Michael Burry, known for predicting the U.S. housing crash, warns that the current stock market rally driven by AI enthusiasm resembles the final stages of the 1999-2000 dot-com bubble. He notes that stocks are rising without logical reaction to economic data, fueled by a narrow thesis focused on AI. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index's recent sharp gains mirror the tech surge before the 2000 crash. Other investors like Paul Tudor Jones also see parallels but suggest the rally could continue before a possible sharp correction.
TotalEnergies has applied for authorization to build a 1.5 GW offshore wind farm off Normandy, France, marking the country's largest renewable energy project. The €4.5 billion investment aims to generate about 6 TWh annually, enough to power nearly o...
A NordLayer report reveals that 82% of IT professionals experienced web-based security incidents in the past year, with half describing the impact as moderate or severe. Increased use of BYOD policies, remote work, and SaaS tools expands attack surfa...
Citytv has announced the renewal of its popular series Hudson & Rex for a new 12-episode season, with production beginning in June 2026 in St. John's, Newfoundland. John Reardon returns as detective Charlie Hudson, reuniting with his canine partner R...
Citytv has announced the renewal of its popular series Hudson & Rex for a new 12-episode season starting production in June 2026 in St. John's, Newfoundland. John Reardon returns as Detective Charlie Hudson, reuniting with his canine partner Rex, alo...
Medidata unveiled its next-generation AI-powered imaging solution at ASCO 2026, enhancing clinical trial efficiency by speeding up protected health information redaction by 32% and achieving over 97% accuracy in anatomy verification. This technology ...
