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Just last week, the agency rejected Moderna’s initial application, citing flaws in the company’s research design.
As the rest of Big Tech embark on one of the greatest capex ventures in human history, Apple is practically spending pennies by comparison.
Netflix retains the ability to match any Paramount offer moving forward, and WBD shareholders won’t vote on either bid until April.
Deep Fission wants to bury a small modular reactor a mile underground and scored $80 million in financing to help it get there.
In a trade war running so hot it’s thawing shipping lanes across the Arctic, China is preparing to deploy a world-class icebreaking vessel.
The good times may not last as the dynamic between AI firms and utility companies draws bipartisan scrutiny.
In December, DraftKings launched a predictions market platform of its own, turning the disruptors like Kalshi into direct competitors.
Shares of Barbie-maker Mattel plunged 25% on Wednesday following a massively disappointing after-the-bell earnings call the day before.
Volume growth has flattened out, and even turned negative, in major markets in recent quarters, suggesting a consumer pullback.
Has the dawn of the nuclear fusion age arrived? One developer of the powerful energy-generating tech says it will be available in 10 years.
Alphabet generated revenue of $113 billion, marking second-straight quarter topping the $100 billion revenue mark.
Paul Allen bought the Seahawks way back in 1997 for just $194 million. Nearly 30 years later, the franchise is worth some $6.6 billion.
Thankfully, consumers have simply flocked to chicken in lieu of steak, keeping the company afloat and helping it beat Wall Street’s estimates.
Whoever gets named to the head job will have the tough job of turning Iger’s late-era ambitions into reality.
Nobody is happier about the exit uptick than Blackstone executives, whose realized performance compensation reached $1.1 billion in 2025.
Both companies announced capex projections that blew past consensus expectations, but only Meta seemed to rebuff the Wall Street wariness.
Shares jumped as much as 4% through Tuesday’s trading session, before evening out near the end of the day.
Claude Code promises to create any type of software — from analyzing specific data sets to building websites and editing photos.