At a conference of Mercosur trade group leaders on Thursday, four investment banks declared that they will contribute $10 billion towards infrastructure projects that will
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Google enters the global AI contest with Gemini, raising the stakes.
The introduction of Project Gemini by Google, an AI model programmed to behave in human-like ways, marks the company’s next major advancement in artificial intelligence
US Big Bank CEOs kick against Basel Endgame and overregulation as harmful to the economy.
The heads of the largest Wall Street banks used their appearance on Capitol Hill on Wednesday to implore senators to halt the Biden administration’s proposed
Exxon–Pioneer $60b blockbuster merger deal to be reviewed by FTC.
Securities documents reveal that ExxonMobil is under investigation by federal regulators for its $60 billion acquisition of a Texas oil business, which would make it
Bitcoin soars 150% in 18 months to hit $41,000 on ETF prospects.
Once more, bitcoin is gaining popularity. For the first time in more than a year and a half, the largest cryptocurrency in the world surged
Societe Generale bank embraces blockchain technology with a 10m euro digital green bond.
The third-largest listed bank in France, Societe Generale, announced on Monday that it had issued its first “digital green bond” on a public blockchain as
COP28: Top 10 development banks pledge more funds for clean energy, but decline accord on fossil fuel.
At the COP28 conference, ten of the leading development banks in the world committed to intensifying their climate efforts, but they made no mention of
Swiss bank UBS targets $150b in new money as it embarks on ambitious US expansion.
As part of its ambition to reach $150 billion in net new money or inflow of new funds, annually, Swiss bank UBS intends to increase
US-China rivalry deepens as the Pentagon signs a new high-tech deal with Australia and the United Kingdom.
As part of a larger attempt to offset China’s rapidly rising influence in the Indo-Pacific, the United States is extending its high-tech military collaboration with
US enact new rules to exclude Chinese supply chains from winning EV tax credits.
The long-awaited guidelines, which would restrict the amount of Chinese content in batteries eligible for electric vehicle tax credits beginning next year, were released by
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