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President Donald Trump can dismiss public opinion polls as “fake news” all he wants. That won’t change the fact that the commander-in-chief is in political distress — even according to survey outlets that usually give him more favorable ratings.

Like every bubble, the important point is how the AI boom is being financed

AI slop is taking over political communication. What could go wrong?

America needs its neighbors to counter China.

Decision by former prime minister will trigger by-election in his London seat, with Greens likely to challenge ruling Labour Party

Seattle is confronting a real estate slowdown as AI reshapes employment and the wealthy face new levies. Anna Edgerton explains. (Source: Bloomberg)

Markets are not pricing in the probability of South Africa’s return to investment grade, leaving scope for government bonds, stocks and the rand to rally, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.

Higher levels of exports seen recently are looking tenuous.

The Scion Group and Ares Management Corp. funds bought four US student housing communities for about $435 million, the second deal for the companies’ new partnership.

The US government awarded a lucrative contract to a crypto analytics firm without putting it up for competitive bidding, sparking a legal fight and opening a new avenue for criticism over the Trump administration’s tendency toward no-bid deals.