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Nvidia warned that a new U.S. bill could hurt its global edge by restricting AI chip exports, while growing pressure pushes tech firms like OpenAI to seek alternatives.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren accused President Donald Trump of lying about lowering costs while his tariffs raise prices and his family's WLFI crypto venture reportedly boosted their wealth by $5 billion.
Cathie Wood said artificial intelligence and other breakthrough technologies will spark a massive productivity boom that could push U.S. inflation to zero while reshaping economic growth.
Anthropic, backed by Amazon and Google, agreed to a $1.5B settlement with authors over using pirated books to train its AI, marking a historic first in the AI copyright battle.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called for sweeping reforms at the Federal Reserve, accusing it of fueling inflation and inequality, as President Donald Trump weighs potential successors to Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
HSI's record-breaking raid at a Hyundai-LG battery plant in Georgia detains 475 workers, straining US-South Korea ties and raising compliance concerns in the EV sector.
Benjamin Bilski, team representative of Solana (CRYPTO: SOL)-based AI trading platform True, said that if perpetual futures become accessible in the U.S., it would validate the model and expand the overall market size.
Stablecoins are evolving into financial instruments that offer user-centric yield, posing challenges for regulators. CBDCs and GENIUS Act play key roles.
