South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix made its Nasdaq debut Friday, the latest in a flurry of listing activity.

The company closed up 13% after completing the largest U.S. share sale ever by a foreign company, and the third-largest of all time, behind only SpaceX last month and Saudi Aramco in 2019. South Korea’s second-largest company also has plans to expand in the U.S., as the Trump administration pushes for more domestic memory chip production amid a global shortage.

More blockbuster debuts could be ahead for 2026, including Anthropic and OpenAI, though the ChatGPT maker is reportedly considering waiting until next year.

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Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., died from cardiovascular disease, according to a preliminary report, as his death prompted an outpouring of tributes including from President Donald Trump and former President Joe Biden.

Apple sued OpenAI and two former employees for theft of trade secrets, alleging the AI company took Apple technology to further their own hardware development.

Meta’s stock soared to its best weekly performance in more than two years, boosting Mark Zuckerberg’s net worth by $12 billion, following the launch of a new AI model, and reported plans to develop in-house AI chips.

Palantir rival Cognyte is inking deals with a growing number of local law enforcement agencies in the U.S. by tricking out trucks with spy technology. The........

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