Global CEOs plan to keep spending on AI
A BCG poll of global business leaders found that 94% of CEOs plan to continue investing in AI.
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China opens antitrust probe into travel giant Trip.com
Beijing is attempting to stamp out aggressive competition that drives down prices.
US jobless claims fall unexpectedly
US jobless claims unexpectedly fell last week to the lowest level in more than a month, keeping the cooling labor market on solid footing.
India’s exports hold up despite steep US tariffs
India’s exports narrowly ticked up in December while its shipments to the US fell just 1% despite steep US tariffs, new data showed.
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