The Avata 360 looks a lot like the previous Avata 2. DJI's Avata 360 finds the company at an odd time. For one, it's been beaten to the punch - upstart Antigravity's A1 became the first 360-degree drone when it launched last December, and DJI is playing catchup (and filing lawsuits ). But this is also the last DJI drone you may ever be able to legally buy in the US, in the wake of the FCC's de fac...
The Avata 360 looks a lot like the previous Avata 2. DJI's Avata 360 finds the company at an odd time. For one, it's been beaten to the punch - upstart Antigravity's A1 became the first 360-degree drone when it launched last December, and DJI is playing catchup (and filing lawsuits ). But this is also the last DJI drone you may ever be able to legally buy in the US, in the wake of the FCC's de facto ban , and even then it won't actually see an official release in the country. It means that if you're in the US, the Antigravity A1 remains the best (and only) option for a flying 360-degree camera. But in the rest of the world, the Avata 360 makes a good case for itself: it's faster than the A1, do … Read the full story at The Verge.
Fears of AI-driven job loss are growing fast, and they’re fueling backlash against data centers. Sen. Mark Warner suggests taxing them to help workers survive the transition.
Fears of AI-driven job loss are growing fast, and they’re fueling backlash against data centers. Sen. Mark Warner suggests taxing them to help workers survive the transition.
ORAN Development Company, LLC ("ODC"), a pioneer in AI-Native Radio Access Networks (AI-RAN) and the architect of the U.S.-based Odyssey RAN software platform, today announced the successful closing of a $45 million Series A funding round. The investment was led by a premier syndicate of global technology and infrastructure powerhouses, including Booz Allen, Cisco Investments, Nokia, and NVIDIA, a...
ORAN Development Company, LLC ("ODC"), a pioneer in AI-Native Radio Access Networks (AI-RAN) and the architect of the U.S.-based Odyssey RAN software platform, today announced the successful closing of a $45 million Series A funding round. The investment was led by a premier syndicate of global technology and infrastructure powerhouses, including Booz Allen, Cisco Investments, Nokia, and NVIDIA, alongside Tier-1 telecoms AT&T, MTN, and Telecom Italia. This strategic round joins these industry le
“I think 2026 is the year of fundamental, agentic transformation of the workflow.” Abridge co-founder and CTO Zack Lipton joins Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Jonathan Palmer to share how the company grew from a research-heavy idea into one of health care’s breakout AI leaders. Lipton breaks down the limits of point solutions, the complexity of evaluating generative AI in medicine, and why he sees...
“I think 2026 is the year of fundamental, agentic transformation of the workflow.” Abridge co-founder and CTO Zack Lipton joins Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Jonathan Palmer to share how the company grew from a research-heavy idea into one of health care’s breakout AI leaders. Lipton breaks down the limits of point solutions, the complexity of evaluating generative AI in medicine, and why he sees the future not as a better digital scribe alone, but as a unified platform that can guide documenta
Aligned Data Centers has raised $2.58 billion through a revolving credit facility to help the company finance its data center expansion in the US. The loan is backed by six data centers within Aligned’s portfolio that are already in the later stages of being built, according to the company. The centers are in locations including Dallas, Phoenix, and Northern Virginia. Aligned said it plans to use ...
Aligned Data Centers has raised $2.58 billion through a revolving credit facility to help the company finance its data center expansion in the US. The loan is backed by six data centers within Aligned’s portfolio that are already in the later stages of being built, according to the company. The centers are in locations including Dallas, Phoenix, and Northern Virginia. Aligned said it plans to use the facility to help finish constructing the sites, as well as to finance future development projects. The loan matures in three years with the option for two one-year extensions. Lenders include insurance companies, pension funds and other institutions — the latest example of investors helping to fund the data center boom. Aligned’s customers include hyperscalers, neocloud companies, and enterprise firms. “This facility is a little unique in that it is optimized to finance later-stage development assets, so assets that are more advanced from a leasing perspective and more progressed from a capex perspective,” said Chief Financial Officer Meghan Baivier in an interview. “That is a stage of development that is particularly attractive to this lender base.” Aligned already has a credit facility with banks and this new loan helps the company access more types of lenders, she added. Aligned plans to increase the new credit facility’s borrowing capacity as it adds to its portfolio of data centers. A group of investors led by BlackRock Inc. ’s Global Infrastructure Partners agreed last year to buy Aligned Data Centers in a $40 billion deal from Macquarie Asset Management . The acquisition is expected to close later this year. Read more: BlackRock’s GIP Buys Aligned Data Centers in $40 Billion Bet
Cracks emerging in Argentina’s economic growth are now threatening one of President Javier Milei ’s signature achievements: the fiscal surplus. In a country known for chronic deficits, Milei’s chainsaw-style spending cuts became a central pillar from the start of his government in December 2023. “Fiscal balance is non-negotiable,” he repeatedly proclaimed. The open question is — 18 months before t...
