Mark Zuckerberg is spending most of his time on A.I., says Meta CTO
Meta’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg and CTO Andrew Bosworth are spending the “most” of their time working on the company’s new AI unit, Bosworth said in an interview
Bank of America lists its top stock picks for the second quarter
The firm compiled a list of high-conviction stock recommendations in a note to clients earlier this week.
Here’s where the A.I. jobs are
Nearly 800,000 job listings in 2022 were AI-related roles. From California to New York, the burgeoning industry has found a foothold in every state in the U.S.
Here’s what’s driving the gains for gold as it approaches its highest levels on record
With just a little nudge up, gold could make a historic peak as investors snap up the commodity in search of a safe haven.
Women are paid less than two thirds of men’s earnings at several UK banks, new analysis finds
The U.K. finance sector made minimal headway in closing the gender pay gap last year, with some banks stalling — or even undoing — progress.
Microsoft, Amazon face cloud competition probe as UK regulator raises alarm
Microsoft and Amazon were accused by U.K. regulators Wednesday of unfairly restricting competition in the cloud services market.
An emboldened NATO provides a bittersweet moment for war-torn Ukraine
As Finland’s flag was hoisted at NATO’s headquarters in Brussels, officially marking its entry to the military alliance, it was a bittersweet moment for Kyiv.
Husband of ex-Scottish leader arrested, British media reports
The husband of former Scottish first minister and Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon has been arrested in a party finance probe, British media reported Wednesday.
Switzerland faced a full-scale bank run if Credit Suisse went bankrupt, Swiss regulator argues
FINMA and the Swiss central bank brokered UBS’ takeover for embattled Zurich rival Credit Suisse for 3 billion Swiss francs ($3.3 billion), in a deal announced on March 19.
