The self-destructive bad boy, now 70, looks back on his life with a humorous shrug in Jonas Åkerlund’s warmly sympathetic film Swedish film-maker Jonas Åkerlund has been attracted to the wilder edge of rock’n’roll and I found myself grudgingly admiring his gruesome true-life death-metal horror thriller Lords of Chaos . So he was probably the right choice to direct this lavish docu-tribute to British postpunk legend Billy Idol, which combines a kind of humorous shrug at his outrageous excesses with something warmly sympathetic. With that certain type of luck indistinguishable from talent, Billy Idol rode the tide of punk to new wave in the late 70s and early 80s, and then gambled on a move to the US; there he found fledgling 24-hour music video channel MTV, avid for content and always turned on by a self-destructive bad boy, which made him a big name. The film compares Idol to Elvis Presley, but there is something in that reflexive snarl-sneer that he used to do that has something of Eddie Cochran. Continue reading...

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Even as US President Donald Trump threatens to absorb Canada, some Alberta voters are determined to break it apart. A long-simmering secession drive in the oil-rich province appears poised to reach the ballot this year, asking residents whether to stick with the rest of Canada or strike out on their own. Alberta would become a landlocked nation of 5 million people, controlling one of the world’s largest reserves of crude. It’s still considered a long shot. But should the secessionists succeed, the implications for the rest of Canada would be dire. Prime Minister Mark Carney is banking on oil exports to survive Trump’s trade war and keep Canada’s US-dependent economy afloat. A portion of Alberta’s oil wealth also helps prop up the budgets of less-prosperous provinces — a fact many Albertans resent. That resentment is fueling a petition drive to place secession on an October ballot, with just 177,732 signatures required by May to trigger a public vote. That number is considered such a low bar, representing 6% of the voting-age population, that even some opponents say they fully expect the measure to make the ballot. Trump has often talked about making Canada the 51st state, and leaders of the secession drive say they’ve met with members of his administration — without ever revealing who. Some of the movement’s supporters say they’d be happy for Alberta to join the US, though that question wouldn’t be on the ballot. Read More: Trump’s Venezuela, Greenland Threats Make Canada Fear It’s Next Still, the grievances fueling secession talk are real enough that both the Liberal Carney and Alberta’s Conservative premier, Danielle Smith, are working to defuse them. They reached an agreement last November that could lead to new pipelines to export the province’s crude and are trying to convince Albertans that Ottawa is finally giving them more respect. “Our agenda is to do what we can to try to give Albertans hope again, and to try to address some of the very real pressure point...

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Oliver Rossi/DigitalVision via Getty Images Despite encouraging words from the Trump administration about negotiations with Iranian officials, the major market indexes surrendered approximately half of the prior day's gains. Oil prices climbed, and Treasury yields failed to ease and confirm the optimism displayed in the stock market. Additionally, investors continue to expect a rate hike by the Federal Reserve as soon as its next meeting in April. I think there is zero chance for a rate hike in April, and it's very unlikely we will see one this year, as the consensus of Fed officials still has one rate cut penciled in for this year as of their most recent Summary of Economic Projections, which was updated on March 18. Market and rate hike charts (Finviz) A rate hike would do little to lower oil prices and take months to actually have an effect. Furthermore, the best cure for high oil prices is high oil prices, because if it sustains, it slows growth and reduces demand. We are going to see the rate of inflation tick higher in the months ahead as higher energy costs filter through the economy, but I think the roll-off of tariffs from the annualized number during the second half of the year will help to stem a significant rise in the both inflation gauges. If we do see a rate cut later this year, as I expect, it will probably be to address continued softening in the labor market. I am more concerned about growth than inflation as we navigate the economic impact from the ongoing geopolitical crisis. Composite PMI bar chart (S&P Global) My favorite real-time economic indicator is the flash S&P Global Composite PMI (Purchasing Managers Index), because it accounts for approximately 85% of the survey responses from some 650 manufacturing companies and 500 service providers collected during the month of March. This is the first opportunity to see how the economy is responding to the war in Iran. It shows that we are still in expansion but also clearly on the warning track, a...

Glimpse announced on Wednesday a $35 million Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from 8VC and YC.

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Dell is announcing a new lineup of Pro laptops to go with its recent Precision line relaunch . The new models have rejiggered names: Dell Pro 3, Dell Pro 5, and Dell Pro 7. The Pro 3 and Pro 5 models come in 14- and 16-inch models, while the Pro 7 will come in 13- and 14-inch with 2-in-1 convertible variants. All of them are due out in May, each with options for Windows 11 or running Ubuntu Linux. Prices are TBD for now. The new Dell Pro laptops will be offered with a wide array of display and chip options, including both AMD Ryzen AI 400 series "Gorgon Point" and Intel Core Ultra Series 3 "Panther Lake." While there are man … Read the full story at The Verge.

The solar-powered floodlight camera’s 1000 lumen lights offer a color temperature range of 3000 to 6000 Kelvin. | IMAGE: Reolink Reolink's new solar-powered floodlight camera is now available. Announced earlier this year at CES, the Solar Floodlight Camera costs $109.99 but is on sale for $87.99 for the launch. Most floodlight cameras require hardwiring into your home's existing wiring, which can limit placement options and be difficult to install. Reolink's latest model can be mounted anywhere. With a built-in 7,800mAh battery, it can run for up to three months without sun, but just one hour of rays can fully power it for a day, according to Reolink. The Solar Floodlight Camera features a 2K HD camera, a 150-degree field of view, 1000‑lumen floodlights, and a 110d … Read the full story at The Verge.

