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A 114-year-old Alamo estate, featuring a 'Mad Men'-style lounge, has been listed for sale at $12.8 million.

Qatar rejects Strait of Hormuz toll, stating temporary charges are negotiable, signaling a potential shift in maritime transit fees.

SoftBank pledges €75 billion to construct Europe's largest AI facility in France, positioning the nation as a key hub for global AI development.

Japanese lifestyle brand HUMAN MADE, co-founded by NIGO® and Pharrell Williams, offers vintage-inspired streetwear now available on HBX.

Twenty Snap alumni launched Ghost Angels fund to invest in and support the future of social media startups.

Jason Blum and James Wan declared the film industry is rebounding, comparing low-budget horror to edgy '70s movies at the Produced By conference.

Bloomberg Weekend hosts David Gura, Christina Ruffini, and Lisa Mateo will cover top headlines with expert guests.

GitHub Copilot's new token-based billing has sparked developer frustration, with many calling the change a "joke" and signaling the end of its free era.

Google's Gemini Spark offers useful automation for tasks like inbox summaries and event planning, though its purpose as a separate product remains unclear.

Grambling State University President Martin Lemelle, Jr. views leading the HBU as running a business enterprise.

Top VCs discuss the AI frenzy, noting even young founders can secure significant funding rounds quickly.

Liverpool ended head coach Arne Slot's tenure after two seasons, despite winning the Premier League title.

AI data centers face community backlash over electricity, water, and noise, prompting legal challenges and calls for transparent benefit-sharing.

Fortescue's Nabrawind successfully deployed Africa's first crane-less wind turbine in Namibia, a groundbreaking feat in renewable energy installation.

The AI boom in San Francisco is driving up luxury home down payments by an average of $200,000, significantly impacting the housing market.

Experts question Anthropic's Vatican alliance, suggesting it may create 'feelgood' AI discourse without critical examination of harms.

Luxury cinema chain Everyman faces challenges from increased competition and struggling locations, prompting a new CEO's turnaround efforts.

Founder Craig Campbell eschews AI investment, betting successfully on a 'old school web' website after a successful tech venture sale.

Several innovative browsers are emerging in 2026, poised to challenge the dominance of Chrome and Safari in the browser market.

TikTok is reportedly aiming to transform into a super app, integrating more digital activities for users within its platform.

Binance envisions crypto merging with traditional finance by 2030, with neither Wall Street nor corporate giants dominating the industry.

Grayscale predicts Hyperliquid could become a financial services juggernaut as DeFi expands, potentially challenging traditional derivatives and exchange markets.

UK bond market signals alarm over rising government debt and political instability, echoing past fiscal crises and limiting economic policy options.

Google I/O demos show clear consumer paths to transactions, but raise concerns about business visibility and task completion.

Aluminum faces a prolonged recovery period, contrasting with Poland's current economic surge and positive outlook.

Elon Musk plans SpaceX IPO, potentially making investors 'bagholders' as the company faces scrutiny.

Pope Francis's new encyclical critiques not only Big Tech but also broader societal structures, challenging established norms.

Tesla's top engineer considers a tri-motor Model 3, but the company's current priorities are elsewhere, making its production uncertain.

Hanwha Aerospace expands weapons manufacturing and eyes European and US arms deals, according to its Global Chief Strategy Officer.

China vows "resolute" retaliation against the EU if new restrictive trade measures are imposed, following recent European Commission discussions.