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Bitcoin Is Heading For Its Third Straight Winning Week. A Strong Jobs Report Complicated The Rally.

Treasury yields and the dollar rose Friday after U.S. employers added 162,000 jobs in August, nearly three times the increase economists expected.

International Business Times

OpenAI Puts $1 Billion Behind Cybersecurity Effort. Water, Power and Local Governments Are the First Line of Defense.

Company President Greg Brockman unveiled the initiative during a cybersecurity summit at the company's headquarters.

International Business Times

Trump's bid to shield chip supply chain could backfire in Tennessee

Germany's Wacker Chemie, which produces polysilicon that goes into chips and solar panels, will make a decision in the coming weeks on whether to close its Charleston, Tennessee, facility, which employs about 600 workers, the sources said.

The Economic Times

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Nvidia Soared Selling The Chips Behind The AI Boom. Now It Has $99 Billion Riding On The Industry.

The chipmaker has committed more than $40 billion to deals this year, backing AI labs, cloud providers and infrastructure companies that use its technology.

International Business Times

Brazil's Economy Is Growing Fast, and So Is the Need for Compliant Local Hiring

Brazil is quietly becoming one of the more active growth stories in Latin America. Fintech funding is picking back up after several slower years, foreign capital keeps flowing into the country's tech and financial sectors, and Brazil remains the region's largest single destination for venture investment.

Latin Times

10 States Where New Mortgage Lending Has Changed

Mortgage lending looks different in several states after a wave of new laws and regulations changed how lenders can market loans, handle borrower information, and operate in the housing market. The changes do not create a single new mortgage rulebook, either, which means a borrower in one state may encounter…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Car Dealers Were Caught Packing Hidden Add-Ons Into Monthly Payments: Here’s How to Spot It in Your Contract

A car dealer quotes a monthly payment that fits the budget, the numbers look reasonable, and suddenly the conversation moves toward signing paperwork. That is exactly where buyers need to slow down, because a monthly payment can hide what actually sits inside the loan. In a recent case, the Federal…

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US job market rebounds as employers add 162,000 jobs and unemployment rate holds steady

The jobs report, released Friday by the Labor Department, may offer a welcome signal for President Donald Trump just two months prior to midterm elections

The Independent UK

Nvidia’s $13 billion Hugging Face bet reveals Jensen Huang’s vision for the next AI battleground

The chipmaker's latest deal shows it is spending big on strategic positioning.

Fortune

US diesel prices hit a record high, pushing up transportation costs for a long list of goods

Diesel prices soared to unprecedented levels in the United States on Friday, primarily due to the six-month conflict involving Iran. This rise in costs is causing transportation fees for everyday goods and services to climb, with businesses now shifting these costs onto consumers via various surcharges. If diesel prices continue…

The Economic Times

The Fed Just Highlighted a Strange Problem With Pay-in-4 Loans: Good Payments May Not Help Your Credit Either

Buy Now, Pay Later can make a purchase feel much less painful by breaking it into four smaller payments. But there is a strange catch hiding behind those tidy installments: making every payment on time may do absolutely nothing for a traditional credit score. The Federal Reserve recently highlighted that…

Everybody Loves Your Money

8 Credit Card Trends That Reveal Who Banks Are Lending to Right Now

Credit card lending offers a fascinating glimpse into how banks view borrowers right now, and the latest Consumer Financial Protection Bureau data provides plenty to chew on. The numbers show a credit card market that keeps moving, but not every borrower stands in the same line for new credit.

The Free Financial Advisor

9 Signs You’re Not Actually on Your Utility Company’s Payment Website

You type your electric company’s name and “pay bill” into a search engine, click the first convincing result, and see a familiar logo on the...

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Judge Rejects Trump Administration's Plan To Break Up Google's Ad Business

Punishing a company for building the best product doesn't serve the businesses or users antitrust enforcers claim to protect.

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Axios

Music publishers sue Anthropic, allege "blantant theft" of copyrighted music

The suit is likely the opening salvo in what promises to be a long battle over intellectual property.

Reason

Trump Is Taking a Stake in Venezuela's Oil Industry and This Crony Is Cashing In

Alejandro Betancourt has become the key go-between for the Trump administration, Venezuela’s new regime, and American oil companies.

Fortune

Google shipped four Gemini Flash models in 106 days. Yet its Gemini 3.5 Pro is still AWOL.

On DeepSWE, Gemini 3.8 tied Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5 at a 74% pass rate while costing about one-fifth as much, as Google’s promised Gemini 3.5 Pro remains in limbo.

The Economic Times

US Market: Coinbase seeks US nod to bring equity perpetuals to investors

Coinbase has submitted registration documents to the SEC for its new equity perpetuals, enhancing its derivative products for U.S. investors. Before launch, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission must grant approval. With no expiration date, equity perpetuals mirror underlying assets, sparking global interest and heightening competition in the U.S. exchange sector.

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Tom’s Hardware

Nvidia acquires Hugging Face for $12.93 billion — company gains control of major AI model distribution platform

Nvidia expands beyond AI hardware with its $12.93 billion acquisition of Hugging Face, gains control of a major open AI model platform, vows to preserve its support for competing models, clouds, and hardware platforms.

The Economic Times

US Fed rate cut bets fall below 50% after Governor Chris Waller’s comments. What did he say?

Expectations of a US Federal Reserve rate cut at its September 16 meeting have weakened sharply, with traders now pricing in less than a 50% chance of a reduction, according to CME FedWatch data. Comments from Fed officials, including Christopher Waller and Kevin Warsh, have reinforced uncertainty over the policy…

The Economic Times

US Market: Rising R-star adds to pressure on US Treasury yields as AI investment, borrowing lift demand for capital

US Treasury yields are rising partly on expectations that R-star, the economy’s neutral interest rate, may be structurally higher. Heavy government borrowing and AI investment are boosting capital demand, potentially keeping rates elevated longer. A higher R-star could limit Federal Reserve rate cuts, pressure Treasury prices and increase borrowing costs…

The Economic Times

Russia Sanctions Bill: India gets a breather as Trump’s 100% tariff weapon stalls in US House

A US Senate bill to impose tougher sanctions on Russia is facing growing opposition in the House, making it unlikely to move before the November midterm elections. The bill could allow President Donald Trump to impose 100% tariffs on major buyers of Russian oil and gas, including India, China and…

The Independent UK

United States likely added 65,000 jobs last month, but jobseekers struggle and pay gains are meager

The U.S. Labor Department is expected to report that the American job market bounced back last month from a dismal July

Tom’s Hardware

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says 38,000 ChatGPT queries use as much water as the production of one almond — says data centers use no more water than an office building

Sam Altman says that a single almond uses up more water than 38,000 ChatGPT queries. He said that the concerns of people about data centers using up so much water are nothing but a "robust meme," and that the claim doesn't hold up to any scrutiny.

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Xbox Cloud Gaming Imposes Streaming Limits to Only 15 Hours Per Month—What Happens After?

Xbox Cloud Gaming imposes limits to its streaming features, with the highest tier getting only 15 hours per month.

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