Anthropic’s IPO prospectus discloses heavy losses and existential risk warnings
The company is seeking a valuation of more than $2 trillion after losing $42 billion last year.
The company is seeking a valuation of more than $2 trillion after losing $42 billion last year.
The People’s Bank of China lowered its pledged supplementary lending rate by 25 basis points as September surveys improved across sectors.
The Conference Board index dropped 6.7 points to 81.9, the weakest reading since 2014.
Investigators called USDT a significant financial lifeline for Tehran and referred the matter to the Treasury and the Justice Department.
The US long bond cleared 5.6% for the first time in more than two decades as the whole curve repriced.
Six company signatures appear on a document the president called morally binding and almost like a constitution.
Energy Secretary Chris Wright announced a new release from US reserves and pressed European countries to draw down their own diesel inventories.
The Pentagon picked Boeing for the F/A-XX programme in a deal worth more than $20 billion.
New York Fed President John Williams said there is no urgency to move again, while Governor Michael Barr repeated that further increases will likely be needed.
Governor Lisa Cook said AI investment is adding price pressure through data centers, energy and construction, delaying the return to the 2% target.
Metrics Credit Partners stopped investors accessing some funds as the prudential regulator warned of heightened risk.
Budget documents show military spending rising 27% next year, funded by higher taxes and more borrowing.
The central bank’s financial stability record flags AI-related borrowing, government debt and energy prices as interconnected vulnerabilities.
The inspector general found deficiencies but no criminal violation, and the president called hours later for Powell to leave the Fed board.
Crude shipments through the strait have largely recovered while refined-fuel movements have not, and Qatari mediation has produced little.
The final estimate of spring output was stronger than economists expected, while the Conference Board’s confidence index fell to its lowest reading in more than a decade.
The Fed’s preferred price gauge eased to 3.4 percent, and investors cut their bets on a rate increase next month.
The White House Accord on Super Intelligence formalises industry self-regulation and carries no penalties.
The benchmark US yield reached its highest level since before the financial crisis, and the selling has spread to Europe.
The AI developer’s prospectus pairs a 2 trillion dollar target valuation with a giant loss and heavy reliance on two cloud partners.
Energy prices pushed inflation in the bloc’s largest economies to multiyear highs, and analysts now expect the euro-wide figure to overshoot too.
The Board approved changes it says will make the test more transparent and cut the volatility of the capital requirements it produces.
Delegates say the group will leave crude production targets unchanged when seven core members meet online this weekend.
Beijing announced a package of strengthened financial support measures, including mortgage interest subsidies aimed at reviving housing demand.