom apartment in Montreal's Little Italy for $775 a month, including utilities and WiFi.
Mark Zuckerberg considered leaving California over the billionaire tax
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg considered leaving California. He's staying on after Meta offered him a new class of shares.
Tesla posted a highlight reel of its robotaxi avoiding collisions with rivals Waymo and Avride
Tesla posted video clips of its robotaxi slowing down for a Waymo robotaxi and an Avride vehicle driving into its path.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg says Muse and Reality Labs are highly unprofitable — for now
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg says its AI assistant Muse has "very high compute costs" while its hardware division remains highly unprofitable.
Walmart rolls out AI agent shopping features while Amazon tries to curb the tech
Walmart is rolling out two new tools to help third-party AI agents shop on behalf of customers, embracing a trend that Amazon is resisting.
Meta creates a new stock class to keep Zuckerberg in control
Meta established a new Class C of stock to ensure Mark Zuckerberg stayed as CEO. Zuckerberg has led the company's AI push.
Tesla has begun production of its Optimus humanoid in California
Tesla says early Optimus production has proven the process is "suitable for a commercial product."
Student-loan borrowers win as Trump drops legal battle to narrow a major forgiveness program for public servants
The Trump administration agreed to drop its appeal of a ruling that found its plan to limit the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program unlawful.
Tesla's profits are under pressure
Tesla's operating income fell 56% year over year as AI and research and development costs climbed.
Anthropic answers Meta and OpenAI with a new personal agent, Claude Duet
Anthropic announced Claude Duet, a "proactive agent" that can run in the background, surface tasks to a user, and handle a variety of work.
Meta narrows capex forecast as it leans into the AI agent wars
Meta predicted $135-145 billion in capex for 2026, aligning with analyst expectations. The company is spending big on data centers.