Investors are questioning whether technology companies’ enormous AI investments will deliver sufficient profits, sending stocks lower and raising concerns about the balance between expected future growth and today’s financial performance.
“You Can See Everything” follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes before prison, exploring her family life, fraud conviction, and the blurred boundaries between truth, self-deception, and her carefully constructed public image.
The IMF projects Japan will fall from fourth to sixth in global GDP rankings in 2027, overtaken by India and Britain amid a weak yen and sluggish economic growth.
High school students across France have blocked school entrances and marched through cities to demand more education funding, better school buildings, and more staff.
On September 30, a Flydubai co-pilot reportedly attacked the captain and tried to crash the plane. Passengers and crew helped stop him, and the plane landed safely in Saudi Arabia.
The Asian Games have opened in Nagoya, bringing together athletes from 45 countries and regions. Despite logistical and political challenges, the event aims to promote unity through sport.
Americans marked 25 years since 9/11, honoring victims while reflecting on the attacks’ lasting effects on health, security, foreign policy and society.
A massive glacier and rock collapse devastated northern Nepal, affecting at least 65,000 people, killing hundreds and leaving thousands missing, while washed-out roads and bridges obstruct rescue efforts.
Yayoi Kusama, one of the world’s most celebrated and best-selling artists, has died at 97. Despite childhood trauma, wartime factory labor, mental illness and years of obscurity, her vivid hallucinations inspired the iconic polka dots that brought her global recognition.
