Tech Stocks Rebound as AI Jitters Ease
Technology stocks staged a strong recovery as worries about the AI boom’s sustainability eased. The Nasdaq jumped 2.7% while Fed rate cut probabilities doubled to 85% in just one week.
Month: November 2025
OpenAI’s Legal Nightmare Just Keeps Getting Worse
OpenAI faces an avalanche of lawsuits that could reshape AI development. From Elon Musk’s $38 million betrayal claims to copyright battles with major publishers, Sam Altman’s legal troubles are mounting fast.
X’s new feature reveals MAGA influencers aren’t where you think
A new X feature designed to increase transparency is revealing some awkward truths about where popular accounts are actually based. Several prominent MAGA influencers with hundreds of thousands of followers appear to be operating from countries like Thailand, Nigeria, and Eastern Europe. The rollout
Chrome Finally Gives You Location Privacy on Android
Google is testing a new feature in Chrome for Android that shares only approximate location with websites. This gives users granular control similar to native apps. It’s a significant step toward web privacy parity.
VW’s China Bet: Cutting EV Costs in Half
Volkswagen claims it can produce electric vehicles in China for half the cost of German production. The automaker is investing billions to develop 30 new EV models specifically for the Chinese market over the next five years. This radical shift comes as VW fights to regain market share against innov
UK Nuclear Detection Gear Found in Iranian Military Tech
An FT investigation found Iranian military scientists using UK-made radiation detection equipment from Centronic in their nuclear research programs. The components appear in equipment marketed by companies linked to Iran’s sanctioned nuclear weapons development organization. This reveals how Iran’s
AI is Accelerating Our “Speed of Want” Expectations
We’re living at the speed of want, where AI is dramatically accelerating consumer expectations. The evolution is so fast that six internet years now equals just one AI year.
Google Photos Brings Back Perspective Tool But Hides It
Google Photos has brought back the Perspective Tool that disappeared during the video editor upgrade. The feature is now hidden behind a crop adjustment requirement and only works for photos, not videos. Users who’ve been waiting for this fix can finally upgrade their apps.
Rachel Reeves Asks Banks to Praise Budget in Exchange for Tax Relief
The UK Treasury is reportedly asking banks to make prominent public endorsements of this week’s Budget after chancellor Rachel Reeves decided against hitting the sector with higher taxes. Banks had warned they would curtail lending if faced with additional levies, and now officials expect positive c
X-energy’s $700M bet on small nuclear reactors for AI boom
X-energy secured $700 million in Series D funding to advance its small modular nuclear reactor technology. The startup claims orders for 144 reactors totaling 11GW across the US and UK, backed by Amazon and now Jane Street. This comes as tech giants face power shortages for AI datacenter growth.