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Did the New York Times Really Unmask Satoshi Nakamoto? Adam Back Denies Bitcoin Founder Claim as Doubts Persist

Did the New York Times Really Unmask Satoshi Nakamoto? Adam Back Denies Bitcoin Founder Claim as Doubts Persist

Adam Back, British cryptographer and Blockstream CEO, again denied being Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto after renewed media scrutiny, including a New York Times report naming him the top candidate. No hard proof has emerged. Bitcoin traded near $71,580 Monday, with Satoshi’s suspected holdings worth about $78.7 billion. Markets showed little reaction to the speculation.
13 April 2026
Crude Oil Prices Steady Near 2025 Highs as Strait of Hormuz Disruption Keeps Brent, WTI Volatile

Crude Oil Prices Steady Near 2025 Highs as Strait of Hormuz Disruption Keeps Brent, WTI Volatile

Oil prices eased after earlier gains, with Brent at $81.13 and U.S. crude at $74.30 by late morning Wednesday. The market reacted to possible U.S.-Iran talks and ongoing disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. Qatar declared force majeure on gas exports, while Russia prepared to boost crude shipments to India. U.S. crude inventories rose by 3.5 million barrels last week.
Perplexity AI in the Spotlight: NYT Lawsuit, Cristiano Ronaldo Investment and New Security Tech – Everything That Happened From 5–7 December 2025

Perplexity AI in the Spotlight: NYT Lawsuit, Cristiano Ronaldo Investment and New Security Tech – Everything That Happened From 5–7 December 2025

The New York Times sued Perplexity AI on Dec. 5, alleging copyright violations for using Times articles to train its AI. The same day, the Chicago Tribune filed a similar lawsuit. Perplexity also announced an investment from Cristiano Ronaldo, launched new browser security features, and expanded free premium bundles in India.
48 Hours Without AI: Why Some People Are Unplugging from Artificial Intelligence

48 Hours Without AI: Why Some People Are Unplugging from Artificial Intelligence

Half of U.S. adults now say they are more concerned than excited about AI, up from 37% in 2021, even as weekly ChatGPT users top 800 million. A small but vocal group is trying to avoid AI tools, but many find it nearly impossible as the technology becomes embedded in phones, search engines, and workplace software. Some artists and venues label or ban AI-generated content to signal human authorship.
Wordle #1591 Stumps Players – Today’s NYT Puzzle Is “FETID” and Here’s Why It Smells Tough (Plus NYT’s Big Game Moves Ahead)

Wordle #1591 Stumps Players – Today’s NYT Puzzle Is “FETID” and Here’s Why It Smells Tough (Plus NYT’s Big Game Moves Ahead)

The answer to today’s Wordle (#1591) for Oct. 27, 2025, is FETID, confirmed by multiple outlets. The puzzle features no repeated letters and fits the hint “unpleasantly smelly.” Yesterday’s solution was PLUMP. NYT Games recently launched Pips, paywalled the Mini Crossword, and began testing Crossplay as a separate app.
27 October 2025
Wordle #1562 Today—“GOOEY”! Hints, Strategy, and the NYT Games Shake‑Ups You Shouldn’t Miss (Plus How It Compares to Connections, Strands, Quordle & More)

Wordle #1562 Today—“GOOEY”! Hints, Strategy, and the NYT Games Shake‑Ups You Shouldn’t Miss (Plus How It Compares to Connections, Strands, Quordle & More)

The Wordle answer for Sunday, Sept. 28, 2025, is GOOEY, confirmed by multiple outlets. Yesterday’s answer was FRITZ. NYT launched the daily domino-logic game Pips on Aug. 18 and moved Mini Crossword, Tiles, and Letter Boxed behind a paywall in late August. Wordle now refreshes at midnight local time and is available as a Discord Activity.
28 September 2025
AI Breakthroughs, Bold Plans & Backlash: Inside the 48‑Hour Global AI Frenzy (July 23–24, 2025)

AI Breakthroughs, Bold Plans & Backlash: Inside the 48‑Hour Global AI Frenzy (July 23–24, 2025)

President Donald Trump on July 23 unveiled the U.S. AI Action Plan, aiming for “global dominance” by promoting open-source AI and tightening chip export controls targeting China. OpenAI and Oracle announced Project Stargate, planning $500 billion in U.S. AI supercomputing. The EU’s AI Act takes effect August 2, imposing new rules on major AI models. Amazon shut its Shanghai AI lab amid U.S.–China tensions.

Stock Market Today

  • Celestica Inc: Over 20% Annualized Returns Anticipated Amid AI Hardware Surge
    May 19, 2026, 6:14 PM EDT. Celestica Inc (CLS) stands to gain from the growing demand for artificial intelligence (AI) hardware. This anticipated trend is expected to boost both the company's revenue (top-line) and profit margins, suggesting strong financial performance ahead. Analysts rate CLS stock as a Strong Buy, highlighting potential annualized returns exceeding 20%. Investors eyeing tech manufacturing and AI sectors may find Celestica's outlook particularly compelling amid evolving market dynamics.

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JetBlue axes 12 routes; Fort Lauderdale responds

JetBlue axes 12 routes; Fort Lauderdale responds

20 May 2026
JetBlue will end all flights at Manchester-Boston Regional Airport on July 8 and cut nine other East Coast routes, shifting capacity to Fort Lauderdale. The move follows Spirit Airlines’ shutdown and increased competition in South Florida. JetBlue said Fort Lauderdale revenue per seat mile rose 5% in the first quarter. Manchester officials expressed disappointment, noting JetBlue made up no more than 5% of airport traffic.
Exxon, Chevron Say Oil Reserves Hit by Hormuz Choke, More Volatility Ahead

Exxon, Chevron Say Oil Reserves Hit by Hormuz Choke, More Volatility Ahead

20 May 2026
The U.S. shipped a record 9.9 million barrels from its emergency oil reserve last week, cutting stocks to 374 million barrels. Brent crude settled at $111.28 a barrel Tuesday after signs of progress in U.S.-Iran talks, but Exxon and Chevron warned the market has not fully absorbed the impact of the Strait of Hormuz closure. The IEA reported global oil inventories fell by 246 million barrels in March and April.
Toll Brothers Shares Jump on Earnings Beat, But There’s a Catch for Housing Bulls

Toll Brothers Shares Jump on Earnings Beat, But There’s a Catch for Housing Bulls

20 May 2026
Toll Brothers shares rose 2.7% to $127.50 in after-hours trading after quarterly profit and revenue topped Wall Street forecasts. Fiscal Q2 net income fell to $260.6 million from $352.4 million a year earlier, while home sales revenue dropped to $2.51 billion. The company raised its full-year delivery and pricing guidance despite high mortgage rates and softer industry sentiment.
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