Global markets face volatility as geopolitical tensions spike, while major technology firms drive aggressive AI-focused investments and restructurings.
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Wall Street indexes declined on Monday as oil prices surged following President Trump's rejection of an Iran peace proposal, fueling concerns over Middle East instability.
Nvidia announced a historic $150 billion share buyback program scheduled through January 2028, signaling strong corporate confidence in long-term growth.
AMD has acquired startup World Labs and appointed AI pioneer Fei-Fei Li as chief scientist, marking a strategic expansion into next-generation artificial intelligence.
MongoDB stock fell nearly 20% following the departure of CEO CJ Desai to Meta, where he will lead a new initiative to build an enterprise platform for developers.
Analysts suggest SpaceX is leveraging its data center infrastructure to capitalize on the growing demand for AI computing power, diversifying beyond its rocket business.
The Pakistani government announced a fuel price reduction, lowering petrol by Rs2.27 and high-speed diesel by Rs3.56 per litre effective September 29, 2026.
India’s trade minister is scheduled to travel to the United States this week to finalize an interim trade agreement between the two nations.
A new AI startup, Instinct, has secured a $10 billion valuation despite having only 14 employees, highlighting intense investor interest in personal AI assistant technology.
Westinghouse Air Brake (WAB) has secured a rail services contract valued at over $700 million, prompting investor speculation regarding future profit growth.