Bombardier's stock dropped significantly after President Trump reiterated threats to ban the Canadian aerospace giant from selling jets in the U.S. unless it builds aircraft domestically, despite the company highlighting its existing American manufacturing footprint. MarketWatch
The New York Times
The Trump administration expressed "profound concern" over Ford's strategic ties to Chinese companies, with Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy questioning the automaker's trajectory in a letter to CEO Jim Farley. CNBC
Fox Business
The Trump administration will confront Australia over its proposed legislation to allow users to opt out of social media algorithms and mandate content takedowns, warning against "digital services taxes, fines, and other forms of extortion" on U.S. tech companies. The Guardian
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicated that President Trump might accelerate deficit reduction plans if Democrats gain control of Congress, a statement made during a speech at Southern Methodist University. bloomberg.com
MarketWatch
A lead researcher at Anthropic resigned, stating that OpenAI and Anthropic are "gambling with our lives" and that there's a "greater than 10% chance" AI could "kill all humans" by the next decade. Business Insider
BBC News
OpenAI claims its 10,000 AI agents solved the 90-year-old Navier-Stokes math problem in 88 hours, a feat that has been challenged by some mathematicians. CNBC
The Guardian
U.S. agencies accuse top Chinese AI companies, including Alibaba and DeepSeek, of systematically copying American AI models through "industrial-scale" theft of trade secrets. NBC News
Reuters
Google announced a record $15.1 billion investment in AI infrastructure in Finland, marking its largest single investment in Europe to expand its data center capacity. CNBC
Qualcomm struck a significant AI chip deal with Amazon, which includes warrants for Amazon to acquire approximately $4 billion worth of Qualcomm stock, as Qualcomm aims to challenge Nvidia's dominance in the data center market. CNBC
Yahoo Finance
The UK government plans to introduce legislation forcing Apple and Google to block explicit images on children’s smartphones after talks with tech giants failed to yield a breakthrough. The Guardian
New analysis suggests UK data centers will create only 25% of the jobs predicted by the tech sector, employing around 10,400 workers compared to industry estimates of over 40,000, while consuming substantial energy. The Guardian
CloudNC, a UK-based manufacturing software startup, secured a $20 million B extension round, bringing its total funding to $128 million for automating manufacturing bottlenecks. TechCrunch
Nuclear startup Bluecore Energy raised an oversubscribed $50 million seed round just two months after its launch, following a $10 million pre-seed round. TechCrunch
Boston Scientific announced it is unlikely to meet its 2026 sales and profit forecasts following a recent cyberattack, causing its stock to fall. Reuters
Roivant Sciences saw its stock surge after its experimental lung disease drug met goals in a mid-stage study, demonstrating a successful return on its $14 million investment in Bayer's inhaled hypertension medication. Investor's Business Daily
Reuters
Shares of Qualcomm, Corning, Intel, and Advanced Micro Devices rallied following new deal announcements tied to AI infrastructure, signaling investor confidence in the sector. CNBC
Michael Dell surpassed Jeff Bezos to become the world's third-wealthiest billionaire, driven by Dell's strong performance in the AI boom, particularly in on-premise data center demand. Forbes
John E. Sununu secured the Republican Senate primary in New Hampshire, positioning him for a general election race that could significantly influence control of the U.S. Senate. New York Times
The Guardian
President Trump spent the long weekend posting a series of AI-generated images and unverified claims on Truth Social, including a bizarre video depicting himself as the Green Lantern superhero. The Guardian
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