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Fed Expected to Hold Rates Steady Amid Persistent Inflation

By Norman Pearlstine

Economists and Wall Street analysts predict the Federal Reserve will keep its benchmark rate unchanged at 3.75%‑4% as September inflation data shows mixed pressures.

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FTC and 20 states sue Dollar General over alleged price overcharges

By Mitchell Landsberg

The Federal Trade Commission and 20 state attorneys general have filed a lawsuit accusing Dollar General of routinely charging shoppers more than advertised prices.

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Anthropic’s IPO Filing Reveals High Executive Pay, Massive Compute Costs and Unusual Governance

By Helene Elliott

Anthropic’s S‑1 shows top executives earning nearly $35 million combined, billions earmarked for compute, and a founder‑controlled voting structure that keeps the seven co‑founders in charge after the listing.

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Critical PHP Flaw Forces Massive Web Patch and Sparks AI Security Debate

By Norman Pearlstine

A decades‑old flaw in the PHP language triggered urgent patches and site takedowns, prompting industry leaders to warn that AI tools could accelerate future attacks.

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Personalized mRNA Melanoma Vaccine Reduces Recurrence Risk 42%

By Mitchell Landsberg

A phase 3 trial shows a personalized mRNA vaccine cut melanoma recurrence or death risk by 42% when added to pembrolizumab.

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Fed Expected to Hold Rates Steady Amid Persistent Inflation

By Norman Pearlstine

Economists and Wall Street analysts predict the Federal Reserve will keep its benchmark rate unchanged at 3.75%‑4% as September inflation data shows mixed pressures.

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FTC and 20 states sue Dollar General over alleged price overcharges

By Mitchell Landsberg

The Federal Trade Commission and 20 state attorneys general have filed a lawsuit accusing Dollar General of routinely charging shoppers more than advertised prices.

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Anthropic’s IPO Filing Reveals High Executive Pay, Massive Compute Costs and Unusual Governance

By Helene Elliott

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Critical PHP Flaw Forces Massive Web Patch and Sparks AI Security Debate

By Norman Pearlstine

A decades‑old flaw in the PHP language triggered urgent patches and site takedowns, prompting industry leaders to warn that AI tools could accelerate future attacks.

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Personalized mRNA Melanoma Vaccine Reduces Recurrence Risk 42%

By Mitchell Landsberg

A phase 3 trial shows a personalized mRNA vaccine cut melanoma recurrence or death risk by 42% when added to pembrolizumab.

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NASA announced Competition Model 2.0, a new selection process that emphasizes scientific merit and shortens timelines for a range of space science missions.

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NASA unveils Competition Model 2.0 to speed science mission selection