Nigeria’s Moniepoint raises $90M in venture funding
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Zelle goes international, with a wary eye on tokenized competitors
The US bank consortium will use stablecoins for fast overseas payments, its CEO says.
AI bubble fears grow as megadeals proliferate
Anthropic announced a cloud-computing deal with Google allowing it to use a million custom-made chips, at a cost reported around $35 billion.
US, China set for high-stakes talks ahead of Trump-Xi meet
The US Treasury secretary and China’s top trade negotiator are set to face off in Malaysia for the fifth time since Trump's trade war began.
AlUla aims for luxury growth, not mass tourism
The Saudi archeological and desert resort destination plans to nearly triple hotel capacity but will cap annual visitors at 1 million.
HP plans to build millions of computers in Saudi
The computer manufacturer has made Riyadh a hub, a win for the kingdom’s strategy to boost non-oil exports.
Dimon to mark 90 years of JPMorgan in Saudi with Riyadh party
World’s biggest bank to celebrate its legacy in the kingdom with top Saudi officials and executives.
Why Dropbox’s Drew Houston still does his own coding
The cloud storage company founder says CEOs should ‘live a couple of years in the future.’
‘We admired problems’: C.H. Robinson’s CEO on turning around a logistics leader
Dave Bozeman is applying "lean" manufacturing lessons to an industrial AI challenge.
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Why states are walking back their own climate and energy laws, and what they could do instead
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