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Investors Bet On A.I. Again After Micron Reports 346% Sales Jump
Micron Technology's stock surged over 16% in pre-market trading Thursday, following the release of its third-quarter results. The chipmaker reported a nearly 15-fold increase in profit, reaching $28.2 billion, and a 346% rise in revenues compared to the previous year. This significant upturn reversed a 13% decline in its stock on Tuesday, which occurred amidst a global sell-off impacting AI and AI-adjacent companies.
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The internet is flaming this REI ad. Can you figure out why?
REI posted an AI-generated ad for a product, sparking internet backlash. A REI spokesperson blamed the altered image on Meta, Instagram’s parent company.
The Seattle Times
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A lot is happening around Seattle this weekend. So what about that risk of thunderstorms?
There's a lot going on this weekend with soccer and pride events, but should you be worried about thunderstorms and rain?
The Seattle Times
7 days
A Turkish court convicts 4 over Turkish-German family’s insecticide deaths in an Istanbul hotel
A court has convicted three pest control workers and a hotel owner over the deaths of a family from Germany poisoned by insecticide in Istanbul.
The Seattle Times
8 days
Three dead after car plunges 400 feet off embankment in Santa Cruz mountains
The driver was a 21-year-old man from Yuba City, and the two passengers were a 17-year-old boy from San José and a 27-year-old man from Salem, Ore. All three died.
The Seattle Times
8 days
Kohberger murder case cost taxpayers millions. Defense expenses remain unclear
Bryan Kohberger's murder case delivered extraordinary cost to Idaho. A Boise-based criminal defense attorney called it an “incredible amount of money.”
The Seattle Times
8 days
Meet Buster, a robot dog now helping Sacramento deputies respond to dangerous calls
Buster’s arrival reflects a growing trend among law enforcement agencies across the country to adopt robotic technology for public safety.
The Seattle Times
8 days
‘Serial monogamists’ who love scandal, Chicago zoo’s same-sex penguin couple showcase animal diversity
During Pride Month, Chicago-area zoos are highlighting LGBTQ+ animals. From dolphins to a desert grassland whiptail lizard, “wildlife displays for us the beauty of difference.”
The Seattle Times
8 days
Mariners were difficult to watch during first half of schedule
Through the first half of perhaps their most anticipated season, the Mariners (41-41) have been inexcusably, profoundly average.
The Seattle Times
8 days
Sea-Tac checks in World Cup fan obsession with ranch dressing
As Sea-Tac breaks records for its busiest travel days, passengers are said to be bringing home an unexpected souvenir: ranch dressing
The Seattle Times
8 days
Please don’t rain on this Seattle parade: June gloom for Pride?
As Seattleites look past the heat wave’s crescendo on Wednesday and towards Pride celebrations, they face a familiar foe: the drizzle.
The Seattle Times
8 days
Tips for using Seattle’s record-breaking transit on World Cup Friday
The Egypt-Iran World Cup match starts at 8 p.m., bringing late-night surges to transit stops and the Pioneer Square pedestrian zone. Here's what to know.
