Nokia stock is roaring higher today following bullish coverage from Bank of America. Bank of America thinks that Nokia's optical networks segment will rack up big wins thanks to AI-related demand.

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President Donald Trump is threatening to close off the Strait of Hormuz — a crucial waterway that he has repeatedly told Iran must be reopened unconditionally. “Effective immediately, the United ...

In the wake of Anthropic’s announcement of its latest artificial intelligence model, Mythos, on April 7, the company has stood by an unusual decision: refusing to release it to the public. Not since ...

The United States says it is starting a blockade of all maritime traffic at Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz, ratcheting up tensions in the region after Iran and the United States failed to reach ...

From Baldur’s Gate 3 to World of Warcraft and Metaphor: ReFantazio, RPG class systems are becoming more flexible, hybrid, and narrative-driven. Developers are blending traditional archetypes with open ...

Malayalis in Kerala celebrate Vishu, the beginning of a new year, with an auspicious Vishu Kani. The day marks a fresh beginning and is also when sowing and ploughing for agriculture begin, eventually ...

The S&P 500 closed at a record high on Thursday for the second consecutive day. The U.S. stock index has rallied sharply since the end of March. Stocks have been resilient even as the Iran war ...

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Richard Robinson measures time differently from most people — not in weeks or months, but in boarding passes, seat numbers and time zones. Last year, he spent more time traveling than he did at home.