Meta rolls out internal AI tool as it pushes into business market – The Financial Times
Meta is pushing forward with plans to develop its artificial intelligence offering to businesses, as the social media platform rolls out a new AI tool...
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Week Ahead for FX, Bonds: U.S. Inflation Data, Rate Decisions in Eurozone and Australia in Focus – WSJ
The most important global events likely to affect FX and bond markets in the coming week. U.S. inflation data are likely to be the highlight...
Are banks really ‘de-banking’ customers? Here’s what to know. – The Washington Post
Web browser pioneer Marc Andreessen recently made waves with claims that Washington regulators are “de-banking” people — that is, directing banks to cut off accounts...
Meet the Small AI Chip Maker Now More Valuable Than Intel – WSJ
Matt Murphy has no interest in running a chip company 10 times the size of his current one. It is the smarter move, and actually...
ECB to Cut Faster in Bid to Revive Flagging Economy, Poll Shows – Bloomberg
The European Central Bank will cut interest rates more rapidly than previously envisaged to perk up an economy facing weaker growth and inflation, a Bloomberg...
U.S. Economy Is Doing What Few Others Are: Getting More Productive – WSJ
Inflation and the labor market are both cooling, but a subtle force has powered strong U.S. economic growth nonetheless. Americans keep finding ways to get...
Not all European business is a profitless wasteland – The Economist
Talk to european bosses about their continent and the responses are as varied as the languages they speak. Katastrophe, bark the Germans. The Italians wave...
Elon Musk plans to expand Colossus AI supercomputer tenfold – The Financial Times
Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence start-up xAI has pledged to expand its Colossus supercomputer tenfold to incorporate more than 1mn graphics processing units, in an effort...
Cronyism is a problem. But not always an economic one – The Economist
When economists explain the financial crisis that hit the “tiger economies” of Indonesia, Malaysia and South Korea, among others, in 1997, some reach for the...
U.S. Factory Orders Rose in October – WSJ
Orders for manufactured goods increased in October, bucking two months of declines, the Commerce Department said Wednesday.Orders totaled $586.7 billion, up from $585.6 billion in...