Tanishka Jain

McDonald’s announces the appointment of Skye Anderson as its new President of the USA business. With more than 26 years of experience at McDonald’s, she brings deep operational discipline and strong financial judgment to her new role.

The United States government has decided to stop using AI technology developed by Anthropic, an AI research company.

AstraZeneca is reportedly in discussions with Bristol Myers Squibb to merge, potentially forming a pharmaceutical giant valued at nearly $400 billion.

The United States AI chip startup called Etched raised $300 million in a Series C funding round. The company manufacture special computer chips for AI, as AI is becoming more powerful and the company needs faster and better chips. This new funding will help Etched build these advanced AI chips demanded by companies. During the funding, the biggest investor was Sequoia Capital, a company that invests money in private technology companies to offer financial support and strategic guidance to startups from the early idea stage.

Target Corporation announced the election of Joe DePinto to its board of directors, effective Aug. 1. The appointment comes as Target seeks to regain ⁠momentum after several years of sluggish sales growth, which saw ​shoppers gravitate toward lower-priced rivals and pull back on discretionary purchases.

The United States government is planning to invest $250 million in the I-Pulse Inc. startup to develop semiconductor chips and special electricity technology.
I-Pulse Inc. was co-founded by Robert Friedland, a billionaire well-known in the mining (metal extraction) business, and the company has laboratories in New Mexico.

The United States government is planning to invest $250 million in the I-Pulse Inc. startup to develop semiconductor chips and special electricity technology.
I-Pulse Inc. was co-founded by Robert Friedland, a billionaire well-known in the mining (metal extraction) business, and the company has laboratories in New Mexico.

The United States government is planning to invest $250 million in the I-Pulse Inc. startup to develop semiconductor chips and special electricity technology.
I-Pulse Inc. was co-founded by Robert Friedland, a billionaire well-known in the mining (metal extraction) business, and the company has laboratories in New Mexico.

The United States government is planning to invest $250 million in the I-Pulse Inc. startup to develop semiconductor chips and special electricity technology.
I-Pulse Inc. was co-founded by Robert Friedland, a billionaire well-known in the mining (metal extraction) business, and the company has laboratories in New Mexico.