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A Faint Flash a Mile Underground Could Be the First Glimpse of Dark Matter
A Faint Flash a Mile Underground Could Be the First Glimpse of Dark Matter Nearly a mile beneath the surface of the Earth, inside a chamber shielded from the constant drizzle of cosmic rays that bathes the world above, scientists say they may have recorded something extraordinary: a tiny pulse of light that could mark…
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Have Scientists Glimpsed the First Dark Matter Particle?
Have Scientists Glimpsed the First Dark Matter Particle? Few questions in modern physics carry as much weight as this one: what is dark matter made of? For decades, astronomers have known that something invisible holds galaxies together, bends light in ways ordinary matter cannot explain, and shaped the large-scale scaffolding of the cosmos. Yet no…
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Two Marin County Financiers Charged in Alleged $100 Million Ponzi Scheme
Federal prosecutors have charged two Marin County investment managers in connection with an alleged Ponzi scheme that authorities say took in roughly $100 million from investors, according to reports published Wednesday. The case centers on a Bay Area investment operation that, prosecutors allege, promised steady and outsized returns while quietly using money from new investors…
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Broadcom Stock Slips as Strong Results Prove ‘Not Enough to Keep Investors Happy’
Broadcom shares fell after the chipmaker reported quarterly results that beat expectations, a reaction that underscores just how high the bar has become for the semiconductor companies at the center of the artificial intelligence buildout. The pullback came despite a quarter that, by most conventional measures, was strong. Yet as one market observer put it,…
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Chicago Alders Request Hearing on World Business Chicago Campaign Featuring Mayor Brandon Johnson
A group of Chicago alderpersons is calling for a City Council hearing to examine a promotional campaign produced by World Business Chicago that prominently features Mayor Brandon Johnson, raising questions about the cost of the effort, how it was funded and whether public dollars were involved. World Business Chicago is the city’s public-private economic development…
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CT Business Blend: A Weekly Snapshot of Connecticut’s Economy Returns for Aug. 31, 2026
CT Business Blend: A Weekly Snapshot of Connecticut’s Economy The Hartford Business Journal published the latest edition of its recurring CT Business Blend feature on Monday, Aug. 31, 2026, continuing a format that has become a familiar landing spot for readers looking to catch up on Connecticut’s business news in a single sitting. Roundup columns…
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AI Steps Into the Lab: Machines Are Now Helping Design Physics Experiments
Physics has always been a discipline of imagination as much as measurement. Before a detector is built or a laser is aligned, someone has to picture the arrangement of mirrors, magnets and beams that will coax nature into revealing something new. Increasingly, that someone may be an algorithm. A new focus in Nature on designing…
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Bill Simmons’s A.I. Obsession Is Testing the Patience of His Podcast Co-Hosts
Bill Simmons built a media empire on the sound of friends arguing. Now, according to a New York Times report, some of those friends are getting tired of one particular argument: the one about artificial intelligence. The Ringer founder, whose sprawling podcast network turns basketball trades, movie rankings and gambling grudges into hours of weekly…
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Google Avoids Ad Tech Breakup as Court Rejects Forced Divestiture
A federal court has ruled that Google will not be required to break up its advertising technology business, handing the company a significant victory in one of the most closely watched antitrust cases of the past decade. The decision concerns the remedies phase of the Justice Department’s ad tech lawsuit against Google, a case that…
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The Singularity Is Not What It Seems
For decades, the “singularity” has served as the vanishing point of technological imagination â the moment when machine intelligence surpasses our own and history slips out of human hands. It is a tidy story, and like most tidy stories about the future, it may be telling us more about ourselves than about what is actually…