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More than 5% of equipment and materials supplied to US chipmakers originate in China, which also possesses some 90% of the rare earths required to manufacture semiconductors.

Mark Zuckerberg said Meta had reached the “frontier” of AI capabilities with the release of its latest Muse model.

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange’s pitch is aided by US investors’ preference for AI giants: “New York is no longer an option.”

JP Morgan said Asia’s expansion was “broadening from an overwhelmingly tech-led export boom towards more balanced growth from tech.”

After nearly four decades at Honeywell, Vimal Kapur reached the top — and then took on the task of breaking the 140-year-old industrial conglomerate into three companies.

The law firm’s March memo on data-center debt was making the rounds in recent days, laying out worst-case scenarios for the AI buildout.

The firm’s first activist-style letter, joined by another investor, puts pressure on new CEO Roger Lynch as Authentic Brands shows interest.

Shobi Khan’s success in filling the east London site is tempting him to think about international expansion.

China pushed back against claims that it manipulates its currency to boost the country’s exports, as Beijing and Brussels spar in trade negotiations.

Global trade in goods is expected to grow by 3.9% this year, The World Trade Organization said Thursday, as conflict-fueled disruptions in the Middle East are more than offset by the booming AI trade.

The beverage giant is reviving a plan to unwind its $5 billion acquisition of the British coffee chain it purchased in 2018.

In a rare joint appearance, the co-CEOs of Blue Owl dismissed the idea of a management buyout, the classic fix for a company heavily controlled by its founders and unloved by stockholders.