Super Micro’s Quarterly Results Disappoint, Shares Fall 15%

Super Micro, a leading provider of high-performance computers used to train artificial-intelligence models, has reported disappointing quarterly results. The company missed Wall Street estimates for fourth-quarter revenue and profit, citing increased competition from larger server makers like Dell Technologies and HP Enterprise. Shares plummeted 15% in extended trading, marking a sharp reversal after soaring 91% … Read more

Denver International Airport Upgrades Security Checkpoints

Denver International Airport’s South Security checkpoint is closing permanently on Tuesday, marking one step in the airport’s efforts to improve security efficiency. The terminal will be replaced with two high-tech checkpoints, West Security and East Security, which can handle more passengers per hour. The new checkpoints offer a significant improvement over the old ones, with … Read more

Hims & Hers Struggles Amid Weight-Loss Drug Challenges

Hims & Hers, the online male grooming and wellness company, has faced significant challenges in its latest quarter. The company’s struggles are not limited to its weight-loss drug segment, which has been impacted by increased competition and regulatory scrutiny. In the third quarter, Hims & Hers reported a decline in revenue, with sales falling short … Read more

Samsung’s Gesture Navigation Hinted at in Google Pixel Update

Samsung has been one of the last major Android OEMs using traditional on-screen navigation buttons, but recent reports suggest that this might change. In a surprising development, two news reports have emerged that hint at Samsung’s possible shift towards gesture-based navigation. The first report from SammyGuru shows that Samsung’s One UI 8.5 setup flow now … Read more

CDC to Receive Full Funding for Fentanyl Fight and Other Programs

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will receive full funding for its Overdose Data to Action or OD2A program ahead of a key budget deadline, according to a senior CDC official. This development comes after the Trump administration withheld $140 million from the program earlier this year. The delayed funding was part of … Read more

Earth’s Core Causes Short Day on Aug 5

Scientists predict August 5th will be one of the shortest days of the year due to changes in the Earth’s core and atmospheric influences. This phenomenon results from the core slowing down, causing the rest of the planet to speed up. The core’s spin affects the Earth’s rotation over periods of 10 years to hundreds … Read more

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US Inflation Data Market Under Threat from Politicization

The $2 trillion market for securities linked to US inflation data faces uncertainty after President Trump’s firing of Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) chief Erika McEntarfer. Investors fear the move could erode trust in government data, affecting asset prices. The BLS is seen as a key source of economic information, and its credibility is essential … Read more

Israel Approves Gradual Goods Entry for Gaza

Israel has approved a new mechanism allowing goods into the Gaza Strip in a controlled and gradual manner. The move comes as pressure on Israel over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza reaches new heights, with Hamas holding 50 hostages taken during an October attack. The Coordination of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) announced that … Read more

Free-Floating Planets May Build Miniature Moons

Researchers have discovered that giant planets outside our Solar System may be building their own personal collections of moons. A study using observations from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) found eight young, isolated objects in interstellar space, six of which showed signs of a dusty disk around them. These free-floating worlds, formed around stars … Read more