Cracks emerging in Argentina’s economic growth are now threatening one of President Javier Milei ’s signature achievements: the fiscal surplus. In a country known for chronic deficits, Milei’s chainsaw-style spending cuts became a central pillar from the start of his government in December 2023. “Fiscal balance is non-negotiable,” he repeatedly proclaimed. The open question is — 18 months before the next presidential election — how much more austerity Argentines are willing to endure. The problem is that tax revenue hasn’t kept up with inflation for seven straight months, including a 10% drop just in February when adjusted for price increases, according to the Argentine Institute of Fiscal Analysis. Slower growth , rising unemployment and sluggish retail sales are all putting Milei’s hard-fought fiscal anchor under pressure. “Absolutely — the economic slowdown threatens the fiscal anchor, and the recent tax collection data suggest it could be a challenging year,” said Todd Martinez , co-head of Americas sovereigns at Fitch Ratings. Stagnation in parts of the economy is now seen as the main drag on the fiscal accounts as consumer spending fails to recover to pre-Milei levels. Banco Mariva estimates that lower sales tax collection — both domestic and customs-related — explains at least a third of the real decline in revenue. Higher unemployment is also weighing on social security contributions. “Some of the weakness could be offset by one-off revenues like privatizations, but the government may still need additional spending cuts. Given its strong commitment, we believe it will take the necessary measures,” Martinez said. In 2026, Milei is making moves that have already hit a nerve. His administration is reducing subsidies for energy and public transit, translating into higher utility bills and more expensive commutes. The relatively easier spending cuts — public works, government jobs and federal funding to provinces — have already been done, making every additional ...
LONDON and NEW YORK, March 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- MeiraGTx Holdings plc (Nasdaq: MGTX), a vertically integrated, clinical stage genetic medicines company, today announced financial and operational results for the fourth quarter and full-year ended December 31, 2025, and provided a corporate update.
LONDON and NEW YORK, March 26, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- MeiraGTx Holdings plc (Nasdaq: MGTX), a vertically integrated, clinical stage genetic medicines company, today announced financial and operational results for the fourth quarter and full-year ended December 31, 2025, and provided a corporate update.
Rupert Resources Ltd. press release ( RUP:CA ): FY recorded comprehensive income for the twelve months to December 31, 2025 of $2.11M (comprehensive loss for the ten months ended December 31, 2024 - $(8.14M) and a net loss per share of $(0.04) (ten months ended December 31, 2024 - $(0.05)). As of December 31, 2025, Rupert held cash or cash equivalents of $94.23M. More on Rupert Resources Ltd. Fina...
Rupert Resources Ltd. press release ( RUP:CA ): FY recorded comprehensive income for the twelve months to December 31, 2025 of $2.11M (comprehensive loss for the ten months ended December 31, 2024 - $(8.14M) and a net loss per share of $(0.04) (ten months ended December 31, 2024 - $(0.05)). As of December 31, 2025, Rupert held cash or cash equivalents of $94.23M. More on Rupert Resources Ltd. Financial information for Rupert Resources Ltd.
OpenAI has paused plans to release a sexualized "adult mode" for ChatGPT, in its latest move to refocus on the company's core products. According to The Financial Times , the erotic chatbot has been shelved "indefinitely" after facing pushback from employees and investors due to the problematic and harmful effects sexualized AI content can have on society. This decision comes in the wake of Op...
OpenAI has paused plans to release a sexualized "adult mode" for ChatGPT, in its latest move to refocus on the company's core products. According to The Financial Times , the erotic chatbot has been shelved "indefinitely" after facing pushback from employees and investors due to the problematic and harmful effects sexualized AI content can have on society. This decision comes in the wake of OpenAI also discontinuing its text-to-video AI platform Sora , citing "internal discussion about our broader research priorities." It's the latest side quest to be dropped by the company after CEO Sam Altman declared a "code red" in December, suggestin … Read the full story at The Verge.
