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The priority items, which were picked from 62 products and technologies, include semiconductors and artificial intelligence.

OpenAI is now valued at $1.25 trillion in a new round of funding that has raised another $11 billion, according to Bloomberg. That would make it one of the world's most valuable companies, not long after raising $122 billion from investors in March at a valuation of $852 billion. Echoing FT and Wall Street Journal […]

OpenAI has reportedly raised an additional $11 billion as part of a funding round that hasn't closed yet but is expected to in the coming weeks.

Anthropic could list below a $1.5 trillion valuation, trailing previous expectations, as the AI trade sours on Wall Street.

Following the US midterm elections this week, shares of Nvidia--the world's No. 2 most valuable company by market cap behind Apple--slid downhill in a big way. In fact, more than $1 trillion has been wiped out from Nvidia's market cap since its peak in October. Nvidia stock rebounded today, November 6, following the huge selloff on November 5 that also affec

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Investors had been selling off tech shares in part due to concerns the Democrat election victory would mean slower AI development.

A stock rally fueled in part by artificial intelligence is being tested after Democrats’ landslide election victories.

From tariff turmoil and stock shocks to market meltdowns, the global financial system has never been in such flux. Manus Cranny, The National's geo-economics editor, cuts through the noise and presents insights from the stories making headlines around the world.

Wall Street suffered its worst single-day sell-off in years, wiping more than $3 trillion off the market as midterm election results settled.

It was the second straight day of selling in AI stocks and the fifth decline of more than 500 points in the Nasdaq Composite since mid-October.

On average, each resident in Japan bore about ¥100,000, based on the country's population of about 122.86 million as of April 1.

Shares sank, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq dropping over 5%, as investors reacted with fear that a Democratic Congress — and states across the country -— would crack down on AI and data centers.

Here are the most breathtaking statistics from the major stock sell-off on Thursday.

Executives at FT’s Future of AI summit admit tech industry has fuelled hostility towards its own expansion

The transaction could become the largest acquisition deal in Japan's chemical industry.

Paris Creator Week is doubling in size this year, drawing 8,000 industry professionals and top executives from YouTube, Twitch, LinkedIn and traditional media giants including Banijay and Mediawan. The gathering kicks off today at the Halle de la Villette where a new study is being unveiled, revealing that the global creator economy is on track […]

For years, Wall Street has been happy to write blank cheques for some of the biggest companies in the world. But investors are now starting to get nervous.

As investors worry about massive spending on the A.I. buildout paying off, earnings reports drove markets down. NBC News’ Brian Cheung reports on what happened on Wall St. and the hack on crypto exchange Binance.

Google lost nearly half a trillion this week. But the week's tech sell off might provide an opportunity, says Mike Khouw.

Tech stocks plunged, wiping out $1 trillion from Nasdaq 100 index companies.

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Hyperscalers continue spending big on artificial intelligence, putting pressure on their legacy businesses and impacting their free cash flow.

Mistral says its new model can afford organizations a kind of control over its cyber defenses that closed models can't.

Holding AI risk in one's portfolio is becoming unavoidable for most investors, says an academic.

<p>Lack of profits and the threat posed by western countries are raising concern about the sustainability of Beijing’s AI boom</p><p>Trillions of dollars have been wiped from China’s stock markets in recent months amid increasing anxiety about the future of artificial intelligence, as Beijing races against the United States for dominance in the sector.</p><p

Further darkening the outlook is the growing perception that leaders are in no rush to jump-start an economy that is slowing but at a tolerable speed.

OpenAI is close to finalizing a new funding round that is meant to be a bridge to its 2027 IPO, sources familiar with the matter tell CNBC.

Protests in Europe have highlighted debt squeeze, with France now paying more to borrow than Italy and Greece.

A merger of Tesla and SpaceX makes a lot of sense for the world’s richest man and his shareholders.

For the first time, the Treasury calculates how much the UK could have raised by investing North Sea proceeds.