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Mark Carney, Canada’s prime minister, during a news conference in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, on Thursday, May 14, 2026. David Kawai | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has labeled oil-rich Alberta’s separatist movement a “dangerous bluff” that echoes the U.K.’s Brexit vote of 2016. Speaking to reporters in Ottawa on Monday, Carney shared “an observation from experience.” “In these separation issues, it is often advanced that, ‘vote for this and it’s a free option. Vote for this and we will strengthen our hand in future negotiations.’ That is a very dangerous bluff,” he said. “I saw first-hand what…

The logo of SK hynix is displayed on a glass wall during the 2026 World IT Show in Seoul on April 22, 2026. Jung Yeon-je | Afp | Getty ImagesShares of SK Hynix jumped as much as 11% on Wednesday, lifting the South Korean chipmaker’s market capitalization above $1 trillion as investors continued to pile into artificial intelligence-linked semiconductor stocks.The rally extended a blistering run that has seen SK Hynix shares skyrocket about 250% since the start of the year, fueled by surging demand for high-bandwidth memory chips used in AI servers and accelerators. The company has emerged as a…

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SpaceX and the Pentagon have been bickering about the price of using Starshield satellite service during the Iran war, according to a Reuters report published today. It appears that SpaceX asked the military for more money after it started using satellite terminals on “kamikaze” attack drones in Iran. SpaceX CEO Elon Musk claimed the Reuters report is wrong. But Musk also said the military drones initially used the commercial Starlink service instead of the government-specific network, in violation of Starlink’s terms of service. Musk blamed the violation on the contractor that built the drones for the government. The Reuters report,…

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Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour.Yaorusheng | Moment | Getty ImagesAsia-Pacific markets were set to open mixed Wednesday as investors assessed recent U.S. military action in Iran, the fragile state of the Washington-Tehran ceasefire and optimism that a deal could still be reached.U.S. forces carried out what the Pentagon described as “self-defense” strikes in southern Iran early Tuesday, targeting missile launch sites and Iranian vessels allegedly attempting to deploy mines, even as Washington insisted it was still observing restraint under the ongoing ceasefire framework. The military action highlighted the fragile truce between Washington and Tehran, with both sides continuing to test limits…

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Shortly after the opening bell, we will be selling 55 shares of Arm Holdings at roughly $314 each. Following Tuesday’s trade, Jim Cramer’s Charitable Trust will own 130 shares of ARM, decreasing its weighting to roughly 1% from 1.44%. We will be locking in more big gains in Arm following another huge rally. Shares of this chip designer rallied 46% last week, with roughly half the move coming after Nvidia said on its earnings call that its Arm-based Vera CPU has visibility into $20 billion in revenue this year. That’s great forn Arm’s royalty business. We wrote in Friday’s HomeStretch…

Naruecha Jenthaisong | Moment | Getty ImagesA federal judge has been disciplined for having sex their chambers with a high-ranking law enforcement officer within earshot of staff, attending a partisan political event and for lying to superior judges who investigated the claims, a disciplinary committee revealed.But the identity of the judge and the district court in which they sit is being kept private by the Committee on Judicial Conduct and Disability of the Judicial Council of the United States in its decision issued Friday, which was reported earlier by Law360 and Reuters.The committee, comprised of seven judges, upheld the findings…

Apple ‘s incredible eight-week march to record highs faces a major test next month. Like many investors, we want to see the company meet the moment and keep the rally going. The iPhone maker’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) kicks off on June 8, offering another chance to impress Wall Street with its rather uneven artificial intelligence execution. The event comes during a year of change for Apple as long-time CEO Tim Cook prepares to hand over the reins in September and a big AI partnership with Alphabet ‘s Google gets underway. The question is: Can Apple finally deliver on…