OpenAI is reportedly discussing with the US government the possibility of granting it a 5% ownership stake in the company. This proposal aims to give the public a financial share in AI's success as concerns grow over potential job losses caused by AI advancements. CEO Sam Altman has engaged in talks with President Trump and other officials, though these discussions remain conceptual. The plan also suggests other AI firms might join, inspired by the Alaska Permanent Fund model, but it is unclear if competitors or chipmakers will participate.
BASF has agreed to sell its global mining solutions business to SNF, a specialty chemical company based in France, following a strategic review of BASF's Performance Chemicals division. The deal includes BASF's mining chemicals portfolio, production ...
TDG Gold Corp. has agreed to sell a 51% interest in its Aurora West property to Freeport-McMoRan for C$110 million in cash. Freeport also has an option to increase its ownership to 75% or 100% by funding an additional C$80 million in exploration and ...
Union Station Homeless Services is requesting community help to donate 627 frozen turkeys for its annual Dinner in the Park event, aiming to serve 6,000 Thanksgiving meals. The turkey drive will be held on November 16-17 in Pasadena, California. Dona...
Timeplast, a materials company with over 9,000 customers, has launched a Regulation A+ offering open to the public to license its patented water-soluble plastic technology. This plastic dissolves in water after a programmed period, reducing plastic w...
DelveInsight's 2026 report highlights more than 100 BCMA-targeted therapies in various clinical stages, focusing on multiple myeloma and other diseases. Leading pharma companies like Pfizer, Regeneron, and AstraZeneca are advancing treatments includi...
