OpenAI Weighs Giving U.S. a Stake
OpenAI is discussing a proposal that would give the United States government a 5 percent stake in the company, according to reports, an extraordinary idea that would deepen Washington’s role…
Hormuz Reopens, but Uncertainty Lingers
A Fragile Reopening in the Strait of Hormuz The story of the Strait of Hormuz has shifted in recent weeks from the language of war and closure to the more…
A.I.’s Chip Rally Spreads Beyond Nvidia
The A.I. Chip Boom Is No Longer Just Nvidia’s Story Wall Street’s feverish bet on artificial intelligence is widening beyond Nvidia, lifting a broader cast of semiconductor companies and signaling…
AI’s Next Battle: Capital, Power and Control
The artificial intelligence boom is entering a harder, costlier phase The race to dominate artificial intelligence is no longer being defined only by the release of ever more powerful models.…
Burnham Faces Early Tests on Energy, Utilities and Defence
Britain’s expected next prime minister is not yet in office, but the battles that may define his government have already begun. Andy Burnham, widely seen as Labour’s likely next leader…
Trump’s Crypto Fortune Comes Into Focus
Donald Trump’s latest federal financial disclosure offers the clearest picture yet of how profoundly cryptocurrency has reshaped his business empire — and how deeply that transformation now intersects with presidential…
Oil Wobbles as U.S.-Iran Talks Falter Again
Oil prices swung uneasily on Wednesday after fresh signs of a breakdown in U.S.-Iran diplomacy raised new doubts about whether a fragile truce in the Gulf can hold, reviving concern…