U.S. authorities have covertly inserted location monitoring devices in specific shipments of cutting-edge chips they believe are highly likely to be illegally diverted to China.
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YouTube will use a new AI-powered age verification system in the US based on viewing habits.
A new age-verification system that uses artificial intelligence to distinguish between adults and minors based on the types of videos they have been watching will
Hartree with deep pockets to acquire Touton, a 150-year-old French cocoa trader.
Global energy and commodities trader Hartree Partners is in negotiations to buy French agro-industrial company Touton, which deals in almost 10% of the world’s cocoa.
Trump expands access to the $12 trillion pension fund by investing in riskier and more lucrative alternative assets.
To give alternative asset managers a larger portion of the trillions of dollars in retirement savings held by Americans, U.S. President Donald Trump signed an
Nvidia gets US approval to export chips to China, the AI bellwether’s crucial market.
A major barrier to the AI bellwether’s access to a crucial market has been removed, as the Commerce Department has begun issuing licenses to Nvidia
OpenAI launches GPT-5 as a pathway to AGI and PhD-level expert thinking, to leapfrog competitors in AI benchmarks.
In a product update that is closely watched as a gauge of whether generative AI is progressing quickly or plateauing, OpenAI unveiled the fifth iteration
The US expects $50 billion in tariff revenues per month as higher levies take effect.
As additional tariffs on imports from dozens of nations take effect, U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick stated on Thursday that he anticipates the US will
Global M&A hits $2.6 trillion, the highest this year, driven by tariffs, AI, and the quest for growth.
As the anxiety brought on by U.S. tariffs has been overcome by a desire for expansion in corporate boardrooms and the influence of a boom
A UK Supreme Court ruling saves a multi-billion-pound consumer finance scandal.
In a move that is expected to allay bank concerns on a redress plan that some analysts had warned may cost tens of billions of
BigTech to share AI infrastructure costs, with Meta reclassifying $2 billion in assets as held-for-sale.
In a filing on Thursday, Meta Platforms revealed plans to sell $2 billion worth of data center assets as part of its ongoing efforts to
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