Citadel Negotiating Enterprise-Wide ChatGPT License, Griffin Says
Ken Griffin said his firms are in the process of negotiating an enterprise-wide license to use OpenAI’s ChatGPT tool.
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JetBlue’s New York-to-Paris Flights Are 60% Cheaper Than Delta, American
Business class savings are even deeper.
Powell’s Shift on Rate Hikes Comes as Officials Prepare for March Meeting
Less than five weeks after the Federal Reserve slowed its pace of interest-rate hikes, Chair Jerome Powell on Tuesday served warning it may need to re-accelerate.
Silvergate Is in Talks With FDIC Officials on Ways to Salvage Bank
US regulators have been sent to the headquarters of Silvergate Capital Corp., as the troubled crypto-friendly bank looks for a way to stay in business.
Peak-Oil Fears Cast Shadow Over US Supply Outlook as Costs Climb
The specter of peak oil that haunted global energy markets during the first decade of the 21st century is once again rearing its head.
How Powell’s Surprise Rate Signal May Rip Through Asia Stocks, Currencies
Asian assets face selling pressure after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell jolted investors with unexpectedly aggressive comments on the outlook for higher interest rates.
FCC Nominee Gigi Sohn Withdraws, Citing Opposition From ‘Dark Money’ Groups
Gigi Sohn withdrew her nomination to the Federal Communications Commission, dashing for now President Joe Biden’s push to restore internet-service regulations gutted by Republicans.
Binance.US Gets Judge’s Approval to Buy Voyager Digital Despite Regulator Objections
Voyager Digital Ltd. won court approval to sell itself to Binance.US, the US arm of the world’s biggest crypto exchange, after four days of contentious bankruptcy hearings in which state and federal regulators joined a handful of investors in opposing the approximately $1 billion deal.
Schumer Will Join Republicans in Voting to Block DC Crime Bill
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said he’d support a Republican-backed measure to nullify a District of Columbia law on criminal penalties, underscoring Democrats’ defensive position on crime before an election year.
Texas Sued Over Abortion Ban by Women With Risky Pregnancies
Texas was sued by a group of women with high-risk pregnancies who claim the state’s sweeping abortion ban denies them potentially life-saving medical care.
