New York City Appeals Order to Restart Second-Home Tax Notices
A Staten Island judge voided New York City's first round of second-home tax notices, but the city appealed, automatically pausing the order while litigation continues.
Boeing Wins $20 Billion U.S. Navy F/A-XX Fighter Development Contract
The U.S. Navy selected Boeing for a more than $20 billion F/A-XX development contract, advancing a sixth-generation carrier fighter planned for the 2030s.
Nvidia Launches Open Agent Safety Platform With Software and Hardware Controls
Nvidia’s new Open Agent Safety Platform combines the OpenShell runtime with a BlueField-4-based Sentry watchdog to limit and monitor what autonomous AI agents can access and do.
Treasury to Automatically Create Trump Accounts for Up to 60 Million Children
New Treasury regulations automatically create Trump Accounts for up to 60 million children beginning October 1, but families must still claim accounts and separately elect the $1,000 federal contribution when…
Fed Inspector General Finds No Misconduct but Faults $2.4 Billion Renovation Oversight
The Federal Reserve inspector general found no criminal grounds or administrative misconduct, but identified major cost-control and governance failures in a $2.381 billion renovation.
Ken Griffin Gives Carnegie Mellon $3 Billion for Pittsburgh and Miami Campuses
Ken Griffin’s $3 billion Carnegie Mellon gift will invest $1 billion in Pittsburgh and launch a $2 billion, 35-acre Miami campus.
New Defaulted Loans Support Center Opens at StudentAid.gov
Treasury and Education launched a federal portal for borrowers in default to compare rehabilitation and consolidation and apply online.
Micron Forecasts $61.5 Billion Quarterly Revenue as AI Memory Contracts Grow
Micron reported $54.23 billion in fiscal fourth-quarter revenue and forecast $61.5 billion for the current quarter as AI-memory contracts expanded.
S&P 500 and Dow Fall as Nasdaq Rises at September 30 Close
The S&P 500 and Dow fell while the Nasdaq rose on September 30 as investors weighed softer inflation, stronger revised growth and elevated Treasury yields.