AI group recently told investors the critical figure was nearing $50bn in September, far less than the $70bn widely reported

Russian jet drones are currently terrorizing Ukraine’s civilian population and disrupting daily life for millions of people. It is only a matter of time before other countries are also confronted by this threat, writes Leonid Baratz. The post Russia’s jet drones pose a security threat far beyond Ukr

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Federal Reserve Board announces enforcement action against American Express Company to address, among other things, the firm’s failure to sufficiently detect and report certain suspicious activity related to money laundering

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The expected postponement of Nvidia Corp.-backed data center company Firmus Grid Ltd.’s Australian IPO is an ominous sign for other proposed listings, coming after a string of disappointing debuts for artificial intelligence infrastructure firms.

Global financial institutions are beefing up their debt capital market teams in Japan, hiring bankers and relocating staff, to capture a boom in fundraising driven by mergers, acquisitions, and artificial intelligence capital.

Levi Strauss beat EPS by 33% but $0.11 of $0.12 came from tariff refunds. Applied Digital beat revenue by 208% but most of it was one-time construction work. Both stocks fell anyway.

They should lift incomes, not suppress prices