Rivian (NASDAQ: RIVN) hasn't had the best year in 2024. The stock has lost around half its value year to date as of this writing. But it wasn't because the company didn't try. In fact, the problems are more likely growing pains than anything else, given that the upstart electric vehicle (EV) company is focused squarely on reaching profitability as soon as possible. But investors need to tread caut...
Rivian (NASDAQ: RIVN) hasn't had the best year in 2024. The stock has lost around half its value year to date as of this writing. But it wasn't because the company didn't try. In fact, the problems are more likely growing pains than anything else, given that the upstart electric vehicle (EV) company is focused squarely on reaching profitability as soon as possible. But investors need to tread cautiously -- buying Rivian comes with material risks. However, if Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) is any indication, there is material upside potential here, too. Is Rivian following Tesla's lead? Tesla shares are up around 1,500% over the past five years. That is an incredible advance in a very short period of time. But there was a lot that had to be done before Tesla's business was capable of turning a profit. In fact, Tesla suffered through years of losses building out its electric vehicle business before it was profitable, a transition that occurred just about five years ago. However, that really isn't shocking at all. When Tesla started out, it made a small number of high-end electric vehicles. It was, basically, trying to build out its manufacturing capabilities. It wasn't until the company had managed that feat that it could make the shift toward a profit focus. Tesla is a complicated business run by a polarizing figure in Elon Musk, so it isn't a one-to-one comparison with Rivian. But, in many ways, Rivian is moving down a very similar path, business-wise. Rivian started out by creating electric vehicle technology and then moved on to building a manufacturing facility for high-end trucks. Now it's working on its profitability, largely by focusing on reducing its production costs. This year started out fairly well, with a goal of matching 2023 production levels despite a plant upgrade that would allow Rivian to post a modest gross profit in the fourth quarter of 2024. A modest gross profit is still the big goal, but the production target slipped because of supply constraints with ...
Key Points A multi-day Nasdaq sell-off sparked by AI bubble fears reversed course on Friday, lifting IonQ shares. IonQ's nearly $13 billion market cap on just $80 million in trailing twelve-month revenue should make investors pause. 10 stocks we like better than IonQ › Shares of IonQ Inc (NYSE: IONQ) jumped on Friday, finishing the day up 15%. The quantum computing stock's surge wasn't driven by c...
Key Points A multi-day Nasdaq sell-off sparked by AI bubble fears reversed course on Friday, lifting IonQ shares. IonQ's nearly $13 billion market cap on just $80 million in trailing twelve-month revenue should make investors pause. 10 stocks we like better than IonQ › Shares of IonQ Inc (NYSE: IONQ) jumped on Friday, finishing the day up 15%. The quantum computing stock's surge wasn't driven by company-specific developments. Instead, IonQ shares rode a broader tech rally after a punishing week for the sector. Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now, when you join Stock Advisor. See the stocks » Tech rallies after a major sell-off The Nasdaq Composite had dropped 4.5% over the prior four trading sessions as investors fled tech stocks amid fresh concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) spending sustainability. That reversed course today as investors jumped back in, and the tech-heavy index finished the day up 2.1%. Recent earnings from big tech have renewed AI bubble fears, revealing capital expenditures accelerating to unprecedented levels. Alphabet and Amazon announced they could spend up to $185 billion and $200 billion in capex, respectively, this year. Meta and Microsoft both upped their forecasts considerably, with 2026 targets that nearly double their spends from last year. Should you buy IonQ? IonQ has a market capitalization of nearly $13 billion. Its revenue over the last twelve months is $80 million. That's a pretty serious valuation disconnect, and one I am not comfortable with. I think shares of IonQ, along with shares of its quantum pure-play peers, are massively overpriced. Should you buy stock in IonQ right now? Before you buy stock in IonQ, consider this: The Motley Fool Stock Advisor analyst team just identified what they believe are the 10 best stocks for investors to buy now… and IonQ wasn’t one of them. The 10 stocks that made the cut could produce monster retur...
The veteran Washington Post journalist Bob Woodward has said he is “crushed” by the mass layoffs of hundreds of colleagues at the paper and said the impact would be felt by readers – noting both “deserve more”. “I am crushed that so many of my beloved colleagues have lost their jobs and our readers have been given less news and sound analysis,” Woodward said in his first public remarks on the cuts...
