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IBM Plots $730 Million Expansion of Canadian Semiconductor Site
International Business Machines Corp. will expand its Canadian semiconductor packaging and testing plant with more than C$1 billion ($730 million) in investments over the next five years.
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End of ‘Scorched Earth’ Years for US IPOs Hinges on Lower Rates
Companies are increasingly piling into a re-energized market for initial public offerings, and if the Federal Reserve finally stops punting on interest rate cuts, the trend may have room to run.
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The Switch 2 Might Be Attempting To Harness The Mysterious Power Of Magnets
Click-on Joy-Cons sound like a great idea, until you think about picking it up
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Manor Lords pricing revealed as it launches in early access
Medieval city-builder Manor Lords is out today on PC in early access, which means we finally know how much it costs. In…
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School’s Out
The ole college try: Occupy Wall Street-style campus protests of Israel’s war in Gaza are officially a thing. Tent encampments that went up at Columbia University have now been copied by student protestors from George Washington University in Washington, D.C., to Emory University in Atlanta, all the way to Indiana University in Bloomington. Demonstrators even […]
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Hackers Exploiting WP-Automatic Plugin Bug to Create Admin Accounts on WordPress Sites
A critical vulnerability (CVE-2024-27956) in the WP-Automatic plugin is being actively exploited. This flaw could allow attackers to take complete con
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Treasury Yields Fall After PCE Inflation Data Meet Expectations
US Treasuries rose, sending benchmark yields down from the highest since November, after the Federal Reserve’s preferred gauge of inflation came largely in line with expectations.
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Fed’s Preferred Core Inflation Gauge Rose at Brisk Pace in March
The Federal Reserve’s preferred gauge of underlying US inflation rose at a brisk pace in March, reinforcing concerns of persistent price pressures that are likely to delay any interest-rate cuts.
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HSBC Wins £1.3 Billion Suit Over Disney Film Finance Scandal
HSBC Holdings Plc successfully fought off a London court claim brought by a group of investors in a £1.3 billion ($1.6 billion) lawsuit over tax breaks linked to Walt Disney Co. film financing.
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