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Tesla signs $16.5 billion contract with Samsung to produce AI6 chips for robots, autonomous vehicles, and AI data centers.

The European Union is launching a $30 billion initiative to build a network of gigawatt-class AI data centers across 16 member states in a bid to catch up with the U.S. and China, though concerns remain over power supply, unclear specifications, and long-term business viability.

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Florida's gated communities are booming — not just among retirees, but with families and young professionals too. Despite high homeowners association fees, club memberships and real estate prices that can outpace nearby neighborhoods by 10% to 20%, demand continues to rise. 

The lack of a trade agreement between the United States and China could lead to a significant drop in Chinese exports to the U.S., a new report suggests.

Watch as a veteran news anchor accidentally drops the f-bomb live on air whilst discussing Donald Trump’s announced tariff rates.

President Donald Trump’s recent trade deals with the European Union and Japan are being praised by CNBC’s Jim Cramer, who called them decisive victories, despite the market’s muted response to them.

One of the biggest hurdles that streaming services face in their efforts to maintain profitability is retaining customers, CNBC reports. In an effort to offset the cash losses that come with subscriber loss, services have employed a number of different strategies, from upping advertising opportunities to putting out better content. 

The "One Big Beautiful Bill" comes with changes to tax policy. You may not know about the impact on deductions and donations. Find out more about the impacts.

This summer, millions of Americans are planning trips — and a growing number are using buy now, pay later services to help cover the cost. These short-term installment loans, offered by companies like Klarna and Affirm, are being used to pay for flights, hotels, cruises, and even event tickets.

Investor Warren Buffett once offered a lesson that some experts say applies to raising financially literate children. "You don't get any extra points for the fact that something's very hard to do. So you might as well just step over one-foot bars instead of trying to jump over seven-foot bars,"…