Iran Has Enough Highly Enriched Uranium for Six Nuclear Weapons
Iran has sharply increased its stockpile of a critical raw material for atomic weapons, according to a confidential U.N. report.
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Nvidia’s Bumper Sales Show AI Bonanza’s Strength
Nvidia said sales, driven by the chips that power artificial intelligence, rose 78% to $39.3 billion in its latest quarter.
T.J. Maxx Owner Expects More Growth as Off-Price Bucks Retail Slump
TJX expects comparable sales to keep rising this year after a strong fiscal fourth quarter for customer transactions.
Your Guide to Taxes for Parents
A cheat sheet for the many gifts that the tax code hands to parents.
U.S. New-Home Sales Slump at Start of 2025
Sales of new homes sank in January, as high prices and mortgage rates continued to weigh on potential customers.
Zelensky Says There’s a U.S. Minerals Deal but Many Details Are Unresolved
The Ukrainian leader cast doubt on a meeting with Trump in Washington this week, and said he had several questions
New ‘Dream Exchange’ Aims to List Black-Owned Companies
The startup’s founder says he isn’t worried about Trump’s campaign against DEI because the exchange is officially race-neutral.
Lucid Group Launches Search for CEO as Rawlinson Steps Aside
Lucid Group named Operating Chief Marc Winterhoff as its interim chief executive officer, succeeding Peter Rawlinson, who has stepped aside
Nearly two dozen federal employees who had been working with Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency resigned, stating that they wouldn’t aid in undermining essential services
The unnamed employees, who had worked at the U.S. Digital Service, said DOGE presents security risks.
House Republicans’ fiscal plans teetered on a knife’s edge just hours before a critical vote
The proposed spending cuts are too small for some lawmakers and too large for others.