Crypto Industry Will Get Rules "One Way or Another," Selig Says
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The chipmaker is negotiating with a group of lenders on a debt package exceeding $60 billion tied to AI chip production, with Anthropic among the companies expected to benefit from the financing.

The Melbourne, Florida based insurer reported a sharp turnaround in its finances ahead of a planned US stock listing, as it looks to grow its share of the specialty homeowners and flood insurance market.

Strategists at some of Wall Street's biggest banks are growing more optimistic about European equities, pointing to cheaper valuations and improving earnings as reasons investors may want a second look at the region.

Dutch data protection authorities have moved to fine Uber roughly 825 million dollars over a breach involving driver data, the latest in a string of clashes between the ride hailing giant and European privacy regulators.
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New figures point to a softening British labor market even as inflation pressures remain stubborn, adding to the difficult balancing act facing policymakers in London.

The Treasury Department is again sounding the alarm on the nation's borrowing limit, restarting a familiar standoff in Washington over whether and how Congress will act before the government runs out of room to pay its bills.

Investigators seized electronic devices from former California congressman Eric Swalwell and searched his Washington home as part of a federal investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct, which Swalwell denies.

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts remains at the center of controversy, as construction work continues alongside a legal and political dispute over control of the storied Washington institution.

Senior Army leaders testified before Congress this week that lessons from drone warfare in Ukraine and rising tensions involving Iran are driving an urgent push to modernize how American forces fight.

Vice President JD Vance made an appearance in his hometown of Middletown, Ohio, using the visit to highlight manufacturing jobs and rally support ahead of the midterm elections.

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Speaking at a public forum this week, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian addressed the standoff with Israel and the disputed Golan Heights as tensions between the two countries remain elevated.

The two leaders sat down in the Oval Office this week as a dispute over tariffs on Canadian goods continues to strain trade between the two countries.
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