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The company is trimming management layers as competition intensifies in food delivery and the robotaxi sector.38 min agoIran attacked American bases in the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan and Iraq after a second round of U.S. strikes. Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian called for a resumption of negotiations.1 h agoThe European Public Prosecutor's Office has implicated Víctor de Aldama and other businessmen in the alleged diversion of 27.9 million euros to Portuguese bank accounts between 2022 and 2024. The funds allegedly came from hydrocarbon sector companies in Spain and were intended for money laundering. Judge Santiago Pedraz is investigating a suspected 182 million euro fraud in the hydrocarbon sector.1 h agoMore than 1,000 people have died and thousands remain missing in floods affecting Nepal and Tibet. Communities are relying on airlifted supplies as relief and recovery efforts intensify. Rehabilitation will become the priority for Nepal's government once immediate relief concludes.1 h agoUlle Madise, a constitutional lawyer, won parliamentary approval Wednesday to become Estonia's next president. The largely ceremonial role will be held by a woman for only the second time in the country's history.8 min agoTiger Woods changed his plea in a Florida court to guilty on a reckless driving charge, down from the original DUI allegation stemming from a March 27 crash near his Jupiter Island home. A judge suspended his driver's license for five years and ordered him to pay $1,500 in fines.8 min agoPrime Minister Netanyahu visited an IDF position in Gaza and said Israel controls the area and will remain on the Yellow Line. The defense minister said there is no real solution for Gaza without emigration and that Arab states have pressured the United States on the issue.8 min agoSenior aides to President Trump are working to prevent escalation with Iran before midterm elections in November, according to four sources familiar with the strategy. A U.S. airstrike on a wedding in Sirik killed four guests, including a child, as Iran and the United States resume exchanging attacks.21 min agoParis Saint-Germain have turned down multiple bids from Manchester City for Nigerian midfielder Jennifer Echegini. The 25-year-old has one year left on her contract at PSG, and sources at the French club said they are unwilling to sell.21 min agoThe nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln docked in the Thai port of Laem Chabang on Wednesday, ending 286 consecutive days at sea. The crew of about 5,000 personnel will take a five-day leave after months of deployment that sparked controversy in the United States over living conditions aboard the vessel.38 min agoUber plans to eliminate 3,300 jobs, representing 10% of its global workforce. The company is trimming management layers as competition intensifies in food delivery and the robotaxi sector.38 min agoIran attacked American bases in the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan and Iraq after a second round of U.S. strikes. Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian called for a resumption of negotiations.1 h agoThe European Public Prosecutor's Office has implicated Víctor de Aldama and other businessmen in the alleged diversion of 27.9 million euros to Portuguese bank accounts between 2022 and 2024. The funds allegedly came from hydrocarbon sector companies in Spain and were intended for money laundering. Judge Santiago Pedraz is investigating a suspected 182 million euro fraud in the hydrocarbon sector.1 h agoMore than 1,000 people have died and thousands remain missing in floods affecting Nepal and Tibet. Communities are relying on airlifted supplies as relief and recovery efforts intensify. Rehabilitation will become the priority for Nepal's government once immediate relief concludes.1 h agoUlle Madise, a constitutional lawyer, won parliamentary approval Wednesday to become Estonia's next president. The largely ceremonial role will be held by a woman for only the second time in the country's history.

Nvidia revenue more than doubles to $96.2bn, beating forecasts

The chipmaker projected $108bn in sales for the current quarter as AI infrastructure spending shows no sign of slowing.

NXEWS NewsroomAug 27, 2026, 3:56 AMUpdated 3 d ago

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