Tech companies face AI spending concerns while Boeing rebounds, entrepreneurship surges, and regulatory pressures mount across industries.

Stock markets declined as investors reassess AI-driven valuations, with semiconductor stocks leading losses amid growing concerns about mounting AI infrastructure costs and competition from Chinese AI models.

Big tech firms including Oracle are turning to bond markets to finance massive AI data center expansions, signaling rising financial risks as companies require staggering capital investments for infrastructure.

Boeing opened a new production line for its 737 Max amid strong demand recovery, though the aerospace giant continues facing challenges with new aircraft orders lagging behind rival Airbus.

America's entrepreneurship is experiencing a decades-long resurgence, with hundreds of thousands of new companies being created annually, reversing a prolonged economic drought in business formation.

X (formerly Twitter) and music publishers agreed to dismiss dueling lawsuits from 2023 and 2026, marking a resolution to their contentious dispute over music rights on the platform.

Amazon's Zoox self-driving vehicle unit issued a recall due to emergency response system issues, highlighting ongoing safety challenges in autonomous vehicle development.

Apple reclaimed its position as the world's most valuable company, underscoring the tech sector's continued dominance despite recent market volatility.

States including Minnesota and Connecticut are expanding graduate loan programs to fill gaps created by federal GOP budget cuts, developing state-level alternatives to support student borrowers.

A Pentagon appeals court temporarily restored journalist escort requirements for Defense Department visits, while The New York Times pursues legal action to overturn the policy.