EU delays retaliatory tariffs on US goods due to hit Monday
The European Union will suspend retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods scheduled to take effect Monday in hopes of reaching a trade deal
Century-old American cereal giant Kellogg is turning Italian, selling to Ferrero for $3.1 billion
Italian confectioner Ferrero, known for brands like Nutella and Kinder, is buying the century-old U.S. cereal company WK Kellogg in an effort
Trump slaps 25% tariffs on Japan and South Korea—and Wall Street stumbles
U.S. stock markets reacted negatively on Monday after President Trump announced via social media that he would unilaterally impose 25%
Stock market today: Dow futures fall as Trump hints as 70% tariffs
U.S. stock futures tumbled on Friday after President Donald Trump said he will start sending out letters informing countries of
Why we should all pay attention to how lawyers, auditors, and accountants are using AI
Hello and welcome to Eye on AI. In today’s edition…the U.S. Senate rejects moratorium on state-level AI laws…Meta unveils its
Meta taps four OpenAI researchers for Superintelligence team
Meta Platforms Inc. has hired four notable artificial intelligence researchers from OpenAI, ramping up a hiring spree for its Superintelligence
FedEx warns of pain ahead with tariffs weighing on demand
FedEx Corp. warned that its profit would be worse than expected this quarter and declined to offer guidance for the
FedEx founder Fred Smith, who revolutionized package delivery, dies at 80
Fred Smith, the FedEx Corp. founder who revolutionized the express delivery industry, has died, the company said. He was 80.
AI that can modify and improve its own code is here. Does this mean OpenAI’s Sam Altman is right about the singularity?
Hello and welcome to Eye on AI. In this edition…the new Pope is all in on AI regulation…another Chinese startup
Port of LA imports fell nearly 20% in May, and it may mean higher prices and fewer choices on back-to-school and Halloween items
As peak trade season approaches, import volumes at the Port of Los Angeles fell 19% in May compared to April