| Zeit | Aktuelle Nachrichten | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Di | Lilly partners with Nvidia on AI supercomputer to speed up drug development | ||
| Di | Tesla eyes internal CEO candidates if Musk steps down over pay vote, Bloomberg News reports | ||
| Di | Chipmaker GlobalFoundries to expand German facility with 1.1 billion euro investment | ||
| Di | From non-profit roots to for-profit ambitions: the OpenAI saga | ||
| Di | Chilean police raid Codelco mining offices in probe into fatal accident | ||
| Di | FCC chair says no decision made on whether to lift local TV ownership cap | ||
| Di | JPMorgan shuffles executives to lead its $1.5 trillion initiative | ||
| Di | Nvidia's Huang takes the stage in Washington as investors look for hints on China | ||
| Di | Apple seeks to end Apple Pay trade secrets lawsuit | ||
| Di | China's Oppo sees AI driving demand, not worried about a bubble | ||
| Di | Nvidia to make $1 billion investment in Finland's Nokia | ||
| Di | Sweden's Saab receives $46 million US Army order for radars | ||
| Di | Mining giant Grupo Mexico's Q3 profit up over 50% | ||
| Di | US agency votes to tighten restrictions on Chinese tech companies deemed threats | ||
| Di | Senators urge Trump to reconsider dropping Biden airline compensation plan | ||
| Di | Online furniture retailer Wayfair surges as upbeat results ease tariff jitters | ||
| Di | Uber signs on as sponsor for Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Games | ||
| Di | Private lending to big companies showing signs of froth, executives say | ||
| Di | Palo Alto launches AI-driven security offerings to tackle cyberattacks | ||
| Di | Wall Street reacts to Microsoft and OpenAI's new deal | ||
| Di | PayPal unveils partnership with OpenAI for payments on ChatGPT, shares surge | ||
| Di | Vale expects to reclaim top spot in global iron ore production, CEO says | ||
| Di | Hundreds of air traffic controllers take second jobs as shutdown continues | ||
| Di | Apple races past $4 trillion market value as latest models revitalize iPhone sales | ||
| Di | Texas sues J&J and Kenvue, claiming they hid Tylenol's autism risks |