As Iran threatens to strike trillionaire Elon Musk’s outposts across the Mideast, SpaceX’s founder could swiftly unite with Ukraine’s forces to shoot down Iran’s drones.
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Cursor’s four young billionaire cofounders will be worth $2.7 billion each when the deal goes through, according to Forbes estimates.
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Insurance coverage of wearables is spotty. This could soon change as Medicare begins a pilot to facilitate access to wearables while gathering data on health outcomes.
In Sokoto, after the USAID cuts, malaria drugs are more expensive. Rapid diagnostic tests have run out. And data collection has plummeted.
The next iPhone software update could be the last major release of the iOS 26 cycle. And it looks like it might arrive much sooner than last year’s schedule.
SpaceX exercised its option to buy Cursor for $60 billion in all stock, the largest startup acquisition ever, arming xAI and Grok against rivals Anthropic and OpenAI.
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