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Tariffs of up to 50 percent on steel and 25 percent on autos sit on one of the most integrated manufacturing relationships in the world, and firms need certainty, not just lower rates.
JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Wells Fargo report Q3 results on October 13, with investors watching bond yields, deal pipelines and credit quality.
Reflection AI has unveiled Beam, a 501-billion-parameter open-weight model that activates only about 23 billion parameters for each token it generates. The design is…
Former Apple chief executive Tim Cook has sold about 192,000 Apple shares worth roughly $63.9 million, according to regulatory filings, weeks after handing the…
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At least seven people were killed and dozens wounded when gunmen opened fire during a funeral at a Greek Orthodox church in Hammoud, in Jordan Karak governorate, on October 23.
President Trump accused the Federal Reserve board of wanting "the country to do badly" as 30-year mortgage rates touched their highest point in nearly three years.
IBM reported third quarter revenue of 17.1 billion dollars, up 5 percent year over year, with adjusted earnings of 2.95 dollars per share beating estimates as software grew 8 percent.
Several Google DeepMind researchers have resigned over the company's military AI contracts, with one saying the push into military operations made her ashamed to work at Google.
Following the Paramount–Warner Bros. Discovery merger, Skydance now controls 36 premium sports properties — nearly twice as many as its closest rival.
Netflix is cutting about 1,000 jobs — six per cent of its workforce — as co-CEOs Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters sharpen focus before quarterly earnings.
New federal rules finalized October 5 require hospitals and insurers to publish actual dollar prices — and ban the "ghost rates" regulators say obscured real costs.
NASA released a 360-page request for proposals on October 9 inviting U.S. companies to design, build and operate commercial space stations to succeed the ISS.
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