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China’s CXMT sees shares drop over 6% as investors look past profit forecast

QINGDAO, CHINA – SEPTEMBER 04: A general view shows facilities related to Changxin Memory Technologies on September 4, 2026 in Qingdao, Shandong Province of China. The company’s global DRAM market share has exceeded 10 percent following increased production capacity at its Hefei and Beijing lines, positioning it as the fourth-largest supplier worldwide while advancing research…

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Paysend CEO limits AI access to top employees

Laurence Dutton | E+ | Getty Images At London-headquartered payments technology company Paysend, access to artificial intelligence tools has to be earned. CEO Ben Chisell told CNBC he is a “very cynical man” about the hype around the technology, though he still sees value in it.  Chisell, who previously worked at Amazon, eBay and Starling…

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Democrats surge as Musk backs Republicans

A voter casts his ballot during early voting at the Polk County Election Office on Oct.14, 2026 in Des Moines, Iowa. Charlie Neibergall | Getty Images One of the last big campaign-finance snapshots before the Nov. 3 Election Day is now available, and both political parties found something to like. But campaign cash is flowing…

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Apple iPhone Duo demand, pricing and revenue impact

Apple‘s iPhone Duo, its most expensive iPhone ever, went up for preorder Friday, with launch-day pickup inventory selling out and some online delivery estimates already slipping into late January. The company said in a statement that the pre-order demand was “nothing short of extraordinary.” “We are working hard to get this revolutionary new product into…

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Trump denies Musk claim he ordered Starlink restrictions in Ukraine

President Donald Trump on Friday denied that the White House had ordered restrictions this week on Starlink satellite internet services provided to Ukraine’s armed forces. Ukrainian officials on Tuesday and Wednesday said SpaceX had restricted use of Starshield, a military-grade version of Starlink, without warning, impeding some military operations and its ability to defend civilians…

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OpenAI bugging case shows threat U.S. AI leadership: Clayton

U.S. companies and the Trump administration both “need to be wary” of foreign espionage attempts as the race for artificial intelligence dominance continues, Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton told CNBC on Friday. AI “amplifies” existing cybersecurity risks toward U.S. digital infrastructure, which is interconnected with critical systems related to everything from public goods to…

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