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Murakami Crushes Two Homers as White Sox Blast Astros, Continue Stunning Turnaround
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EU Approves Saudi Arabia's 5 Billion Electronic Arts Acquisition in Historic Gaming Industry Deal
The European Commission clears the final regulatory hurdle for the kingdom's takeover of the gaming giant behind FIFA, Madden, and The Sims.
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Big Tech Spends 25 Billion on AI While Cutting 150,000 Jobs: The Brutal Math of the 2026 Workforce Transformation
Tech giants are converting human salaries into GPU clusters at an unprecedented rate, with layoffs on pace to surpass the dot-com bust as AI spending hits historic highs.