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Looking Past Nvidia Turmoil, Stocks Log Best Week in Months
Financial markets register their strongest weekly performance in months despite recent disruptions surrounding Nvidia.
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The Audacious Plan to Electrify the Global Economy—Again ? Climate & Energy for Nov. 12
Global media focus shifts to sweeping plans and hidden hurdles in transitioning the world economy to electricity.
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Treasury Yield Surge Shatters Hopes Worst of Bond Rout Is Over
US Treasury yields surge and bond markets face severe sell-offs, shattering hopes that the worst of the rout is over.
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SoftBank Loses $7 Billion as AI Data Centers Turn Out to Be Risky Investment
SoftBank faces severe financial losses totaling $7 billion linked to risky artificial intelligence data centers and gas turbine investments.
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Russia loses almost half a million lives in war on Ukraine
Financial Times reports Russia loses almost half a million lives in war on Ukraine.
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‘A high probability’: Congress pushes tighter export controls following Nvidia scandal
Congress weighs tighter export controls on Nvidia chips as fresh procurement scandals send shockwaves through regional AI markets.
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Jensen Huang's leather jackets used to be cool. Now they're a punchline.
Jensen Huang's signature black leather jacket shifts from cultural symbol of tech cool to viral internet meme.
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Quantum Systems drones grounded by German military after cyber attack
German military drones grounded after a cyberattack are now flying again, according to Quantum Systems.
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Jim Cramer has three lingering questions about Anthropic ahead of its historic IPO
Anthropic launches its IPO as Jim Cramer raises three lingering questions about the AI company ahead of its historic public debut.
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US home sales fall to lowest level since 2010 as mortgage rates soar
US home sales fall to lowest level since 2010 as mortgage rates soar
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The warnings from Paraguay’s banking scandal
Paraguayan investigators raided the president's official residence as part of a probe into the collapse of Ueno Bank, one of the country's largest banks.
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Poundland set for more time to secure a rescue deal as emergency talks continue
Poundland's directors meet as emergency talks over a rescue deal extend, with MPs scrutinising the US owner's £10m release to the chain.
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Stocks rally as CoreWeave soothes, bonds reel on rate hike fears
US tech stocks are poised to extend their rebound following earnings results from CoreWeave.
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Anthropic IPO valuation calculator: How much is it really worth?
Anthropic's IPO filing puts a valuation debate at the center of the AI trade, with Bloomberg and the Financial Times weighing excitement against skepticism.
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Anthropic bankers prepare to increase IPO valuation to $1.5tn or more
Anthropic's bankers are preparing to raise the AI company's IPO valuation target to $1.5 trillion or higher while simultaneously launching an Australian retail offering.
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Weil partners approve plan to shut down law firm
Weil Gotshal partners vote to wind down the 93-year-old Big Law firm, marking the largest U.S. law-firm collapse since Dewey & LeBoeuf.
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France Blames Iran for Cyberattack on Refrigeration Systems
France accuses Iran of hacking refrigeration systems, prompting Iranian denial and expert debate on appliance cybersecurity risks.
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Jensen Huang’s alleged honeypot scandal has inspired some top-notch memes
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang faces FBI scrutiny and meme-fueled attention over an alleged honeypot scandal involving a Chinese businesswoman.
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Jensen Huang exit odds are low on prediction markets after Nvidia probe
Prediction markets indicate low exit odds for Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang following coverage of an affair with a reported Chinese spy.
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Russian military turns to deepfake videos to claim battlefield success
Russian commanders are feeding Vladimir Putin AI-generated deepfake videos that falsely depict the capture of Ukrainian towns, inflating territorial claims by a factor of 45, the Financial Times reports.
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What markets want from the Democrats
US midterm results described as a "bluenami" are reshaping market expectations for Democratic policy, bank stocks, defensive sectors, and gold.
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Democrat triumph offers China ‘window to catch up’ on AI
Recent midterm election outcomes create a potential window for China to advance in artificial intelligence.
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Anthropic strikes $3.4bn deal to generate gas-fired power for data centres
Anthropic has struck a $3.4bn deal to generate gas-fired power for data centres, according to recent business coverage.
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Apple saves $2.7bn in taxes by booking profits in Singapore
Apple saved $2.7 billion in taxes by booking up to $50 billion of profit in Singapore during fiscal 2026, overtaking Ireland as its largest single tax benefit.
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The New York Times Doesn’t Understand AI’s Role in Suppressing Wages
Five business outlets report a wave of debate over how AI agents reshape management pay, headcount models and performance metrics across industries.
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Berkshire Hathaway’s Operating Earnings Fall, Buybacks Rise
Berkshire Hathaway reports a drop in third-quarter earnings while significantly increasing its share buyback activity.
