Who’s Paying for Trump’s Ridiculous White House Ballroom?

Gizmodo : Politics
Heavy machinery tears down a section of the East Wing of the White House as construction begins on President Donald Trump's planned ballroom, in Washington, DC, on October 21, 2025.

These 14 companies have left California over the years

Tech Insider : Business, Economy, Environment
A California flag flies in front of a building on California Street in San Francisco
Many of the big companies that have left California had their roots in San Francisco and the Bay Area.

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8 AI stocks are worth $4.3 trillion more this year. That's 15 Coca-Colas or 20 McDonald's.

Tech Insider : Business
Jensen Huang gives a thumbs up in a blue-lit room.
Nvidia is partnering with beleaguered Intel to the tune of $5 billion.

Kent Nishimura/REUTERS

The AI boom could burst like a bubble if tech companies miss their growth forecasts, top economist Steve Hanke says

Tech Insider : Business, Economy, Technology
Steve Hanke
Steve Hanke.

Steve Hanke

'Can we find the next 40 Facebooks?': Behind the ambitious plans of 137 Ventures

Tech Insider : Business, Technology
Christian Garrett (left) and Justin Fishner-Wolfson (right)
Christian Garrett (left) and Justin Fishner-Wolfson (right)

137 Ventures

I spent 2 days at a tech summit in Berlin. Here's what I learned about Germany's AI ambitions.

Tech Insider : Business, Technology
Sam Altman and Mathias Döpfner talk on a brightly lit stage surrounded by professionals.
Sam Altman and Mathias Döpfner.

Dominik Tryba/Welt

‘Free Speech’ University in Austin Makes Freshmen Read Palantir CEO’s Deep Thoughts

Gizmodo : Politics
Uber, X And The Free Press Host Inauguration Eve

White House Suggests It’s Coming for Defense Companies Next

Gizmodo : Politics
President Donald Trump greets U.K.

Andreessen Horowitz and other tech power players launched a $100 million AI-focused PAC

Tech Insider : Politics, Business, Crypto
Marc Andreessen
Marc Andreessen and his VC cofounder Ben Horowitz announced to employees they'd be donating to Trump-aligned groups.

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I watched 3 hours of Palantir employee videos to learn about their 'artist colony' culture — here's what stood out

Tech Insider : Business
Screenshots from Palantir's YouTube channel, featuring its employees discussing the company's culture and approach to work.
 Palantir has dozens of videos on its YouTube channel, including many featuring employees discussing the company's culture and approach to doing things.

YouTube/@palantirtech

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