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Ukraine’s surprise robot offensive exposes a vulnerability in Putin’s war machine

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  A surprise Ukrainian robot offensive in the eastern Donbas region appears to have reversed over a year of Russian territorial gains, according to security experts, dealing a strategic blow to Russian President Vladimir Putin ’s territorial ambitions. Details of the Ukrainian counteroffensive, dubbed “Operation Vivaldi,” have started to come to light in recent weeks, offering rare insight into the fast-changing nature of frontline combat operations amid Russia’s full-scale invasion . As part of the ongoing operation, which started in May, security experts said Ukraine’s Third Army Corps had been able to deploy large bomber drones and remote-controlled robots behind enemy lines around Lyman in the northern Donetsk Oblast, apparently catching Russian forces off guard. Russian forces have been seeking to encircle Ukraine’s so-called fortress belt cities that make up the remaining Ukrainian-held territory in the region for the past 12 months. The third phase of Operation Vivaldi, ho...
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Google parent Alphabet shares fall 5% after earnings beat. Here’s what’s happening

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  ng Livestream CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Tech Google parent Alphabet shares fall 5% after earnings beat. Here’s what’s happening Published Thu, Feb 5 2026 6:10 AM EST Updated 26 Min Ago Sawdah Bhaimiya Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via Email Key Points Google parent Alphabet’s shares fell on Thursday after the company beat Wall Street’s expectations on earnings and revenue. The company said it would increase spending on artificial intelligence in 2026, which has spooked investors. Investors are dumping software stocks this week over concerns that AI tools could replace traditional software products. In this article GOOGL -16.83 (-5.05%) Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT
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U.S. stocks are at record highs, but the outlook for the world's largest economy is no clearer

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  U.S. stocks have strongly rebounded after a rough start to the year, even as the outlook for the world's largest economy and its interest rates remains as uncertain as ever. Economic modeling is "very difficult" right now because "things are changing constantly," Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic told CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" on Monday, pointing to  Canada's recent walk-back on its digital services tax . Market participants are also closely-watching the latest progress of U.S. President Donald Trump's " big, beautiful bill ," which  cleared a key Senate hurdle over the weekend .  From an inflation perspective, that means focusing on the expectations of businesses and consumers, along with the actions they are taking in response, Bostic continued. watch now VIDEO 12:53 Fed's Bostic: July meeting too early to assess inflationary impact of tariffs "The story there is that we are really starting to hear clear signs tha...
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A ‘terrible spiral of escalation’: World braces for intensifying Iran-Israel conflict

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  Urgent international calls for restraint appear to be falling on deaf ears as the world braces for intensifying conflict in the Middle East. All eyes are on the White House, as U.S. President Donald Trump  weighs carrying out direct military strikes on Iran . Such an act would represent a dramatic deepening of U.S. involvement in what has thus far been limited to attacks between Iran and U.S. ally Israel. Smoke blankets the sky above Tehran, Iran, following explosions in the capital after the Israeli army hit Iranian targets, on June 18, 2025. Anadolu | Anadolu | Getty Images The Kremlin warned Thursday that U.S. intervention in Iran would set off a “terrible spiral of escalation,” while Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova told Reuters that the world is “millimeters” away from nuclear catastrophe. Russia is currently mired in its own war in Ukraine, which also involves a fight over a major nuclear power plant. In the U.K., Prime Minister Keir Starmer chaire...
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End of an era: Warren Buffett will ask Berkshire board to replace him as CEO with Greg Abel

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  watch now VIDEO 03:01 Warren Buffett: Greg Abel should become Berkshire CEO at year-end An end of an era was announced in Omaha Saturday as  Warren Buffett  said he will soon ask the board of  Berkshire Hathaway  to have Greg Abel replace him as CEO at year end. While Buffett is 94 and Abel was designated as CEO successor in 2021, it nonetheless came as a surprise to the thousands of admiring shareholders gathered for this year’s  annual meeting  to once again hear the investing legend opine on the future of the company. “Tomorrow, we’re having a board meeting of Berkshire, and we have 11 directors. Two of the directors, who are my children, Howie and Susie, know of what I’m going to talk about there. The rest of them, this will come as news to, but I think the time has arrived where Greg should become the chief executive officer of the company at year end,” said Buffett, in the final few minutes of the meeting. In 1965, Buffett bought what was then ...
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