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A lawsuit alleges the Trump administration overstepped its authority by imposing tariffs on Canada, claiming immediate damage to U.S.
Both France and the U.S. face debt challenges, but only the U.S. benefits from a global financial safety net.
England will fine passengers £100 for loud bus music, and a new rail campaign urges quieter travel.
Microsoft has withdrawn from its UK AI data centre project, but Nscale remains committed to building the site in Essex.
Silver fell over 50% from its year-high, prompting analysts to consider a potential economic slowdown.
Microsoft is developing custom chips to reduce AI costs, but the savings may not translate directly to investors.
Tesla unveiled a flying sports car with SpaceX thrusters, hinting at a possible merger between the two companies.
Elon Musk showcased Tesla's new flying car prototype at a SpaceX facility, sparking interest across the EV and aerospace industries.
Apple has begun preorders for its $2,000 foldable iPhone Duo, entering a market dominated by Samsung and Google.
Twelve ships were struck near the Strait of Hormuz last week, according to UK maritime data, potentially tightening oil supply.
AI stocks face renewed pressure; a Democratic midterm win could push losses higher.
Tesla may launch a flying Roadster today, combining SpaceX thrusters with its sports car, sparking renewed interest in electric aviation.
