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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Faces Ouster, WSJ Reports

The Wall Street Journal reports Nvidia is preparing to remove CEO Jensen Huang, though details on timing and succession remain unclear.

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Nvidia Hires Former Prosecutor to Probe Jensen Huang Spy Scandal

Joon Kim, a former federal prosecutor, will lead an independent investigation into whether Nvidia's CEO was targeted by a Chinese spy operation.

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Children's Place Files for Bankruptcy Amid Declining Birth Rates

Children's Place has filed for bankruptcy, citing falling birth rates among contributing factors to its financial collapse.

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NextEra-Dominion Merger Faces Collapse Over Virginia Rate Fears

Virginia officials and residents are pushing back hard against NextEra's planned acquisition of Dominion Energy, citing fears of accelerating electricity rate hikes.

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AI Is Reshaping the Internet and Upending Established Business Models

A tech CEO warns the internet as we've known it for over 20 years is fundamentally changing as AI disrupts longstanding online business models.

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Anthropic Posts $17B Revenue but $23B Loss Ahead of IPO

The AI startup's quarterly revenue surged 12-fold year over year, yet losses remain steep as a public offering nears.

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ACLU Chief Romero Criticizes CEOs for Avoiding Civil Rights Fights

ACLU Executive Director Anthony Romero says corporate leaders are sidestepping difficult civil liberties issues as American rights erode.

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Legal Engineer Emerges as a Hot Hire Across Law and Tech

Big law firms, tech giants, and legal vendors are racing to hire 'legal engineers' who blend legal knowledge with AI skills — no J.D. required.

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Federal Judge Dismisses Trump's $10B Lawsuit Against WSJ

A federal judge threw out President Trump's $10 billion suit against The Wall Street Journal, barring the claim from being refiled.

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DoorDash Agrees to Acquire Instacart in $17 Billion Deal

The merger unites the U.S.'s dominant restaurant delivery platform with its leading online grocery service in a landmark consolidation.

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Self-Employed Workers Weigh Freedom Against Financial Risk

Laid-off workers are turning to self-employment, finding both opportunity and hardship as they build businesses outside traditional corporate roles.