The US Federal Trade Commission is paying close attention to developments in artificial intelligence to ensure the field isn’t dominated by the major tech platforms, Chair Lina Khan said Monday.
While Russian President Vladimir Putin’s plan to station nuclear weapons in neighboring Belarus is unlikely to change Europe’s strategic balance, it has put him at odds with a pledge he made with Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping just days earlier.
Cartier owner Richemont said Chinese tourism is starting to return throughout Asia and Australia, helping boost luxury spending in those markets, though it has yet to reappear in Europe.
MicroStrategy Inc., the biggest corporate owner of Bitcoin, paid off the remainder of its $205 million Bitcoin-backed loan from Silvergate Bank with proceeds from the sale of shares and purchased about $150 million more of the cryptocurrency.
Prince Harry and Elton John showed up at a London court hearing into allegations that the Daily Mail tabloid committed widespread privacy breaches including snooping on phone calls and voicemails of celebrities.
Humza Yousaf won the contest to replace Nicola Sturgeon as head of the pro-independence Scottish National Party after a fractious battle that laid bare the scale of the challenge to unite the party and country.
The country might want to move on, but Nicola Sturgeon’s successor won’t end the division anytime soon.
Citigroup Inc.’s head of investment banking in the UK is leaving, prompting the latest in a series of changes to its London-based leadership.
First Citizens BancShares Inc. agreed to buy Silicon Valley Bank after a run on deposits wiped out the company in the biggest US bank failure in more than a decade.
A $634 billion rally in the Nasdaq 100’s top three megacap names this month has almost powered the tech-heavy gauge into a new bull market. Yet the nature of the rebound may signal that it doesn’t have much further to run.
