Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day opened at number one with $44 million. In a year ruled by a video game movie, a sci-fi adaptation and a music biopic, one of the last names in Hollywood that still sells a ticket on trust broke through.
Mid-June brought a wave of big startup rounds, from Behavox’s $175 million to Twenty’s $100 million, roughly $800 million in a single day. The flashy consumer apps got nothing. The plumbing of AI got everything.
Google confirmed the Antigravity CLI replaces the Gemini CLI on June 18, built for its Gemini 3.5 agentic models. It sounds like a boring tool swap. It is actually a road sign pointing at AI that acts instead of answers.
The Federal Reserve held rates but signaled possible hikes ahead, and stocks sold off in new chair Kevin Warsh’s first meeting. He scrapped forward guidance and leaned hawkish. The market got the message it did not want.
Yum Brands is selling Pizza Hut to private equity firm LongRange Capital and Yum China for about $2.7 billion combined. After ten straight quarters of falling US sales, the parent company is cutting loose the brand that built it.
The White House is retiring the aging Air Force One as President Trump accepts a replacement jet tied to Qatar. The plane the world treats as flying American soil now comes with a foreign return address, and a fight.