The veteran Washington Post journalist Bob Woodward has said he is “crushed” by the mass layoffs of hundreds of colleagues at the paper and said the impact would be felt by readers – noting both “deserve more”. “I am crushed that so many of my beloved colleagues have lost their jobs and our readers have been given less news and sound analysis,” Woodward said in his first public remarks on the cuts, which were shared on X. “They deserve more.” Woodward said the Post had produced “many superb and excellent groundbreaking stories” under executive editor Matt Murray. “There will be more,” Woodward said. “I will do everything in my power to help make sure the Washington Post thrives and survives.” Woodward exposed the Watergate scandal with fellow reporter Carl Bernstein, ending Richard Nixon’s presidency in 1974 and winning the Post the Pulitzer prize. Their book about the scandal, All the President’s Men, became a bestseller and was later turned into an Oscar-winning film of the same name starring Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman. Woodward worked for the Post for decades, reporting on every presidency since. He now holds an honorific associate editor title. His statement comes after the storied newspaper laid off about a third of its staff on Wednesday, or more than 300 journalists. The move has resulted in the shuttering of the paper’s sports department and the shredding of teams covering local news, style and the world – not to mention its audio and video departments, which had already been battered by previous cuts. Commercial teams were also cut. “The aspirations of this news organization are diminished,” former editor Marty Baron told the Guardian. “I think that’ll translate into fewer subscribers. And I hope it’s not a death spiral, but I worry that it might be.” The Post lost hundreds of thousands of subscribers in the fall of 2024 after owner Jeff Bezos abruptly shelved its planned endorsement of Kamala Harris for president days before the election won by Dona...
Harassment claims were made against the peer in 2013, but in 2014 a barrister appointed by the party to investigate the allegations concluded that whilst the accounts of the four women were "broadly credible," they could not be proved beyond reasonable doubt.
Harassment claims were made against the peer in 2013, but in 2014 a barrister appointed by the party to investigate the allegations concluded that whilst the accounts of the four women were "broadly credible," they could not be proved beyond reasonable doubt.
Two companies battling to win the global payments market. Great businesses win by solving problems, and the $2.5 trillion global payments market is a goldmine for companies that can make money move effortlessly. Two of the firms competing in that space are Block Inc. (XYZ +5.06%) and PayPal Holdings Inc. (PYPL +1.30%). As each pushes into new technologies and revenue streams, the next year could d...
Two companies battling to win the global payments market. Great businesses win by solving problems, and the $2.5 trillion global payments market is a goldmine for companies that can make money move effortlessly. Two of the firms competing in that space are Block Inc. (XYZ +5.06%) and PayPal Holdings Inc. (PYPL +1.30%). As each pushes into new technologies and revenue streams, the next year could define their long-term trajectories. With this potential turning point, I'll examine which fintech stock may fit best in your portfolio. PayPal's moves into AI, global payments, and stablecoins PayPal shares have dipped 37.28% over the last year, but the company has three initiatives that could help reverse that trend: PayPal World, artificial intelligence (AI) agents, and cryptocurrencies and stablecoins. PayPal World and AI agents enhance the current services, while crypto and stablecoins open up entirely new financial terrain for PayPal. Expand NASDAQ : PYPL PayPal Today's Change ( 1.30 %) $ 0.52 Current Price $ 40.42 Key Data Points Market Cap $37B Day's Range $ 39.38 - $ 40.61 52wk Range $ 38.88 - $ 79.50 Volume 35M Avg Vol 19M Gross Margin 41.78 % Dividend Yield 0.35 % Announced in June 2025, PayPal World will allow customers to pay global merchants using their payment system, or wallet of choice, in their local currency. In essence, you'll start seeing PayPal integrate seamlessly with other payment services. For AI shopping, PayPal says a customer can tell an AI agent they need a ride to the airport at 4:50 a.m. The agent can both book that appointment and pay for it. Finally, that brings us to cryptocurrencies and stablecoins. The company enables the buying, selling, and sending of crypto within its wallets. PayPal also offers its own stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar called PayPal USD (PYUSD) for fast, global payments. As of this writing, holding PYUSD offers a 4% annual yield. Its peer-to-peer payment service, Venmo, can also boost revenue over time. As a refere...
Digital photo frames like the Aura Aspen are down to some of their best prices. Valentine’s Day is coming up fast, and if you haven’t started shopping yet, there are a lot of great gifts on sale that should still arrive in time if you order soon. Several Verge -approved gadgets are seeing some of their best discounts since the holidays, with options we think will appeal to a wide range of interest...
