Elon Musk said SpaceX has closed a $40 billion callable debt package to buy AI GPUs, using a special‑purpose vehicle to keep the liability off its balance sheet.
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Brent crude climbed to $117, near its yearly high, as analysts attribute the surge mainly to a risk premium linked to potential conflict rather than strong demand.
Halloween candy sales fell 6.7% in the week ending Oct. 17, driven by higher gasoline costs and soaring chocolate prices, while small‑bag sales showed the only growth.
Long‑time volunteer Ondřej Surý turned AI‑found PHP security fixes into ready‑to‑install packages, sparking a surge of donations and highlighting the reliance on open‑source maintainers.
Shares of tower owners jumped as SpaceX entered talks for 80,000 sites, while Verizon, AT&T and T‑Mobile slid sharply.
A personalized mRNA vaccine combined with pembrolizumab reduced the risk of melanoma returning or death by 42% in a phase III trial.
Anthropic is planning to launch its IPO in mid‑November, aiming to beat the traditional Thanksgiving deal‑making freeze, with analysts projecting a valuation between $1.2 trillion and $1.5 trillion.
SpaceX and Tesla have set up special committees to discuss a possible merger, as both companies report rising AI‑related revenues and overlapping technology projects.
SK Hynix stock rebounded to close 4.4% higher after the chipmaker halted its review of a U.S. IPO for subsidiary Solidigm, easing investor concerns.
Meta announced a new nonvoting Class C share class that could let Mark Zuckerberg sell part of his stake to cover a potential California billionaire tax without losing voting control.