HBO Max's medical drama won Outstanding Drama Series and four acting awards at the Sept. 12 Emmy ceremony, with Noah Wyle winning his first Emmy after a 26-year wait since his ER nomination.
Ross Nordeen's March 28 departure marked the exit of the last xAI co-founder after SpaceX's 50 billion acquisition, and Musk says the .25 trillion combined entity is being rebuilt from scratch.
The Federal Reserve meets Sept. 15-16 with a 65% probability of raising rates after August inflation exceeded forecasts, and the decision will affect mortgages, credit cards, and auto loans.
The Cubs face the Braves at Wrigley Field Sept. 14-16 in a series that could determine whether Chicago hosts a Wild Card series or hits the road.
The Law & Order: SVU star became the first Emmy host to arrive at the main ceremony already holding trophies from the Creative Arts event—and she's the first woman to host in 15 years.
Nvidia confirmed its acquisition of the open-source AI platform on September 3, paying 86 times revenue to control the ecosystem where 18 million developers build.
The August CPI report came in at 3.4 percent headline and 2.4 percent core—just hot enough to push rate hike odds to 87 percent for the September 16-17 FOMC meeting.
The Astros left Philadelphia with a 2-1 series-clinching win and a three-game cushion over Texas in the American League's weakest division.