OpenAI has filed IPO paperwork as part of a wave of major AI companies entering public markets, signaling the competitive pressure driving the sector.

SpaceX is set to launch a historic IPO this week with pricing finalized, though details on retail investor access remain in flux as multiple brokers prepare to offer shares.

Major tech and semiconductor stocks experienced sharp declines as investors rotated out of AI-linked trades, with the reversal driven by multiple factors including upcoming SpaceX IPO uncertainty.

Perplexity's CEO Aravind Srinivas said the AI search startup will proceed with its 2028 IPO regardless of how OpenAI and Anthropic perform in the public markets.

Anthropic released Claude Fable 5, a Mythos-class model with built-in safeguards, after initially limiting AI research capabilities sparked developer backlash.

The U.S. military conducted strikes against Iran in retaliation for the downing of an Army Apache helicopter, with the incident occurring over the Strait of Hormuz amid broader Middle East tensions.

Super Micro Computer is raising $7 billion in equity to fund expansion amid booming AI server orders, but stock tumbled on concerns about cash burn.

Salesforce announced layoffs across the company while simultaneously pursuing acquisitions and a $50 billion share buyback program.

Apple's new AI capabilities revealed at WWDC are expected to drive significant hardware upgrades, with new 'killer apps' and increased processing requirements monetizing faster than previously expected.

General Motors announced efforts to use EV batteries for grid support and is investing in next-generation sodium-ion batteries to capitalize on AI data center energy demands.

Broadcom's weak results have prompted analysis of whether recent strength in AI-linked semiconductor stocks is sustainable or masking underlying cracks in the trade.

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright reported that oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz are increasing meaningfully, with oil prices falling as Middle East tensions ease.

Chip-equipment companies are gaining unprecedented visibility into customer supply plans as memory makers like Micron drive what analysts describe as a 'supercycle' in the sector.

Upstart chipmaker D-Matrix is ramping production of an AI accelerator it claims is 10 times faster than GPUs while bypassing memory shortages.

GlaxoSmithKline agreed to buy Nuvalent in a $10.6 billion deal, part of a biotech dealmaking wave driven by patent cliffs and rising public market valuations.

The Social Security Administration released new projections showing the trust funds that help pay benefits could be exhausted by 2032 without legislative action.

JPMorgan Chase signaled that long-running AI agents are nearing deployment by clearing critical security and governance hurdles inside large financial institutions.

Robinhood received approval to act as an IPO underwriter and said the firm aims to disrupt traditional capital markets structures.

After years pursuing ever-larger models, AI leaders are shifting focus to efficiency, adaptability, and managing the rising cost of inference.

Market analysts warned that the Federal Reserve's monetary policy could be enabling unsustainable valuations in AI-related equities.

Wonder founder Marc Lore is automating fast-casual food preparation with robots capable of producing salads, poke bowls, and sauces at a rate 10 times faster than human workers.

Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. facilitated a deal with Alt5 Sigma that generated $500 million for the Trump family, but the company's shares have plummeted 93% in value.

Paramount's CEO promised no mass layoffs following the company's acquisition of Warner, but actor Mark Ruffalo dismissed the pledge as empty corporate promises.

Rivian is positioning its upcoming R2 SUV as a mainstream vehicle designed to challenge Tesla's market dominance and establish the EV maker as a household name.