Digital photo frames like the Aura Aspen are down to some of their best prices. Valentine’s Day is coming up fast, and if you haven’t started shopping yet, there are a lot of great gifts on sale that should still arrive in time if you order soon. Several Verge -approved gadgets are seeing some of their best discounts since the holidays, with options we think will appeal to a wide range of interests, from thoughtful picks like digital photo frames to e-readers , smart speakers , smartwatches , massagers , and even practical stuff like vacuums . While some are bigger-ticket items, quite a few cost under $100, so there’s something here for a range of budgets, too. Below, we’ve rounded up the best Valentine’s Day gift deals you can shop right now across a range of categories and prices, whether you’re buying for a partner, a friend, or yourself. Beats Powerbeats Pro 2 The latest Powerbeats Pro are a no-brainer for athletes. They pack fantastic sound and thumping bass, along with active noise cancellation, IPX4 water resistance, and heart rate monitoring. Read our review . Where to Buy: $249 $199.95 at Walmart $249 $199.95 at Amazon $249 $199.99 at Best Buy The Amazon Echo Dot Max is on sale for $79.99 ($20 off) at Amazon , Best Buy , and Target , which matches its best price. In her review , my colleague Jennifer Pattison Tuohy called it “Amazon’s best all-around smart speaker,” improving on the fourth-gen Echo with a new elegant look that features a flat face wrapped in 3D knit fabric. It also includes an LED light ring and touch controls on the front, along with a two-way speaker system that delivers richer bass. Plus, it works with more smart home devices thanks to support for Matter, Thread, and Zigbee. It includes the upgraded Alexa Plus voice assistant, which can handle more complex requests. Read our review. Speaking of Alexa-enabled gadgets, Amazon’s fourth-gen Echo Show 8 is down to $149.99 ($30 off) at Amazon , Best Buy , and Target , marking a new low. The sm...
NuScale Power (NYSE: SMR) stock jumped 23.4% in January as investors continued to pile into the nuclear stock and developer of small modular reactor (SMR) technology. The gain was driven primarily by political tailwinds and a notable analyst upgrade. On Jan. 5 , the U.S. House of Representatives Energy Subcommittee held hearings to explore the ambitious nuclear acceleration roadmap laid out by the...
NuScale Power (NYSE: SMR) stock jumped 23.4% in January as investors continued to pile into the nuclear stock and developer of small modular reactor (SMR) technology. The gain was driven primarily by political tailwinds and a notable analyst upgrade. On Jan. 5 , the U.S. House of Representatives Energy Subcommittee held hearings to explore the ambitious nuclear acceleration roadmap laid out by the Trump administration. For a sector that's historically moved at a glacial pace through regulatory red tape, the tone from Washington was striking, with Representatives on both sides of the aisle expressing a desire to expand the technology's place in the energy grid. The timeline calls for three experimental reactors operational by July 4, 2026, multiple SMRs deployed by the end of 2027, and nuclear power on military bases by 2028 . Those are aggressive targets by any measure, and they signal a level of urgency around nuclear energy that the industry hasn't seen in many years. Continue reading
Earnings Call Insights: nVent Electric (NVT) Q4 2025 Management View CEO Beth Wozniak highlighted record results for 2025, with sales, EPS, and free cash flow each growing at or above 30%, stating the company achieved “consecutive record sales quarters” and executed a “portfolio transformation with the divestiture of the Thermal Management business and the acquisition of EPG.” Infrastructure now a...
Earnings Call Insights: nVent Electric (NVT) Q4 2025 Management View CEO Beth Wozniak highlighted record results for 2025, with sales, EPS, and free cash flow each growing at or above 30%, stating the company achieved “consecutive record sales quarters” and executed a “portfolio transformation with the divestiture of the Thermal Management business and the acquisition of EPG.” Infrastructure now accounts for 45% of annual sales and data center sales reached $1 billion in 2025. Wozniak reported, “Fourth quarter was our second consecutive quarter with sales of more than $1 billion. Both sales and EPS exceeded our guidance. We also had strong orders and backlog growth. Organic orders were up approximately 30%, primarily driven by large orders for the AI data center build-out.” The backlog ended at $2.3 billion, triple the previous year. Wozniak announced, “In 2026, we expect another year of record performance. Our full year guidance includes reported sales growth of 15% to 18% and adjusted EPS growth of 20% to 24%.” CFO Gary Corona stated, “Sales of $1.067 billion were up 42% relative to last year. Organically, sales grew 24%, well ahead of our guidance, driven by stronger-than-forecasted data center sales. Acquisitions added $126 million to sales or 17 points to growth ahead of our guidance.” Corona added, “Q4 adjusted EPS was $0.90, up 53% and above the high end of our guidance range. We generated robust free cash flow of $189 million, up 26% year-over-year.” Outlook Management guided for 2026 reported sales growth of 15% to 18% and organic growth of 10% to 13%, with acquisitions expected to contribute 4 points and foreign exchange a 1-point tailwind. Adjusted EPS is projected between $4 and $4.15, representing growth of 20% to 24%. Free cash flow conversion is expected between 90% and 95% of adjusted net income. For Q1 2026, management expects reported sales growth of 34% to 36%, with adjusted EPS between $0.90 and $0.93. Price and productivity are expected to offse...
