Bloomberg Business

You may see lab-grown meat and insects on the menu in future decades, as the world grapples with challenges to food security posed by climate change and conflict.

China’s strong third-quarter economic figures appear to have gotten a lift from official revisions and price adjustments, stirring skepticism among economists about just how strong the data really was.

The US just took the first steps in pulling back on a four-year-old sanction policy that had strangled oil exports out of Venezuela, home to world-class crude reserves. The major reversal signals that the Latin American country’s industry is on the brink of being able to pump 200,000 more barrels of crude a day — a roughly 25% jump in production.

OpenAI is building a tool to detect images created by its artificial intelligence service Dall-E 3 with a high degree of accuracy.

YouTube is developing a tool powered by artificial intelligence that would let creators record audio using the voices of famous musicians, according to people familiar with the matter.

Australian employment came in weaker than expected in September, reflecting the Reserve Bank’s assessment that the labor market has reached a “turning point,” while fewer people searching for work sent the jobless rate lower.

A US congressional committee is targeting Sequoia Capital after starting investigations into several other venture capital firms for their investment in Chinese technology companies.

President Xi Jinping reiterated that China supports Moscow’s efforts in safeguarding its national sovereignty, security and development interests, while seeking a breakthrough on a Sino-Russian gas pipeline.

Japan’s exports rose more than expected in September, supporting the nation’s moderate recovery from the pandemic.

The establishment of the Philippines’ first sovereign wealth fund will proceed, according to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., who said the government is only fine-tuning some rules to make it ideal.