Harmonie Perrone, 28, is suing Advocate Good Shepherd in Illinois, where reproductive rights are enshrined in law Harmonie Perrone, 28, knew she was probably having an ectopic pregnancy, and she knew exactly what she needed to do: seek medical care immediately, before life-threatening complications set in. But she was denied that care twice as she feared for her life – and, after the delay in care...
Harmonie Perrone, 28, is suing Advocate Good Shepherd in Illinois, where reproductive rights are enshrined in law Harmonie Perrone, 28, knew she was probably having an ectopic pregnancy, and she knew exactly what she needed to do: seek medical care immediately, before life-threatening complications set in. But she was denied that care twice as she feared for her life – and, after the delay in care, she lost her fertility, she says in a new lawsuit filed Monday. Continue reading...
Robert Wyland’s depiction of ocean life was covered up for a World Cup promotion – now he wants retribution • World Cup newsletter | Daily podcast | Get the app Florida-based artist Robert Wyland – who legally changed his name to simply “Wyland” years ago – was recently busy in his studio in the Florida Keys doing what he always does: painting or sculpting vibrant, vivid scenes of aquatic life. Th...
Robert Wyland’s depiction of ocean life was covered up for a World Cup promotion – now he wants retribution • World Cup newsletter | Daily podcast | Get the app Florida-based artist Robert Wyland – who legally changed his name to simply “Wyland” years ago – was recently busy in his studio in the Florida Keys doing what he always does: painting or sculpting vibrant, vivid scenes of aquatic life. Then his assistant walked in. Wyland, 69, has earned international acclaim for his “whaling walls,” a series of larger-than-life murals across the United States and abroad, many which have become iconic parts of the fabric of American cities. Peacefully depicting the largest mammals on earth on warehouses and office buildings, the murals’ whales lumber along gracefully, offering city goers a moment or two of tranquillity amid chaos. Continue reading...
Guardian analysis finds facilities to be built in some of the driest areas as outcry grows over water needed to power AI A record-shattering drought has racked much of the US. But the artificial intelligence industry is pushing ahead regardless, with the majority of planned datacenters set to be built in drought-ridden locations, a Guardian analysis has found. About two-thirds of upcoming datacent...
Guardian analysis finds facilities to be built in some of the driest areas as outcry grows over water needed to power AI A record-shattering drought has racked much of the US. But the artificial intelligence industry is pushing ahead regardless, with the majority of planned datacenters set to be built in drought-ridden locations, a Guardian analysis has found. About two-thirds of upcoming datacenters, which typically require a large amount of water to operate, are set to be built in places that have been among the driest in the country over the past year. Continue reading...
Chinese tech giant Tencent Holdings plans to issue new notes to international investors in the coming year, joining the fundraising wave by Hong Kong-listed AI companies looking to fund expansion in the rapidly growing sector. The Shenzhen-based firm updated its global medium-term note programme with a maximum limit of US$30 billion, proposing an international offering to certain professional inve...
Chinese tech giant Tencent Holdings plans to issue new notes to international investors in the coming year, joining the fundraising wave by Hong Kong-listed AI companies looking to fund expansion in the rapidly growing sector. The Shenzhen-based firm updated its global medium-term note programme with a maximum limit of US$30 billion, proposing an international offering to certain professional investors in the coming 12 months, according to exchange filings on Monday. The net proceeds would be...
MINNEAPOLIS, June 08, 2026--In partnership with Meta, Best Buy is bringing Meta Lab @ Best Buy to more than 50 of its stores this summer. These 900-square-foot experiential spaces give customers a hands-on way to explore Meta’s full product lineup of AI glasses and VR headsets through interactive demos and displays, smart mirrors, personalized fittings and more.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 08, 2026--In partnership with Meta, Best Buy is bringing Meta Lab @ Best Buy to more than 50 of its stores this summer. These 900-square-foot experiential spaces give customers a hands-on way to explore Meta’s full product lineup of AI glasses and VR headsets through interactive demos and displays, smart mirrors, personalized fittings and more.
Apple's biggest event of the year is nearly here. The company's Worldwide Developers Conference will spotlight updates to iOS, macOS, and all of Apple's other operating systems, and this year's event could also include a major overhaul for Siri. Here's how you can watch along live. When WWDC will happen and where you can watch it WWDC lasts a few days, but Apple's biggest announcements will be in ...
Apple's biggest event of the year is nearly here. The company's Worldwide Developers Conference will spotlight updates to iOS, macOS, and all of Apple's other operating systems, and this year's event could also include a major overhaul for Siri. Here's how you can watch along live. When WWDC will happen and where you can watch it WWDC lasts a few days, but Apple's biggest announcements will be in the keynote presentation on June 8th at 1PM ET / 10AM PT. The full presentation usually lasts a couple of hours. You can watch it live on YouTube or from Apple's website . What to expect from Apple's WWDC keynote Apple's annual OS updates. WWDC … Read the full story at The Verge.
Uber Technologies Inc. has set up a waitlist for customers interested in riding in a robotaxi in London, ahead of a planned commercial debut in the UK this year. Customers in the UK can join an “interest list” in the Uber app starting Monday to indicate their preference and increase their chances of being matched with a Wayve Technologies Ltd. robotaxi when the service begins, Uber said in a state...