Vaccine scepticism is as old as the disease-fighting jabs themselves, but recently it has been a subplot in the political drama in the United States. Now, even globally respected advice from the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention has been changed. Understandably, many Hong Kong parents have been left confused after the US rolled back a long-standing recommendation for a universal birth ...
Vaccine scepticism is as old as the disease-fighting jabs themselves, but recently it has been a subplot in the political drama in the United States. Now, even globally respected advice from the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention has been changed. Understandably, many Hong Kong parents have been left confused after the US rolled back a long-standing recommendation for a universal birth dose of the hepatitis B vaccine. Instead of being a routine mandatory shot, it is now listed as a choice to be made by individual parents and doctors. The guidance differs from the American Academy of Paediatrics, which continues to recommend the jab. It is good that Hong Kong officials have stepped in to warn parents not to “ blindly follow ” US changes. Dr Albert Au Ka-wing, head of the communicable disease branch of Hong Kong’s Centre for Health Protection, said city health authorities “do not agree” with recommendations to “delay or cancel” the hepatitis B jabs for newborns. For decades, universal vaccination of infants has been a triumph of public health. Since Hong Kong introduced it in 1988, the practice has slashed infection rates and chronic liver disease cases. However, progress can be lost quickly in a densely populated city. A 2020-22 government survey showed 410,000 people in the city were living with hepatitis B. The virus is still the leading cause of liver cancer. More work is needed. Advertisement The government launched a five-year action plan in December 2025 to fight viral hepatitis by raising public awareness, tracking health sector responses and curbing transmission, especially from mother to child. A screening programme is set to start on February 7. Medical decisions are intensely personal, and some patients have underlying health issues or allergies to consider. However, choices should be made in consultation with health professionals rather than based on anxiety, trends or self-guided online research. Advertisement As the authorities expand the fig...
(RTTNews) - Tesla (TSLA) is moving quickly to turn Elon Musk's ambitious solar goals into reality, evaluating several U.S. locations to begin large-scale solar cell manufacturing, according to people familiar with the discussions. What initially sounded like a long-term vision is now taking shape as a concrete industrial effort. The company is considering expanding its existing factory in Buffalo,...
(RTTNews) - Tesla (TSLA) is moving quickly to turn Elon Musk's ambitious solar goals into reality, evaluating several U.S. locations to begin large-scale solar cell manufacturing, according to people familiar with the discussions. What initially sounded like a long-term vision is now taking shape as a concrete industrial effort. The company is considering expanding its existing factory in Buffalo, New York, where solar cell capacity could be scaled up significantly. Sources said output at the site could eventually reach levels comparable to the power generation of multiple nuclear plants. Beyond that, Tesla is also weighing the possibility of building an additional facility elsewhere in New York state. Arizona and Idaho are among other states being reviewed as potential manufacturing hubs. The initiative is being overseen by Tesla's vice president of energy engineering, who has recently stepped up hiring efforts tied to domestic solar production. The renewed push reflects growing pressure from rising energy demand, particularly from artificial intelligence infrastructure, which has driven Musk to refocus on solar after earlier efforts failed to gain traction. Solar cells, the core component used to make panels, remain a bottleneck in the U.S., where production is limited and heavily overshadowed by China. Musk has publicly cited steep tariffs on imported solar products as a key motivation for building capacity at home. He has said both Tesla and SpaceX are working toward producing as much as 100 gigawatts of solar cells annually, a level that would place Tesla far ahead of current U.S. manufacturers. Government officials in the states under consideration have either declined to comment or said discussions remain preliminary. Tesla has also not publicly confirmed the plans. If achieved, the scale of production being discussed would dramatically reshape the U.S. solar manufacturing landscape. Domestic output today remains modest, and most American facilities focus on ...
