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Tariff ruling: how it could slam Michigan autos & key industries?

The Supreme Court’s decision in Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump stripped the White House of one tariff tool, but President Trump responded within hours by announcing a 15 percent global tariff rate using alternative legal authorities. For Michigan, home to the densest concentration of auto manufacturing and parts suppliers in North America, the rapid policy…

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OpenAI eyes $600B compute, $280B revenue by 2030 as mega funding nears

OpenAI is telling prospective investors it expects to spend roughly $600 billion on compute infrastructure and generate $280 billion in annual revenue by 2030, according to recent reporting, as the company closes in on a funding round that could exceed $100 billion. The projections, shared during investor briefings, arrive alongside a major restructuring of the…

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UK ports threaten to kill net zero plans by cutting EV charger funding

The UK government has scrapped a £950 million electric vehicle rapid charging fund originally announced by the Conservatives, replacing it with £400 million spread over five years. The decision comes as industry groups warn that planning bottlenecks at British ports are delaying infrastructure needed to meet net zero targets. Taken together, the reduced funding and…

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AMD vs Broadcom: 1 chip giant poised to own the next 10 years

Two semiconductor giants are racing to shape the artificial intelligence chip market, but their strategies could not be more different. Broadcom Inc. has built its AI business around custom silicon designed for hyperscale cloud operators, while Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) sells general-purpose accelerators that compete head-to-head with Nvidia. With both companies reporting record revenue and…

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