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Giant Eagle will slash prices on more than 300 products through Labor Day, following Walmart and Sam's Club summer price cuts on thousands of items.

The latest AI model out of China is causing another meltdown in Silicon Valley, highlighting the divide over the right way to run the AI race.

South Korean retail investors suffer heavy losses after Samsung and SK Hynix shares reverse sharply.

A Lotto America ticket sold in Minnesota last week hit the jackpot and is now worth more than $34 million, a state record.

In most places, cash is king. But in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, having too much is gumming up the machinery of daily life. The Palestinian Monetary Authority says Israel's longtime limit on accepting cash that accumulates in Palestinian banks is creating…

Wall Street bank has emerged as chief architect of financing structures behind build-out of data centres

Massive investment plans lead to investor fears of a new boom and bust in memory chips

Nigeria’s agricultural exports suffered a sharp 31.2 per cent decline in the first quarter of 2026 (Q1’26) as prolonged port delays, excessive pesticide application, outdated chemical preservatives and failure to obtain required phytosanitary certification co…

Gary Black says investors are breaking the "number one rule in investing" by treating SpaceX as a great stock, not just a great business.

Here are Cathie Wood’s latest moves.

The new rules reportedly aim to curb emotional dependence on AI chatbots as China grapples with a shrinking population and record-low birthrate.

Speaking in an interview with CNBC, TSMC's Wendell Huang said the fresh investment comes on the back of robust customer demand.

As weight loss drugs reshape how Americans eat, Burger King is gearing up for a future where customers still want fast food — just less of it.

"Every industry/ecosystem has its supreme village idiot," Defense official said today.

Jensen Huang left Tokyo with deals spanning Japan's entire tech ecosystem.

ProPublica raises concerns about reduced protections, riskier investments

By Brian Mugenyi mugenyijj@gmail.com KAMPALA, UGANDA — A sweeping transparency drive spearheaded by the Ministry of Local Government, under Permanent Secretary Ben Kumumanya, is steadily transforming Uganda’s local government system—opening public employment to qualified citizens through merit-based recruitment while strengthening accountability and urban governance. At the center of these reforms is a key directive

Roughly 839 Samsung employees are losing their jobs in the U.S.

A major institutional blind spot within Uganda’s state protocol machinery has been exposed following a high-profile diplomatic reception in Kampala. The issue came to light after the First Deputy Prime Minister, Rt. Hon. Rebecca Kadaga, took to social media to announce that she was “delighted to host Mr. Moses Silasia, of London Heritage Times,” welcoming […] The post INSIDE THE PROTOCOL FLOP: How Nigerian Event Orga

On the latest episode of Equity, we debate whether Apple's lawsuit will cast over OpenAi's much-discussed plans to get into hardware and go public.

Four years ago, Jony Ive stopped working for Apple, and started working with OpenAI, yet he isn't named in the intellectual property theft suit. The reasons for that are myriad, ranging from the personal to practical.