Tuesday, October 6, 2026
Uber Wants More Than Your Dinner. It’s Coming for the Office Lunch.
AI Was Supposed to Transform Software. Now It’s Reviving Factories Around the World.
The Price of Money Is Rising Again — And the Global Economy Is Starting to Feel It
Anthropic Is Betting $518 Billion on AI. The Real Question Is Whether the Future Can Pay for It.

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Uber Wants More Than Your Dinner. It’s Coming for the Office Lunch.
AI Was Supposed to Transform Software. Now It’s Reviving Factories Around the World.
The Price of Money Is Rising Again — And the Global Economy Is Starting to Feel It
Anthropic Is Betting $518 Billion on AI. The Real Question Is Whether the Future Can Pay for It.

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Uber Wants More Than Your Dinner. It’s Coming for the Office Lunch.

AI Was Supposed to Transform Software. Now It’s Reviving Factories Around the World.

The Price of Money Is Rising Again — And the Global Economy Is Starting to Feel It

Anthropic Is Betting $518 Billion on AI. The Real Question Is Whether the Future Can Pay for It.

Formula 1 Is Shortening Its Races. Is Modern Sport Being Redesigned for the Attention Economy?

Paris Fashion Week Opens as Luxury Faces a $10 Million Question: Is the Runway Still Worth It?

Saudi Arabia Built Its Wealth on Oil. Now It Wants to Build Cars.

The U.S. and China Are Building Separate AI Empires — But Their Money Still Depends on Each Other

Building Financial Infrastructure From Cameroon: How PaySika’s Founders Are Betting on Central Africa’s Digital Future

Manchester City’s Financial Reckoning: What the Premier League Verdict Could Mean for the Business of Football

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Intel Bought Altera for $16.7 Billion. Now the Chipmaker Is Heading Back to Wall Street.

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  ABE NEWS | September 15, 2026 Eleven years ago, Intel spent approximately $16.7 billion buying Altera in one of the biggest semiconductor acquisitions of its era. The deal was supposed to give Intel a stronger position in programmable chips and bring another major technology business inside a company that was still one of the…

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Intel’s $20 Billion Comeback — Why the Chip Giant Is Betting Big Again

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  For years, Intel was considered one of the world’s most dominant technology companies. Its processors powered millions of personal computers, data centres, and enterprise systems around the globe. Today, however, the company finds itself fighting to reclaim that position in an industry transformed by artificial intelligence. This week, Intel completed a nearly $20 billion…

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