Trump media, the company behind the president's personal social media platform Truth Social, is inexplicably merging with a Google-backed fusion energy company called TAE Technologies. The deal is ...

Fusion energy startups are drawing billions as rising A.I.-driven power demand pushes the technology closer to commercial ...

Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group (NASDAQ: DJT) are soaring Thursday morning after the company announced a $6 billion merger with nuclear fusion company TAE Technologies. The price tag includes ...

Your guide to what Trump’s second term means for Washington, business and the world The Trump family media group has agreed to combine with Google-backed fusion energy company TAE Technologies in a ...

Boston Dynamics debuted the latest version of its Atlas robot while Commonwealth Fusion struck a software deal with Nvidia.

Nuclear energy company Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) said it would collaborate with chipmaker NVIDIA and energy ...

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President Donald Trump’s social media company, Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), said on Thursday that it’s merging with TAE Technologies, a Southern California-based company that has been ...

Trump Media & Technology Group, the social media and crypto company part owned by President Trump, said it would help develop a “utility-scale fusion power plant.” By Matthew Goldstein Jonathan Wolfe ...

Dec 18 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is getting into the fusion power business through a $6 billion merger of his social media firm and Google-backed TAE Technologies, announced just days ...

The Trump business empire’s expansion into nuclear fusion is alarming ethics experts, who warn it poses glaring conflicts of interest and risks the federal government playing favorites in what could ...