The global stock selloff worsened in Asia, with Japan’s benchmark dropping the most in more than a year, on concern the US will tighten regulations on the artificial intelligence industry after Democrats’ decisive election win. Bloomberg's Anthony Stephens has the latest. (Source: Bloomberg)
As Anthropic maintains its vow to keep ads out of Claude, the rest of the AI chatbot industry is racing to win over advertisers without antagonizing users.
Top AI companies that had cozied up to President Donald Trump over the past two years are now bracing for the fallout from Democrats’ resounding victories in the US midterm elections.
The blue wave is poised to add new momentum for regulating AI and restricting data centers.
Tech CEO hearings. Tougher AI and data center guardrails. Investigations of Elon Musk's DOGE cuts. The gates are open for Democrats once they regain control of committee gavels come January after a historic win of majorities in both the House and Senate on Tuesday. "LAWYER UP," the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee wrote […]
When we last talked to James Bosworth, it seemed like an 'orange wave' was going to take over Latin America and further realign the region's interests with those of the Trump administration. But with Lula's surprise victory in Brazil and María Corina Machado's return to Venezuela, it seems like the orange wave might be cresting. Bosworth — a non-resident fellow at the Stinson Center and the author of the Latin America Risk Report newsletter — comes back on to explain how Lula pulled off his upset win over Flavio Bolsonaro, the possible impact of US troop presence in Venezuela, and why 2027 might further reshape the politics of Latin America. (Source: Bloomberg)
John Chambers, founder of JC2 Ventures and former CEO of Cisco, says he was not surprised by the pace of AI growth or capital formation, noting that he backed AI startups nine years ago. He speaks on "Bloomberg The Close." (Source: Bloomberg)
Fairshake, the major industry super PAC, spent $46 million on ads against the Democrat, Sherrod Brown, who won.
It won't win the specs race, but it will actually fit in your hand.
A Democratic sweep of the US Congress jolted global markets, pulling down Asian tech stocks and the dollar while boosting Treasuries as investors braced for tougher scrutiny of President Donald Trump’s policies.
With a number of anti-data-center candidates poised to win on Tuesday, New York provides a glimpse at the tensions around actually having to do something about the digital infrastructure.
Reliance on the island for AI chip production puts it among America’s top foreign policy interests.
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The tech giant is no longer loved by investors, despite its many advantages.
