The NFL Just Ended the Pro Bowl After 75 Years — Here’s What Comes Next
After three-quarters of a century, the NFL is retiring the Pro Bowl. The all-star game is gone, but the league says it will still honor its best players — just in a different way.
David Byrne Is Turning His Tour Into a 70mm Concert Film — With ‘The Brutalist’ Director
David Byrne is teaming with acclaimed director Brady Corbet to shoot his current tour as a 70mm concert film — a big-format bet that the live-music movie is having a moment.
WHO Declares Uganda’s Ebola Outbreak Over — a Quiet Win for Global Health
The World Health Organization has declared the end of Uganda’s latest Ebola outbreak — a milestone that takes weeks of careful confirmation and reflects hard, coordinated public-health work.
U.S. Airlines Are Racing Into Europe: New Nonstop Routes to Vienna, Porto, Ibiza and Beyond
American, United and others are unveiling one of the biggest waves of new transatlantic routes in years for 2027 — including first-ever U.S. nonstops to cities like Vienna, Porto and Ibiza, powered by a new generation of long-range single-aisle jets.
Stroke Recovery Starts Sooner Than You Think — and It’s About More Than Walking Again
Guidance highlighted by the American Heart Association points to a powerful idea: the best stroke recovery starts early and treats the body, the mind, and mental health together — not one after another.
Sticky Inflation, a New Fed Chair, and the Signal Investors Wanted From Jackson Hole
With inflation reported to be holding stubbornly above the Fed’s 2% target and a new chair in the hot seat, the Jackson Hole symposium became a high-stakes test of where interest rates go next — and what that means for markets.
Washington May Redefine ‘Small Business’ to Include Billion-Dollar Companies
A reported proposal to expand the federal definition of “small business” to include companies valued as high as $1 billion could reshape who gets access to set-aside contracts, cheaper loans, and procurement preferences — with big implications for genuinely small firms.
Trump’s Next Chip Tariffs Could Reach Laptops, Servers and Game Consoles — Here’s What’s at Stake
The Trump administration is weighing a fresh round of semiconductor tariffs that could extend beyond chips to laptops, data-center servers and gaming consoles — even as tech companies warn it could slow America’s push to lead in AI. Here’s what’s on the table, what’s already in force, and what it means for investors.
Nvidia’s $96 Billion Quarter Wasn’t the Headline. The $108 Billion Guide Was.
Nvidia grew revenue 106% on a base most companies never reach — then told Wall Street the current quarter will be bigger still. The guide, not the beat, is what moved the stock. There is a point at which a company gets too large for percentage growth to mean much. Nvidia has spent three years […]
The Number That Got Photronics Sued Just Went the Other Way
In May, an 11% sequential drop in integrated-circuit revenue took a third off Photronics in a single session and produced a securities class action. On Wednesday morning the same line came back positive — and the stock did what you would expect. Photronics is not a household name, but almost every chip in the device […]