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As the week comes to a close, let’s look back at the top stories that emerged over the past few days. From Trump’s contemplation of the Australian retirement system to Elon Musk’s predictions about AI-driven unemployment, here’s a recap of the week’s most significant stories.

The potential departure of Apple Inc.‘s (NASDAQ:AAPL) top chip executive is intensifying concerns about the company's leadership stability as it faces growing pressure to accelerate its artificial intelligence ambitions.

As the RAM crisis worsens,major PC makers Dell, HP and Lenovo are prepping customers for price hikes.

Most people chasing success are measuring the wrong thing. It's not the follower count, the press hits, or how many zeros show up on a startup valuation deck. According to Kevin O'Leary, the real scoreboard is your untouched nest egg—$5 million in cold, hard cash that you never, ever touch.

President Trump's push for a single national AI law splits Republicans, with the Senate blocking his plan to override state-level AI rules.

Recent reports suggested that OpenAI was planning to integrate ads into ChatGPT, but the company has dismissed the claims as mere speculation. However, this could be the solution to the company's financial problems.

Morgan Stanley says there is a growing AI power gap, and IREN will be important in helping generate the power needed for AI compute.

AI agents are a hot topic in 2025.

Chevron Corporation‘s (NYSE:CVX) Chevron Australia and Gorgon JV partners have approved the Final Investment Decision for the Gorgon Stage 3 project off northwest Western Australia.