In the latest close session, JD.com, Inc. (JD) was up +2.86% at $28.10. This change outpaced the S&P 500's 2.05% gain on the day. Meanwhile, the Dow gained 2.54%, and the Nasdaq, a tech-heavy index, added 2.27%. The company's stock has dropped by 7.92% in the past month, falling short of the Retail-Wholesale sector's gain of 1.28% and the S&P 500's loss of 1.49%. The investment community will be p...
In the latest close session, JD.com, Inc. (JD) was up +2.86% at $28.10. This change outpaced the S&P 500's 2.05% gain on the day. Meanwhile, the Dow gained 2.54%, and the Nasdaq, a tech-heavy index, added 2.27%. The company's stock has dropped by 7.92% in the past month, falling short of the Retail-Wholesale sector's gain of 1.28% and the S&P 500's loss of 1.49%. The investment community will be paying close attention to the earnings performance of JD.com, Inc. in its upcoming release. The company's earnings per share (EPS) are projected to be $0.07, reflecting a 93.14% decrease from the same quarter last year. Simultaneously, our latest consensus estimate expects the revenue to be $50.22 billion, showing a 5.64% escalation compared to the year-ago quarter. For the annual period, the Zacks Consensus Estimates anticipate earnings of $2.53 per share and a revenue of $187.32 billion, signifying shifts of -40.61% and +16.52%, respectively, from the last year. Investors might also notice recent changes to analyst estimates for JD.com, Inc. Recent revisions tend to reflect the latest near-term business trends. Hence, positive alterations in estimates signify analyst optimism regarding the business and profitability. Research indicates that these estimate revisions are directly correlated with near-term share price momentum. To exploit this, we've formed the Zacks Rank, a quantitative model that includes these estimate changes and presents a viable rating system. Ranging from #1 (Strong Buy) to #5 (Strong Sell), the Zacks Rank system has a proven, outside-audited track record of outperformance, with #1 stocks returning an average of +25% annually since 1988. Over the last 30 days, the Zacks Consensus EPS estimate has moved 15.08% lower. JD.com, Inc. is currently a Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell). In terms of valuation, JD.com, Inc. is presently being traded at a Forward P/E ratio of 9.6. This expresses a discount compared to the average Forward P/E of 14.85 of its industry. In...
(RTTNews) - Voyager Technologies' (VOYG) Chief Executive Dylan Taylor said space-based data centers are becoming technically feasible. Still, the industry has yet to solve a fundamental challenge: how to manage heat in orbit. Dylan Taylor said even a two-year timeline would be ambitious, as cooling systems in space must rely on radiation rather than conventional heat transfer, making large-scale c...
(RTTNews) - Voyager Technologies' (VOYG) Chief Executive Dylan Taylor said space-based data centers are becoming technically feasible. Still, the industry has yet to solve a fundamental challenge: how to manage heat in orbit. Dylan Taylor said even a two-year timeline would be ambitious, as cooling systems in space must rely on radiation rather than conventional heat transfer, making large-scale computing infrastructure difficult to deploy. The comments come as interest in orbital data centers grows, driven in part by Elon Musk's vision of combining space launch and artificial intelligence capabilities. Musk has cited space-based computing as a key rationale behind closer integration between SpaceX and xAI, arguing that off-planet infrastructure could support future AI workloads. Voyager, which went public last year, is best known for its Starlab project, designed to succeed the International Space Station after its planned retirement in 2030. Taylor said the company remains on track for a 2029 launch and is working alongside partners including Palantir, Airbus, and Mitsubishi. Voyager already operates its own cloud computing hardware aboard the ISS. Expectations of higher U.S. defense spending under President Donald Trump and the prospect of a SpaceX IPO have also lifted investor interest in the space sector. However, public market performance across the industry has been mixed. Voyager's shares have fallen sharply since listing, while peers such as Firefly Aerospace have also seen steep declines following their debuts. Despite those setbacks, Taylor said Voyager is positioning itself for long-term leadership in orbital computing, pointing to advances in laser communications and in-space data processing. He said the company believes the technology will mature, enabling more data to be generated and handled beyond Earth, once the cooling hurdle is overcome. Friday, VOYG closed at $26.87, up 11.17%, and is trading slightly lower after hours at $26.86, down 0.04%, on ...