Uber Technologies Inc. has set up a waitlist for customers interested in riding in a robotaxi in London, ahead of a planned commercial debut in the UK this year. Customers in the UK can join an “interest list” in the Uber app starting Monday to indicate their preference and increase their chances of being matched with a Wayve Technologies Ltd. robotaxi when the service begins, Uber said in a statement. The ride-hailing company didn’t disclose a timeline for the launch. Like the Uber app in Austin and Atlanta, where the company works with Alphabet Inc.’s Waymo to offer driverless rides, customers in London will have the option to accept a driverless vehicle or switch to a human-driven ride. The autonomous vehicles, which are electric Ford Mustang Mach-E SUVs equipped with cameras, radar sensors and self-driving software developed by UK-based Wayve, will be initially supervised by a licensed operator behind the wheel. The operator won’t manually drive the vehicle unless an intervention is required, a spokesperson for Wayve said. Wayve requires additional regulatory approvals from the UK’s Department for Transport before offering unmanned passenger rides, according to the spokesperson. That also applies to competitors like Waymo and China’s Baidu Inc. , which are similarly planning to offer their robotaxi services in London this year. Read More: Waymo Reckons It’s Ready to Navigate London Streets: Hyperdrive While Waymo has been in the lead in expanding across the US, other companies are accelerating robotaxi rollouts globally. Uber has partnered with more than a dozen technology and vehicle partners, including China’s WeRide Inc. and Pony AI Inc. , to offer driverless rides on its app in the Middle East and parts of Europe . The upcoming launch would mark Wayve’s first passenger service after tests across Europe, North America and Japan in recent years. In February, it raised $1.5 billion from investors including Eclipse Ventures LLC, Balderton Capital, SoftBank Visio...
Investors in early-stage clean technologies in the US and Europe may be less diversified than they realize. An analysis by S2G Investments found that a handful of large venture funds dominate capital allocation in the sector, often backing the same companies. As a result, energy-transition investing is more concentrated, leaving investors exposed to many of the same risks. “From a limited partner’...
Investors in early-stage clean technologies in the US and Europe may be less diversified than they realize. An analysis by S2G Investments found that a handful of large venture funds dominate capital allocation in the sector, often backing the same companies. As a result, energy-transition investing is more concentrated, leaving investors exposed to many of the same risks. “From a limited partner’s point of view, even if you feel you’re being disciplined by diversifying allocation across three or four funds, if they are all large they are likely putting your money into the same companies so you may not be getting the diversification you thought you were,” Francis O’Sullivan , managing director of energy at S2G Investments, said in an interview. S2G oversees about $2.8 billion and focuses on late-stage venture and growth-stage businesses in sectors including energy and agriculture. The energy transition continues to draw record funding as the economics of clean technologies such as solar and batteries improve, even as political opposition to renewable power grows in some countries, particularly the US. Still, for investors looking to deploy capital in the sector, understanding the market structure remains critical. S2G found that just six funds, each with more than $1 billion in assets under management, accounted for about 26% of all new early-stage capital raised between 2021 and 2025. At the same time, 57 transactions of $100 million or more represented just 1.7% of all early-stage deals, yet they made up approximately 45% of all early-stage capital deployed during the period. Given the limited number of large opportunities, high levels of co-investment among the big funds is a resultant feature of the market, S2G said. A key drawback of having so much money controlled by a small number of large funds is that their investment focus is “narrower than what is optimal to support the full spectrum of early-stage energy innovation,” O’Sullivan said. “When you have a $1 ...
MF3d/E+ via Getty Images CrowdStrike ( CRWD ) is seeing material momentum for its AI-driven Falcon platform, which is critical for the cybersecurity company to escalate its annual recurring revenue/ARR growth in the years ahead. CrowdStrike also just beat estimates for both the top and the bottom line for its first fiscal quarter on June 3, 2026. Despite the strong double beat for the first quarte...
MF3d/E+ via Getty Images CrowdStrike ( CRWD ) is seeing material momentum for its AI-driven Falcon platform, which is critical for the cybersecurity company to escalate its annual recurring revenue/ARR growth in the years ahead. CrowdStrike also just beat estimates for both the top and the bottom line for its first fiscal quarter on June 3, 2026. Despite the strong double beat for the first quarter, as well as robust guidance for net new ARR in FY 2027, CrowdStrike's shares dipped as much as ~11% on Thursday, which was likely due to a desire for profit taking rather than serious concerns about CrowdStrike's business trajectory (CRWD ended the day only 4% lower, however). While I would not recommend buying shares at the current valuation level -- shares are trading at 25X forward revenues (not earnings!) -- CrowdStrike is a solid 'Hold' amid a strong ARR ramp and robust demand for its AI-driven cybersecurity services. Previous rating I recommended CrowdStrike as a 'Hold' in March, Unjustified SaaS Fears (Rating Upgrade) , because I felt that the market was overly pessimistic with respect to the impact of artificial intelligence on software businesses. While I have had issues with CrowdStrike's stretched valuation in the past, I do like the growth tailwind coming from its AI-supported Falcon platform that helps companies detect cybersecurity threats in real time. CrowdStrike beat estimates for Q1’27 CrowdStrike published better-than-expected top and bottom line results for the first fiscal quarter of FY 2027: the cybersecurity platform generated $1.10 per share in non-GAAP earnings vs. $1.07 per share expected. The top-line figure was published at $1.39B, beating the consensus estimate by $23M. Seeking Alpha Once again, key to CrowdStrike’s outperformance in the first fiscal quarter was strong adoption of its AI-supported cybersecurity platform Falcon, which offers consolidated protection across endpoints, cloud workloads, identity, and data. CrowdStrike's Falcon plat...