SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI will go public without being profitable

SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI will go public without being profitable

The economy of promises: SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI, tech giants valued at three trillion dollars, are gearing up to go public, although none of the three are currently making money. It is an unprecedented combination in the history of the United States, which is awaiting the largest stock market listing in history of three innovative companies, but largely still operating at a loss.

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Impasse on Everest: hundreds of mountaineers waiting for the serac to melt

Impasse on Everest: hundreds of mountaineers waiting for the serac to melt

Hundreds of expedition members are waiting for the gigantic and unstable block of ice, which prevents a minimally safe route from being traced through the Khumbu Glacier to Everest Camp 1 in Nepal, to collapse. The official team of Sherpas who inspected the area in the last few hours has concluded that it is not prudent to proceed with equipping the itinerary until the serac collapses, according to Everest Today. In an effort to find a solution as soon as possible, the prominent guide Mingma G has announced that a group of Sherpas from his company, Imagine Nepal, and other agencies has explored a possible alternative route in the Khumbu to Camp 1, which they could not complete due to adverse weather conditions.

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Brussels will coordinate energy reserves to avoid supply problems in Europe

Brussels will coordinate energy reserves to avoid supply problems in Europe

EU countries already have their box of recommendations from the European Commission to mitigate the energy crisis stemming from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. And it does not include the suggestion of teleworking, as an earlier draft stated, but it does include reinforced coordination of energy reserve storage among Member States, one of the few competencies the Community Executive has in this area. Brussels, however, is for the moment shelving the idea of approving a European mechanism to tax the extraordinary profits of energy companies, despite the request from large EU countries such as Spain, Italy, and Germany.

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Moreno would achieve an absolute majority and Montero would obtain the worst results for the PSOE, according to the polls

Moreno would achieve an absolute majority and Montero would obtain the worst results for the PSOE, according to the polls

The current president of the Junta of Andalusia and candidate for re-election for the Popular Party, Juanma Moreno, would have managed to secure an absolute majority in the regional elections held this Sunday, according to polls conducted by Sigma Dos for Canal Sur and NC Report for La Razón, which give the socialist candidate, María Jesús Montero, the worst results for the PSOE in the community in its entire history. The polls thus depict a scenario of free hands for the Andalusian president, without the constraints of Vox, which shows clear signs of stagnation.

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Madring, a crazy circuit

Madring, a crazy circuit

Shock. To cause admiration. To not leave indifferent. That is the aim of the new Madring (a name formed by Mad –from Madrid, or crazy– and Ring –ring, circuit–), the venue of the Spanish F-1 Grand Prix, which debuts this weekend in the Spanish capital after 35 consecutive editions at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya (from 1991 to 2025).

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Netanyahu challenges Trump and reopens the Beirut front

Netanyahu challenges Trump and reopens the Beirut front

Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to order new bombings on Beirut has once again raised tensions in the Middle East and put the United States’ strategy in the region to the test. According to Helena Pelicano, La Vanguardia’s special envoy in Jerusalem, it is “one more step in this military escalation in Lebanon” after a ceasefire signed last April which, in practice, “has not been observed by either side.” The journalist recalled that Israel maintains troops in Lebanese territory and that, until now, the capital had only been attacked once, following an express request from Donald Trump to avoid bombings on a densely populated city.

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