Morgan Stanley says we are entering a golden age of technology because of A.I. and gives some top stocks to play it
Morgan Stanley offered up some of its top ways to play future waves of the growing artificial intelligence market.
Britain to unleash $64 billion in pension funding for tech startups after missing out on Arm IPO
The U.K. announced an agreement with the country’s largest defined contribution pension schemes to allocate 5% of assets to unlisted equities by 2030.
Apple supplier Foxconn pulls out of $19.5 billion India chip project
Foxconn said the decision was by “mutual agreement,” but that it remained “confident” about India’s semiconductor ambitions.
Apple supplier Foxconn pulls out of $19.5 billion India chip project
Foxconn said the decision was by “mutual agreement,” but that it remained “confident” about India’s semiconductor ambitions.
Erdogan says Turkey could approve Sweden’s NATO membership if Europeans ‘open way’ to EU membership
It was the first time that Erdogan linked his country’s ambition to join the EU with Sweden’s efforts to become a NATO member.
Twitter traffic is ‘tanking’ as Meta’s Threads hits 100 million users
User traffic on Twitter has slowed since the launch of Threads, which has already surpassed 100 million sign-ups since its debut last week.
European drugs regulator to review Wegovy, Ozempic following reports of suicidal thoughts
Danish firm Novo Nordisk says “patient safety is a top priority” following reports.
Self-made millionaire: ‘A.I. will be the biggest wealth creator in history’—2 ways to use it to make money right now
If you start learning artificial intelligence skills now, you’ll be ahead of the curve when it becomes ubiquitous, says self-made millionaire Matt Higgins.
China central bank extends policies for financial support of real estate market
The aim is to increase financial support to ensure home delivery, the People’s Bank of China said in a statement.
This is ‘the end of the beginning’ of the battle against inflation, economist says
Top Societe Generale economist Kokou Agbo-Bloua said: “The central banks need to trigger a recession … but we’re not there yet.”
