King Charles: “My ministers will also proceed with the introduction of Digital ID.”
NOW – King Charles: "My ministers will also proceed with the introduction of Digital ID." pic.twitter.com/hH328WC9g3 — Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) May 13, 2026
proceed.
“Thousands of CEOs say AI had no impact.” They’re not saying it because it’s true. They’re saying it so you don’t quit before they’re done with you. Elon Musk: ‘Proceed with caution’
Bark @barkmeta Nobody wants to talk about what this headline ACTUALLY means… “Thousands of CEOs say AI had no impact.” They’re not saying it because it’s true. They’re saying it so you don’t quit before they’re done with you. Hiring is frozen at every major company. College graduate unemployment just hit a record. AI budgets …
The markets are going to want to know exactly how Warsh plans to proceed. Things could get wild for a while
Expect a lot of violence as the markets absorb the Warsh pick. Bitcoin was slammed too. Powell is pretty much irrelevant now. He only has two more FOMC meetings. The markets are going to want to know exactly how Warsh plans to proceed. Things could get wild for awhile https://t.co/QipdlY7zw1 — QE Infinity (@StealthQE4) January …
NVIDIA tested Intel’s 18A manufacturing process in India and declined to proceed
Bad for Intel, fine for AI, and a reminder that the real power still sits with whoever runs the best fabs. NVIDIA had reportedly tested Intel’s 18A chips following their $5 billion ‘mega-deal,’ according to a new report, but the sampling didn’t yield decisive results for the foundry division. Intel’s 18A Node May Be an …
History warns: only twice has CAPE exceeded 37. Proceed cautiously. Markets rarely sustain such peaks.
A CAPE ratio of 37.0 feels like walking into a storm with no umbrella. The fact that it’s only been higher twice in history says it all—this is rare air, and it’s hard to breathe up here. The stock market's CAPE ratio is clocking in at 37.0. It has only been higher than this twice …
Federal Judge slaps down Media Matters — Elon Musk lawsuit can proceed.
A federal judge in Texas has ruled against Media Matters and its request to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Elon Musk’s X. X filed its lawsuit in November after Media Matters published a report showing that hateful content on the platform appeared next to online ads from companies like Apple, IBM and Disney. Because of …