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Micron CEO says AI boom drives 'unprecedented' memory demand as company invests $250B Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra details the company's $250 billion U.S. investment in semiconductor manufacturing amid a deep memory chip shortage driven by AI demand.

OpenAI unveils ChatGPT Work to automate workplace tasks as AI race intensifies ChatGPT Work connects with Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Drive and Sharepoint to automate tasks using GPT-5.6 and scheduled background workflows.

LARRY KUDLOW: The socialist-communist Democratic dog won’t hunt come November in the Midterms Far-left candidates can win in deep blue districts, but they’ll weigh down the party elsewhere

Costco hit with lawsuit alleging protein powder sold in stores contains 'dangerous' levels of lead, arsenic Costco is facing a class action lawsuit alleging Orgain protein powders sold by the retailer contain elevated levels of lead, arsenic and cadmium.

Millions of prescription eye drops recalled nationwide over contamination concerns Patients are urged to check affected lot numbers after the FDA classified Lupin's voluntary recall of prescription steroid eye drops a Class II action

Mortgage rates tick slightly higher but remain near 6.5% The 30-year fixed mortgage rose to 6.49% this week as Freddie Mac's Sam Khater says housing affordability continues to improve for homebuyers.

Kia issues new recall of 460,000 vehicles after previous fix to fire risk failed Kia recalled more than 460,000 Telluride vehicles after a previous 2024 recall failed to fix a seat motor defect linked to seven fires and 11 melting cases.

Trump turns NATO spending fight into win for US defense companies Trump secured $3 billion in defense deals at the NATO summit, with Lockheed Martin, RTX, Boeing and Anduril expanding missile production across Europe.

Judge rules United Airlines must face lawsuit over 'windowless' window seats United Airlines and Delta Air Lines face massive class-action lawsuits after passengers paid premium prices for window seats that lacked actual windows.

Citadel's Ken Griffin tells socialist politicians to 'read a damn history book' as Wall Street flees New York Citadel CEO Ken Griffin challenged AI hype among top CEOs and warned that socialism, high taxes and poor services are driving finance out of blue states.