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CBS’ Bari Weiss Tells Critics to ‘Judge Us by the Journalism’

CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss said critics of her leadership of the network should “judge us by the journalism” in a wide-ranging interview with Jessica Lessin of The Information Wednesday. Speaking at The Information’s WTF Summit, a gathering of senior women in the technology and finance industries, Weiss acknowledged the “unusual” and “exceptionally loud year” she’s had. Weiss has grabbed headlines for months over her efforts to reshape CBS News, including venerable programs like “60...

Marvell in Talks to Buy Lumentum

A deal for Lumentum would rank as one of the largest semiconductor deals.

Alphabet Sold $12.4 Billion of Shares Through ATM Program

The program is part of a broader $90 billion equity fundraising package announced in June.

Oracle Surges More Than 10% After It Caps Capex and Projects Positive Cash Flow

The company described the 2028 and 2029 fiscal years as “a period of peak capex” before cash flow turns positive.

Google Quarterly Revenue Grows 25% But Falls Short of Expectations

Stock drops in after hours trading despite growth of 103% year-over-year in the company’s cloud revenue

Microsoft Revenue Growth Accelerates Slightly But Data Centers Dampen Cash Flows

Microsoft's capital expenditures dragged down its free cash flow 27% from the same period a year earlier.

Apple Launches First Touchscreen MacBook

Apple execs had spurned the idea of touchscreen on Mac for decades

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IPO Pipeline Held Back by Anthropic Listing, Says NYSE’s Martin

Investors have “limited attention” to devote as Anthropic gears up for its debut, Martin says.

Google Launches Gemini 4 Carbon, Its Second Major AI Model in a Month

Company says the model shows significant gains on coding and cybersecurity.

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Amazon Expands ‘Shop Direct’ to 250 Million Products From Rivals

The ecommerce giant is expanding its Shop Direct program as rival AI agents make it easier to buy across retailers

Malaysian Authorities Seize $12 Million Worth of AI Chips in Smuggling Crackdown

Southeast Asia has increasingly functioned as a transit hub in the smuggling of advanced U.S. chips to China.

Goldman Sachs Investment Banking Co-Head Sees ‘Repositioning’ Amid AI Boom

Kim Posnett said investors are questioning what higher interest rates could mean for AI capex spending, funding and financing.

Anthropic Buys a Small Drug Startup as It Pushes Deeper Into Biotech

The AI developer also said it’s working with Bristol Myers Squibb and other drug developers.

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OpenAI, Anthropic Claim Cryptography Breakthrough on Same Day

Shortly after OpenAI announced its AI models had disproved a foundational hypothesis in cryptography, Anthropic said it had found the same result on the same day.

Google to Sell AI Chips to OpenAI, Oracle

Deal makes Oracle the first hyperscale cloud platform other than Google's own to make TPUs available to customers.
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