The SpaceX chief says his company closed a ‘loophole’ in Ukraine’s use of the network, Kyiv denies any breach, and former officials say Washington has long asked for such switches.
The opposition leader came home to cheering crowds after a year abroad, as the US secretary of state claimed her return was the result of Washington’s policy.
The AI developer’s S-1 sets out heavy losses, $750 billion in computing commitments and a running fight with the Pentagon, alongside rapid growth.
Firmer inflation argues for a move, but officials’ calls for patience and the approaching midterms make a rate increase this week unlikely.
Brazil’s leftist incumbent beat the son of Jair Bolsonaro in Sunday’s runoff, unsettling markets and denying the Trump administration a close ally in Latin America.
About $60 billion of the equity raise will come from the new class of nonvoting shares Meta created last week, and chipmakers are already lining up to take part.
Elon Musk says SpaceX’s credit rating let it borrow for Nvidia chips, while lenders retreat from debt-heavy AI cloud firms such as CoreWeave.
The first significant meeting between Iran and the three members of the Mecca Pact comes as traders weigh diplomacy against attacks on Saudi Arabia.
The president says an agreement with Denmark put Greenland under US control, a claim several reports describe as false, as he touts oil exploration on the island.
Business spending on artificial intelligence has carried an economy that would otherwise look laggard, while the administration says its tariff powers will drive reshoring.
The House Democratic leader says his party will hold Pete Hegseth accountable if it wins the House, while a report says Hegseth is seeking a Tennessee Senate appointment.
The bank’s strategist keeps his year-end S&P 500 target of 8000 while warning that semiconductors have further to fall on worries about funding for AI spending.
The central bank is expected to hold on Friday while signalling victory over its 2% inflation goal, as a major life insurer pencils in increases in December and April.
At least two-thirds of the chamber backed sending military help to the Saudis, drawing Egypt directly into a fight that endangers the gateway to the Suez Canal.
Companies linked to the president are readying defences as Republican midterm hopes slip, while senators tell banks and ports to keep records on Russian diesel.
A Fed proposal would cut big-bank capital by 4.8%, and lenders want Democratic support for a change backed by a Trump-appointed majority on the Fed’s board.
The administration points to energy agreements, regulatory rollbacks and $150 million of Defense Production Act funding, while experts doubt prices will move in time.
The B.C. Conservatives’ landslide defeat of David Eby’s government is read both as a boost to the prime minister’s energy ambitions and as a warning to him.
The Budget will stop the full state pension becoming taxable when it rises in April, while an above-inflation minimum wage increase is seen as a factor for the Bank of England.
The prime minister is fighting for political survival in Tuesday’s election, with the White House reportedly reading his lobbying as a sign of desperation.