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Stocks Just Had Their Worst Second Day After a Midterm in Nearly a Century
Financial markets experience historic losses following midterms as major indices record unprecedented drops.
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No, ‘mogging’ does not signal the decline of the English language
Recent coverage examines the selection of 'mogging' as the 2026 Word of the Year and debates its broader cultural implications.
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Meta warns that election backlash against data centers could make AI expansion harder
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FAA to finally ditch floppy disks in what it calls "historic" tech upgrade
The Transportation Department is retiring floppy disks from air traffic control as part of a modernization effort.
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Investors brace for lower Anthropic valuation, calling $1.5 trillion a 'stretch'
Investors are bracing for a lower valuation on Anthropic as the company prepares to proceed with its IPO roadshow.
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Anthropic IPO Buyers See Valuation as Low as $1.1 Trillion
Investors brace for a lower Anthropic valuation as the company presses ahead with its initial public offering targeting $1.5 trillion.
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Nasdaq futures rise after steep AI selloff as chip stocks stabilize
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The echo chamber of Xi Jinping
Coverage across international outlets explores Xi Jinping's deepening party purge, military restructuring, and governance style.
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Russia deepened Iran support with missile launcher deal
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China Blocks $5.4 Billion SoftBank Robot Deal, Flexing Control Over AI Tech
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How will the midterms blue wave affect my 401(k)? Answers here
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Uber beats on revenue even as mobility and delivery units miss estimates
Uber reports revenue growth alongside mixed unit performance and a profit forecast that disappoints investors.
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Anthropic was founded to answer to humanity. Soon, it will also answer to Wall Street
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Global stocks slide as Democratic wins stoke fears for AI boom
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CVS Plans to Break Up Healthcare Conglomerate, Reports Say
CVS Health is reportedly planning to split its massive healthcare conglomerate into two separate publicly traded companies by 2028.
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CVS Health to split into two publicly traded companies by 2028, FT reports
CVS Health is planning a strategic separation into two distinct publicly traded companies by 2028, according to a report from the Financial Times.
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The Capital Wall: The AI Buildout Is Running Out of External Capital
Artificial intelligence infrastructure is facing a 'Capital Wall' as debt reaches record levels and external funding sources begin to dry up.
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How common are national exit taxes?
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is facing scrutiny over a proposed 'exit tax' targeting Italy's wealthy expats to attract domestic voters.
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AI is making CDS great again
Financial Times coverage reports that artificial intelligence is driving a resurgence in credit default swaps.
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A new cold war: hackers target fridges across the globe
Cyber-attacks targeting supermarket freezers across nine European countries have placed the region on high alert regarding food infrastructure security.
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Stocks slip as AI jitters, US midterms keep investors on edge
Wall Street is experiencing a decline in stock values as investors react to uncertainty surrounding the US midterm elections and AI-related market jitters.
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Trump Removes South Africa From the African Growth and Opportunity Act Trade Program
The United States is moving to strip South Africa and Rwanda of their duty-free trade access under the African Growth and Opportunity Act.
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Weil Associate Blasts ‘Greed’ And ‘Lack Of Leadership’ As Firm Collapses
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Charles left without umbrella in rainstorm fit for a king
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Shop freezers in seven European countries hit by cyber-attack
Supermarket freezers across seven European countries overheat in a sweeping cyber-attack.
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Alstom Shares Plunge After Technical Issues Prompt Guidance Cut
Alstom shares have plummeted following a second profit outlook cut in 2026 triggered by technical issues in rail projects.
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Chip Maker Marvell Agrees to Buy Lumentum in $80 Billion Deal
Chip maker Marvell moves to acquire data centre component maker Lumentum in a massive multibillion-dollar transaction.
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UN’s peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara ends after 35 years following US-Russia standoff
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Serbia after Vucic: The winners are losing patience
Serbia faces a precarious political transition as the winners of recent elections struggle to form a government without a clear leader.
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Military briefing: what would another US-Iran conflict look like?
Strategic analyses and reports are evaluating the potential for a renewed US-Iran conflict alongside threats of targeted attacks on Iranian leadership.
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Weil Collapse Floods Market With Lawyers Looking for New Jobs
The collapse of Wall Street law firm Weil Gotshal is triggering a surge of legal professionals seeking new employment opportunities in the market.
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Why the Markets Don’t Care About the Midterms
Financial markets exhibit unusual stability and detachment as the United States approaches the 2026 midterm elections despite predictions of significant shifts.
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US midterms loom over jittery investors
US midterm elections and looming tech earnings are driving volatility for investors concerned about AI policy and bond market shifts.
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OpenAI slashes funding target by $10 billion amid tech rout, FT reports
OpenAI reportedly reduces its funding target by $10 billion during an artificial intelligence slump and broader tech sector selloff.