Recent Phase 2 topline results demonstrate NS002’s potential for best-in-class epinephrine delivery, with statistically significant improvements in early absorption compared to EpiPen®; pivotal study planned for Q4 2026

Verkada, a leader in AI-powered physical security technology, today announced the launch of four new offices across the US, including Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, and Los Angeles, and a new international hub in Dubai. This expansion comes after Verkada closed its fiscal year with revenue up 30% year over year and an investment from CapitalG, Alphabet's independent growth fund, which valued the company at $5.8 billion.

Company also names Rocio Sarriegui Zulueta VP, Worldwide Customer Engagement & Growth SAN FRANCISCO, CA / ACCESS Newswire / March 25, 2026 /Federato, the AI-native platform that changes the way insurance work gets done, today announced the appointment ...

ReelTime Media’s (OTCID:RLTR) Says RI Is Entering the Federal AI Conversation at a Pivotal Moment as NVIDIA (NVDA), Alphabet (GOOGL), Microsoft (MSFT), Meta Platforms (META), Palantir (PLTR), OpenAI, and Anthropic Compete to Shape Government AI RI - Everything. Bothell, WA, March 25, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ReelTime Media (OTCID:RLTR), the company behind Reel Intelligence (“RI”) a next generation multimodal intelligence platform, today announced that the Company is now fully registered and appr

Arteris joins the ranks of Google, Nvidia, Adidas, Walmart, and more in Fast Company’s annual World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2026 list.CAMPBELL, Calif., March 25, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Arteris, Inc. (Nasdaq: AIP), a leading provider of semiconductor technology for accelerating innovation in the AI era, is proud to have been named to Fast Company’s prestigious list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2026. Arteris ranks #4 most innovative company in the North America category as

Amazon Prime doesn't want to ruffle feathers by increasing the price, so instead the retailer is introducing a new tier — and charging more for it.

Germany’s Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil wants to force foreign companies to form joint ventures with local firms to operate within Europe, while also seeking tighter scrutiny over cross-border takeovers. The proposals by Klingbeil, who is also vice chancellor, aim to shield German businesses in sectors where they “have fallen behind technologically,” according to a finance ministry document outlining his keynote speech for delivery on Wednesday. The idea of getting foreign companies seeking to enter the German market to partner with local firms would emulated a method already employed in China. The remarks by Klingbeil, who leads the Social Democrats, will kick off talks with Chancellor Friedrich Merz ’s conservatives, just as their coalition government enters a critical phase. Negotiations within the alliance in coming weeks will focus on reviving Germany’s struggling economy and reforming social systems while closing a €60 billion ($70 billion) budget gap. Aside from the joint venture initiative, which would still require the agreement of Merz’s bloc, Klingbeil said he intends to step up scrutiny over foreign takeovers by tightening investment screening rules. “We must not be naive,” he said. Further measures proposed by Klingbeil: Reforming income tax to ease the burden for 95% of employees while increasing the rate levied on higher earners Imposing “binding price caps” on energy companies and a windfall tax, with revenues returned to consumers via commuter allowances or lower energy taxes Deploying “targeted tariffs” to protect the competitiveness of German industry Introducing a digital tax, with proceeds earmarked to support media diversity and journalism Streamlining subsidy programs and introducing a incentivized system for public investment Tightening welfare rules while encouraging longer working lives Establishing a state-owned housing entity Germany Sees Economy Reviving With Government-Spending Boost Germany Weighs Windfall Tax as Iran War Drives Pric...

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., March 25, 2026--SentinelOne today announced a significant multi-year collaboration with Google Cloud to develop solutions that strengthen cyber defense.

Successful test is a step toward megawatt charging at EV Realty’s San Bernardino Powered Properties® truck charging hub New MCS charging, commercially-available at EV Realty's San Bernardino charging hub A Windrose truck next to a 1,200 kW Kempower dispenser, capable of providing Megawatt Charging System (MCS) charging at EV Realty's San Bernardino charging hub. SAN FRANCISCO, March 25, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kempower, Windrose, and EV Realty recently announced a successful charge using the Me

SAN FRANCISCO, March 25, 2026--Lively, Inc., a top-rated health and lifestyle benefits platform* and #1 fastest growing HSA provider according to Devenir1, known for building the modern Health Savings Account (HSA), today reveals our 8th Annual HSA Spend Report. The report reveals that the merchants where consumers spend their HSA dollars are changing — and those changes are redefining how healthcare is accessed, paid for, and experienced.

MADRID, March 25, 2026--Zelestra, a global, multi-technology, customer-focused renewable energy company, has secured a $600 million green financing credit facility with Societe Generale and HSBC for the Echols Grove (252 MW) and Cedar Range (187 MW) solar projects in Texas.

'RAMped!': Memory Cost Spike Sparks Surge US Import Prices As we have noted numerous times in the last week or two, inflation fears are back (or rather stagflation) as growth stagnates and prices re-accelerate... This morning we get yet more confirmation of the second wave of inflation as US Import/Export prices blew expectations away... US Import prices jumped by 1.5% MoM (the third monthly rise in a row) - the biggest MoM jump since March 2022 . The acceleration in prices pushed import costs up 1.3% YoY - highest since Feb 2025. Under the hood, Petroleum, Mining, and Non-manufactured articles were the biggest drivers of the MoM surge in import prices... But it was memory (RAM) prices that really dominated the MoM increase in import prices... ...and there continues to be no signs of any tariff-driven inflationary impact... Export prices surged 1.5% MoM - the biggest jump since March 2022 (Russia-Ukraine war) with prices up 3.5% YoY (highest since Sept 2025) Under the hood, Industrial supplies and Fuels & Lubricants dominated export price hikes... ...and this data is from before the war even started, so expect rate-change odds to shift more hawkish (having already erased any expectations of a cut in 2026). Tyler Durden Wed, 03/25/2026 - 09:00