SpaceX increases its revenue by 92% in the first review as a publicly traded company

SpaceX increases its revenue by 92% in the first review as a publicly traded company

Some data more than expected on Wall Street. At the close of the session, SpaceX reported this Tuesday a 92% increase in its revenues during the second quarter (April-June), in its first results since its IPO last June. This increase was driven by the strong growth of Starlink, its satellite internet business, and its activities related to artificial intelligence.

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The PSPV bets on renewal in the three capitals before the PP mayors

The PSPV bets on renewal in the three capitals before the PP mayors

Renewal is the slogan. The PSPV is gearing up for the upcoming municipal elections and is turning to new faces to lead the candidacies in the main cities of the Valencian Community. In an attempt to nip in the bud the traditional internal conflicts that make the Alicante group ungovernable, the president and leader of the PSOE, Pedro Sánchez, and the minister and secretary general of the PSPV, Diana Morant, “blessed” yesterday through an agreement of the party’s candidate list commission the appointment of Trini Amorós as the “unity” candidate, aimed at contesting a key and hard-to-win mayoralty from Luis Barcala.

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Official: Gordon is already with Barça with quite a bit of suspense

Official: Gordon is already with Barça with quite a bit of suspense

The signing of Anthony Gordon was one of the most frantic ones remembered at Can Barça until yesterday when the pace suddenly slowed down. The agreement was closed on Wednesday, he landed in Barcelona on Thursday to undergo the medical examination, but this Friday, when he was supposed to sign the contract and be presented in the commercial area of Spotify Camp Nou, everything slowed down. Suddenly.

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These are the reasons why David Sánchez does not have to return the money despite his conviction

These are the reasons why David Sánchez does not have to return the money despite his conviction

David Sánchez, brother of the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, was sentenced yesterday by the Badajoz Court to nine years of disqualification from holding public office and from exercising the right to passive suffrage as the author of a crime of administrative misconduct for having occupied the position of coordinator of the conservatories of the Badajoz Provincial Council which, according to the sentence, was created “to his measure”.

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Campsites, apartments, and rural houses grow in mid-July thanks to the national tourist

Campsites, apartments, and rural houses grow in mid-July thanks to the national tourist

From the apartment or bungalow on the coast to the rural house or glamping in the mountains. The Spanish tourist has made non-hotel accommodations one of their usual ways to spend vacations, and last July they were also the ones who sustained its growth, against the decline of foreign tourists. Specifically, their overnight stays increased by 4.2%, while those of international travelers fell by 2.2%. The sector thus exceeded 22.5 million nights across the country, 0.9% more than a year ago according to provisional INE data for July, in a summer once again marked by rising prices.

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Anthropic X-rays the risks of its AI and believes it can still monitor it

Anthropic X-rays the risks of its AI and believes it can still monitor it

Anthropic, faithful to its policy of apparent transparency, has created the most detailed catalog ever made about the malicious use of its artificial intelligence Claude. A 154-page report details numerous threats that the company led by Dario Amodei has managed to neutralize. Or so it believes. “The cases we share here are not typical examples of misuse, but rather examples of the most notable and novel threat activities we have identified to date,” the text warns.

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The shadow of power in Cuba: Rodríguez Castro, the mysterious 'crab' who negotiates with the U.S.

The shadow of power in Cuba: Rodríguez Castro, the mysterious ‘crab’ who negotiates with the U.S.

Without a consensus leader in exile and without clear opposition figures inside the country, the figure of Raulito, Raúl Castro’s favorite grandson, popularly known as ‘the crab’, has been gaining influence in Cuba to lead the transformation of the communist regime under pressure from the United States since he was accepted by Washington as an interlocutor in the talks that began in May.

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The Chief Prosecutor of the National Court takes over the Ceuta case following the police report

The Chief Prosecutor of the National Court takes over the Ceuta case following the police report

The Chief Prosecutor of the National Court, Jesús Alonso, has informed the National Court judge María Tardón that he will take on the Ceuta case, so that he, and not the assigned prosecutor, will report on the jurisdiction and acceptance for processing of the complaint filed by an accusation, according to what La Vanguardia has learned from legal sources.

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