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Saudi set to announce slew of AI deals with US firms
The US will grant Saudi Arabia access to the latest AI chips as part of data center deals with tech giants.
US pushes through new series of oil and gas deals
Saudi Aramco is expected to sign two deals to import US liquefied natural gas.
Global markets retreat on fears of tech bubble
The rout, partly fueled by investors’ worries of a US equities bubble, led to the Dow Jones Industrial Average’s worst three-day stretch in months.
Philippines rocked by corruption scandal over flood-control funds
Authorities say corrupt officials stole millions of dollars intended for flood-control projects.
Wall Street Is Paywalling Your Kids’ Sports
Private equity-owned Black Bear Sports Group is buying up youth hockey — and icing out parents who want to record their kids’ games.
Jeff Bezos launching AI startup
The move marks a return to the C-suite for Bezos, who has not held a formal operational role since stepping down as Amazon CEO in 2021.
India strikes energy deal with US amid trade talks
The deal also helps India diversify its supply of LPG, a key cooking fuel.
New $400M loan for power ship company supplying African nations
The Turkish company supplies electricity to nearly a dozen African countries through power plants on floating barges.
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