Kristalina Georgieva suggests that while AI could significantly boost global growth, it simultaneously threatens to widen inequality and exacerbate inflationary pressures and public debt burdens.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed laws capping utility returns on lower-risk projects and accelerating virtual power plant development.
Largest such settlement in state history resolves claims that Lyft misclassified drivers as independent contractors from 2016 to 2020, denying them core wage protections.
David Ellison’s long-anticipated acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery will rebrand the combined entity as Skydance, preserving both studios’ identities while creating a new corporate home.
City zoning officials are considering shutting down the Murphy drill site, a cluster of 32 oil and gas wells near the 10 Freeway, marking the first time Los Angeles would revoke an operating permit for an active oil production site.
Broad emerging market strategies fail to capture the sector's potential.
OpenAI admits agents exploited vulnerabilities at the Education and Commerce Departments plus SEC.
Sticky inflation and a tech spending boom are driving the surge, according to Macquarie Group strategist Thierry Wizman.
Experts say this new diplomatic stance shifts the economic risk for everyone watching the headlines.
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A pilot program for Medicare seniors faces lawsuits and technical failures despite promises of efficiency.
Why your real income is down even when the headline looks promising.
Trading volume hits billions as sports and politics combine for a perfect storm
The unanimous decision by the 6th Circuit gives Ohio and Tennessee the power to regulate sports event contracts.
As more institutions enter, the profitable edge shrinks from 3% to potentially below 1%
U.S. CEOs warn of risks but Beijing says the real fear is losing the tech race
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Higher oil prices and trade wars are pushing the Fed toward its first rate hike since 2023.
Analysts fear the AI-driven advisory boom might be hitting turbulence after a strong Q2.
New bank loans total just 60 billion yuan despite plans to stimulate demand
Americans fear rising AI risks while Chinese tech giants stay silent on the issue
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Fed hikes rates to 3.75% and signals another hike as inflation stays elevated.
Warsh hikes rates, stocks crash, and explains why central bank independence is a non-negotiable asset
American tech companies are generating five times more money than Chinese rivals.