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OpenAI is raising an additional $10 billion from investors as part of a historic funding round, CFO Sarah Friar told CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Tuesday.The new capital brings OpenAI’s record funding to “over $120 billion,” Fryer said in an interview on “Mad Money.” This far exceeds the ChatGPT creator’s original goal of $100 billion. OpenAI announced its first round of funding in late February, likely the last private fundraising round before a potentially blockbuster initial public offering (IPO).Andreessen Horowitz, DE Shaw Ventures, MGX; TPG and T. Rowe Price They are participating in a new $10 billion pledge, Friar said. especially,…

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a press conference at Trump National Doral on March 9, 2026 in Miami, Florida.Saul Loeb | AFP | Getty ImagesRead more CNBC’s political coverage”That’s right, the Supreme Court of the United States cost our country hundreds of billions of dollars — all they needed was a ruling — and they cost our country hundreds of billions of dollars and they couldn’t care less,” Trump fumed. “They didn’t really care about it.””And they disgust me,” Trump said, referring to Gorsuch and Barrett.Trump added: “They’re disgusting because they’re bad for our country.”Justice Brett Kavanaugh, another Trump…

A senior official in Tehran has warned that intelligence reports suggest that “enemies of Iran” are planning to seize Iranian islands with support from unnamed countries in the region.Mohammad Berger Ghalibaf, speaker of Iran’s parliament, said on Wednesday that any such attempt would be met with targeted attacks against “critical infrastructure” of regional countries supporting the operation, which he did not name.Recommended stories list of 4 itemsend of list”Iran’s military is monitoring the enemy’s movements and if the enemy takes any steps, we will attack the critical infrastructure of the regional country with continuous and persistent attacks,” Gharibakh said in…

Thursday’s newspaper top news and transfer rumors…liverpoolLiverpool will face a tough battle to sign Bayern Munich star Michael Olise this summer, but the German giants insist their star player is not for sale. Olise is attracting attention from Liverpool as a potential replacement for departed Mohamed Salah – Daily Mail A turbulent summer at Anfield could deepen further as the Saudi Pro League targets both Liverpool’s Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes this summer – The Independent Use Chrome Browser for a more accessible video player Sky Sports News’ Kabe Solhekol talks about where Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah could head this summer…

Now, the United States and China are engaged in an all-out war to build the most powerful AI on the planet. The Chinese government is spending billions on domestic models, tightening its grip on high-tech sectors and nervously watching AI talent gravitate toward American companies. A Carnegie Endowment study released late last year found that 87 of the top 100 Chinese AI researchers at U.S. research institutions in 2019 are still employed. But Manas, one of China’s hottest AI startups, quietly relocated to Singapore and sold itself to Meta for $2 billion. Did anyone think there wouldn’t be a cleanup…

CNBC’s Jim Cramer warned investors Tuesday against trading on headlines about the U.S.-Iran conflict, citing an unpredictable stock market filled with uncertainty.”We have so many stories unfolding because of this war that I think it might be a waste of time and money to try to redeem it,” the “Mad Money” host said. “The conclusion is this: … it makes more sense to stand on your head.”Kramer said mixed signals between President Donald Trump and the Iranian government make it nearly impossible to bet on the outcome of the war.Look at Tuesday’s “wild day” of trading, Cramer said. like oil…

Null Photo | Null Photo | Getty ImagesTwo mysterious videos posted to the White House’s official X and Instagram accounts went viral on Wednesday night, but the purpose of the short vertical clips was unclear. One video was later deleted.The first video was posted around 9:15 p.m. ET and appears to have been shot on a smartphone with the camera pointed at someone’s feet. In the approximately four-second video, a woman’s voice can be heard asking, “The launch is coming soon, right?” A line of text on the screen will read “Sound On.” The video was deleted from X and…

Asia-Pacific markets rose on Wednesday after US President Donald Trump hinted at possible talks with Iran, boosting investor sentiment despite Tehran’s denials of direct talks with Washington.Speaking from the Oval Office on Tuesday, President Trump said the United States and Iran were “currently negotiating,” suggesting Tehran was keen to reach a peace deal, adding that he distanced himself from threats to target Iran’s energy infrastructure “based on the fact that we are negotiating.”Korean Kospi rose 1.59% to close at 5,642.21, while the small-cap Kosdaq rose 3.40% to close at 1,159.55.australian S&P/ASX 200 It rose 1.85% to close at 8,534.3.Japanese Nikkei…

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum praised the service of Cuban doctors, who often work in underserved rural areas.Published March 25, 2026March 25, 2026Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed that her country will continue to host Cuban medical workers as part of a long-standing program aimed at building goodwill between the country and other Latin American countries.Her remarks on Wednesday came as the United States pressures Latin American countries to sever ties with Cuba’s health plan.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of listBut Sheinbaum told a news conference that the deal would benefit Mexico. Since 2022, thousands of Cuban health workers have been…

Newcastle are set to target a new striker this summer, despite spending £125m on Nick Waltemaide and Yoan Wissa last year. Newcastle are prioritizing the signing of a goalkeeper in their summer reshuffle, which could see up to eight changes to the squad. A summer of change is expected on Tyneside, with some of Eddie Howe’s squad attracting interest from other clubs and several players reaching the end of their contracts. Howe, along with sporting director Ross Wilson, will be given the opportunity to right the wrongs of last season’s summer window, when Newcastle spent £250m to varying degrees of…