Following last year’s trend of showcasing AI in multimillion-dollar ad spots, the 2026 Super Bowl advertisements took it a step further by leveraging AI both to create the commercials and to promote the latest AI products. Love it or hate it, the technology has become a star in its own right, alongside the latest movie trailers and snack brands. Let’s explore the biggest moments from this year’s B...
Following last year’s trend of showcasing AI in multimillion-dollar ad spots, the 2026 Super Bowl advertisements took it a step further by leveraging AI both to create the commercials and to promote the latest AI products. Love it or hate it, the technology has become a star in its own right, alongside the latest movie trailers and snack brands. Let’s explore the biggest moments from this year’s Big Game ads, which featured everything from robots and AI glasses to a touch of drama involving tech founders. Svedka Vodka brand Svedka went with what it touts as the first “primarily” AI-generated national Super Bowl spot. The 30-second ad, titled “Shake Your Bots Off,” features the company’s robot character, Fembot, and her new companion, Brobot, dancing their circuits off at a human party. According to Svedka’s parent company, Sazerac, it took roughly four months to reconstruct the Fembot and train the AI to mimic facial expressions and body movements, The Wall Street Journal reported. However, the vodka brand noted that certain aspects were still handled by humans, such as developing the storyline. The company partnered with AI company Silverside to create the Super Bowl spot, according to ADWEEK. Silverside AI is the same team behind recent AI-generated Coca-Cola commercials that sparked controversy. It’s a bold move to debut AI-generated content during the Super Bowl, an event known for star-studded, high-production ads. The heavy reliance on AI is polarizing, fueling debates over whether AI will replace creative jobs. Techcrunch event TechCrunch Founder Summit 2026: Tickets Live On June 23 in Boston, more than 1,100 founders come together at TechCrunch Founder Summit 2026 for a full day focused on growth, execution, and real-world scaling. Learn from founders and investors who have shaped the industry. Connect with peers navigating similar growth stages. Walk away with tactics you can apply immediately Save up to $300 on your pass or save up to 30% with group tick...
(RTTNews) - Google (GOOG) has indicated that its AirDrop-style file sharing feature will soon reach a broader range of Android devices, moving beyond its initial debut on the Pixel 10 lineup. The company said the expansion will follow successful early testing that confirmed compatibility across Apple hardware, including iPhones, iPads and MacBooks. Android engineering leadership said the interoper...
(RTTNews) - Google (GOOG) has indicated that its AirDrop-style file sharing feature will soon reach a broader range of Android devices, moving beyond its initial debut on the Pixel 10 lineup. The company said the expansion will follow successful early testing that confirmed compatibility across Apple hardware, including iPhones, iPads and MacBooks. Android engineering leadership said the interoperability work required significant effort to ensure smooth cross-platform transfers. With that groundwork now complete, Google is collaborating with device partners to bring the feature, delivered through Quick Share, to more Android phones later this year. Announcements outlining the next phase are expected in the near term. The capability was first introduced in late 2025 as a Pixel-exclusive feature, allowing Android users to exchange files seamlessly with Apple devices. Since then, it has remained limited to Google's newest phones, despite early signals that a wider rollout was planned. The latest comments suggest that expansion is no longer speculative and is approaching launch. Alongside broader sharing support, Google also hinted at further efforts to reduce friction for users moving between platforms. The company said it is working on tools to simplify data transfers for people switching phones, with a particular focus on transitions from iOS, though no specific details were provided. Friday GOOG closed at $323.10, down 2.48%, and is trading 0.03% higher at $323.20 in after-hours activity on the NasdaqGS. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
Frustrated by fake citations and flowery prose packed with "out-of-left-field" references to ancient libraries and Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 , a New York federal judge took the rare step of terminating a case this week due to a lawyer's repeated misuse of AI when drafting filings. In an order on Thursday, district judge Katherine Polk Failla ruled that the extraordinary sanctions were warrante...
Frustrated by fake citations and flowery prose packed with "out-of-left-field" references to ancient libraries and Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 , a New York federal judge took the rare step of terminating a case this week due to a lawyer's repeated misuse of AI when drafting filings. In an order on Thursday, district judge Katherine Polk Failla ruled that the extraordinary sanctions were warranted after an attorney, Steven Feldman, kept responding to requests to correct his filings with documents containing fake citations. One of those filings was "noteworthy," Failla said, "for its conspicuously florid prose." Where some of Feldman's filings contained grammatical errors and run-on sentences, this filing seemed glaringly different stylistically. Read full article Comments