The trading arm of French oil major TotalEnergies SE embarked on one of the biggest-ever buying sprees of Middle Eastern oil this month, helping to send prices soaring in a market already facing a liquidity squeeze because of the war. So far in March, Total has purchased 69 cargoes of crude that sets the Middle East’s Dubai benchmark, according to traders monitoring the pricing window operated by ...
The trading arm of French oil major TotalEnergies SE embarked on one of the biggest-ever buying sprees of Middle Eastern oil this month, helping to send prices soaring in a market already facing a liquidity squeeze because of the war. So far in March, Total has purchased 69 cargoes of crude that sets the Middle East’s Dubai benchmark, according to traders monitoring the pricing window operated by Platts, a unit of S&P Global Energy. By comparison, a total of 347 Dubai cargoes changed hands during the whole of 2025. Several traders said the scale of the Total purchases was unprecedented in their experience, and added to upward pressure and sharp price moves at a time when there were already far fewer barrels than normal available to set the region’s main crude price. Total declined to comment. The war in the Middle East has upended the Dubai crude market, which serves a crucial role as a pricing reference for oil sold by several of the world’s biggest producers, including top exporter Saudi Arabia. It’s also the benchmark against which lots of consuming nations in Asia price their purchases. In addition to underpinning real-world transactions, about $200 billion worth of derivatives contracts linked to Dubai traded on futures contracts last year. Much of the supply that feeds the Dubai market is located inside the Persian Gulf, rendering it largely inaccessible to global markets as a result of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. However, the pricing benchmarks are still needed to value the oil that continues to flow from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates via pipelines that circumvent the strait. Platts stopped including barrels from inside the Gulf in its assessments shortly after the war began. Betting big on the Dubai market could be viewed as a bet that the Iran war will restrict supplies for months to come, because cargoes that are being traded now don’t load until May. Some of the people trading against Total said that they weren’t necessarily taking a ...
Check out the companies making the biggest moves in premarket trading: Memory stocks — Shares of memory chipmakers tumbled following the unveiling of Google' s new AI model, which the company said could reduce the amount of memory required to run large language models. Sandisk dropped nearly 4%, Micron Technology , Western Digital and Seagate Technology each fell about 2%. Qualcomm — The chipmaker...
Check out the companies making the biggest moves in premarket trading: Memory stocks — Shares of memory chipmakers tumbled following the unveiling of Google' s new AI model, which the company said could reduce the amount of memory required to run large language models. Sandisk dropped nearly 4%, Micron Technology , Western Digital and Seagate Technology each fell about 2%. Qualcomm — The chipmaker moved nearly 2% lower. Bernstein downgraded the stock to market perform from outperform, citing memory headwinds in the industry. Mining stocks — Shares of gold and silver miners fell alongside the drop in precious metal prices . First Majestic Silver shed about 5% and Coeur Mining and Hecla Mining both lost nearly 4%. Newmont and Freeport-McMoRan moved about 3% lower. Adobe — The software stock dipped 1.4% after William Blair downgraded Adobe to market perform from outperform, saying it's unclear at this point whether the stock is an AI winner or loser. Navan — The travel tech firm soared 18% after guiding for strong revenue for 2027. Navan expects full-year revenue of between $866 million and $874 million, versus the FactSet consensus estimate of $840.8 million. The company's fourth quarter adjusted earnings per share and revenue also topped Wall Street's expectations. MillerKnoll — The furniture company plummeted 17.5% after posting fiscal third-quarter adjusted earnings of 43 cents on revenue of $926.6 million. That reflected a year-over-year decline of 2% for adjusted earnings and an increase of 6% for revenue. MillerKnoll warned of a roughly $8 million to $9 million impact in the fourth quarter tied to the Middle East conflict, stemming from minimal expected shipments to that part of the world as well as higher logistics costs. Snap — The stock slipped 1.3% after the European Union said it was investigating Snapchat for allegedly not doing enough to prevent child grooming and the sale of illegal goods. Worthington Steel — The steel processing company plunged nearly 1...