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Kim Botteicher hardly thinks of herself as a criminal. This story also ran on NPR. It can be republished for free. On the main floor of a former Catholic church in Bolivar, Pennsylvania, Botteicher runs a flower shop and cafe. In the former churchs basement, she also operates a nonprofit organization focused on helping people

Nvidiaforecast quarterly revenue above estimates on Wednesday and announced a stock split, lifting its shares to record-high territory and impressing investors who have tripled the chipmaker’s market value in the past year on AI optimism. Nvidia shares jumped 5.9% to $1,005 in extended trade, peaking above the psychologically important $1,000 mark and adding about $140 billion

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon hinted that he could step down as head of the nation’s largest lender sooner than was widely anticipated. The 68-year-old Wall Street titan told analysts at JPMorgan Chase’s “investor day” gathering of shareholders on Monday that “the timetable [for his retirement] isn’t five years anymore.” He did not elaborate further

The Posts owner News Corp agreed to a landmark content licensing deal with artificial intelligence giant OpenAI, the firms announced Wednesday. The agreement allows the ChatGPT creator to use current and archived content produced by News Corp-owned publications — which also include the Wall Street Journal, Barrons, The Sun and The Times of London —

Microsoft on Monday debuted a new category of personal computers with AI features as it rushes to build the emerging technology into products across its business and compete with Alphabet and Apple. At an event on its campus in Redmond, Wash., Chief Executive Satya Nadella introduced what Microsoft calls “Copilot+” PCs, saying that it and a range

UK regulators fined Citigroup 61.6 million pounds ($78.5 million) for controls failings in its trading operations, one of the biggest sanctions for systems breaches, which in one case saw the Wall Street firm cause a sudden fall in European stocks. The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the markets watchdog, both probed and fined Citigroup over

Share Tweet By Tr Goins-Phillips Editor May 21, 2024 As impressive moves of faith unfold across America from the beaches of northeastern Florida to the shorelines of Southern California many are wondering if the country could be on the cusp of revival. Steve Gaines, pastor of Bellevue Baptist Church in Memphis, Tennessee, and the former

Trump Media & Technology Group, the owner of former President Donald Trumps social networking site Truth Social, lost more than $300 million last quarter, according to its first earnings report as a publicly traded company. For the three-month period that ended March 31, the company posted a loss of $327.6 million, which it said included $311 million

Kim Botteicher hardly thinks of herself as a criminal. This story also ran on NPR. It can be republished for free. On the main floor of a former Catholic church in Bolivar, Pennsylvania, Botteicher runs a flower shop and cafe. In the former churchs basement, she also operates a nonprofit organization focused on helping people

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon hinted that he could step down as head of the nation’s largest lender sooner than was widely anticipated. The 68-year-old Wall Street titan told analysts at JPMorgan Chase’s “investor day” gathering of shareholders on Monday that “the timetable [for his retirement] isn’t five years anymore.” He did not elaborate further

Microsoft on Monday debuted a new category of personal computers with AI features as it rushes to build the emerging technology into products across its business and compete with Alphabet and Apple. At an event on its campus in Redmond, Wash., Chief Executive Satya Nadella introduced what Microsoft calls “Copilot+” PCs, saying that it and a range

About a year into the process of redetermining Medicaid eligibility after the covid-19 public health emergency, more than 20 million people have been kicked off the joint federal-state program for low-income families. This story also ran on The Daily Yonder. It can be republished for free. A chorus of stories recount the ways the unwinding

Trump Media & Technology Group, the owner of former President Donald Trumps social networking site Truth Social, lost more than $300 million last quarter, according to its first earnings report as a publicly traded company. For the three-month period that ended March 31, the company posted a loss of $327.6 million, which it said included $311 million

Kim Botteicher hardly thinks of herself as a criminal. This story also ran on NPR. It can be republished for free. On the main floor of a former Catholic church in Bolivar, Pennsylvania, Botteicher runs a flower shop and cafe. In the former churchs basement, she also operates a nonprofit organization focused on helping people

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon hinted that he could step down as head of the nation’s largest lender sooner than was widely anticipated. The 68-year-old Wall Street titan told analysts at JPMorgan Chase’s “investor day” gathering of shareholders on Monday that “the timetable [for his retirement] isn’t five years anymore.” He did not elaborate further

Microsoft on Monday debuted a new category of personal computers with AI features as it rushes to build the emerging technology into products across its business and compete with Alphabet and Apple. At an event on its campus in Redmond, Wash., Chief Executive Satya Nadella introduced what Microsoft calls “Copilot+” PCs, saying that it and a range

About a year into the process of redetermining Medicaid eligibility after the covid-19 public health emergency, more than 20 million people have been kicked off the joint federal-state program for low-income families. This story also ran on The Daily Yonder. It can be republished for free. A chorus of stories recount the ways the unwinding

Trump Media & Technology Group, the owner of former President Donald Trumps social networking site Truth Social, lost more than $300 million last quarter, according to its first earnings report as a publicly traded company. For the three-month period that ended March 31, the company posted a loss of $327.6 million, which it said included $311 million