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Anthropic AI Model Goes Rogue, Submits Fake Unsolved Murder Tip

The artificial-intelligence giant alerted Philadelphia police two months after one of its models submitted the false information.

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Kalshi Examines Bets on Trump’s Pick for New White House Press Secretary

The prediction market is examining a series of trades that correctly predicted the appointment of Katie Zacharia, who wasn’t previously seen as a front-runner.

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Brands Say They’re Pouring Tariff Refunds Into Marketing

Cash back from the government will help pay for advertising and branding, companies say, though the messages may partly be marketing of their own.

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Delta Posted Record Revenue. Why It Slashed Earnings Guidance.

The carrier’s stock has outperformed its rivals this year but was falling after its third-quarter earnings Friday.

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Humana Says 95% of Medicare Advantage Members in 4-Star Plans for 2027

Humana said 95% of its Medicare Advantage members are enrolled in plans rated at least four stars for 2027, an improvement that could make more of its membership eligible for quality-related bonus payments.

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Chinese Auto Giant Geely Announces Canada Entry in 2027 as U.S. Seeks Ban

The automaker is expanding to Canada under a deal to bring tens of thousands of affordable EVs from China’s car companies to the country.

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SpaceX Makes Big Play to Become a Wireless Carrier

Elon Musk’s space company is buying spectrum licenses to help build a mobile network to compete with telecom giants.

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7-Eleven Inc. CEO Using Japan Playbook for North America Growth

EXCLUSIVE: After first announcing the IPO in March last year, the company now expects a listing by fiscal 2027 at the earliest.

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BP Curbs Production at Two Platforms in Gulf of Mexico Due to Hurricane Isaias

All personnel have been evacuated from BP’s Na Kika and Thunder Horse platforms in the Gulf of Mexico as it prepares for Hurricane Isaias.

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Porsche Deliveries Fell 16% in First Nine Months of Year

Deliveries fell across all of its markets, with deliveries in its largest sales region of North America falling 13%.

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Volkswagen Fined $1.3 Million by German Financial Watchdog

The regulator said the automaker failed to disclose potentially market-moving news in a proper and timely manner.

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Airtel Money Shares Rise on Debut But $7 Billion Valuation Misses Goal

Shares in the African digital financial-services platform opened higher on its first trading day in London, but missed the targeted $8 billion to $9 billion valuation.

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Prudential Financial’s Japanese Businesses Get Suspension, Improvement Orders

Japan’s top financial regulator issued business suspension and improvement orders to Prudential Financial’s business units in the country after misconduct by more than 100 of the firm’s employees.

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Qatar National Bank Targets Digital Infrastructure, Real Estate Financing as Profit Rises, CEO Says

Qatar’s largest bank is seeking to capture more cross-border trade and investment flows, as it reports a 4.9% rise in profit despite disruptions from the Iran war.

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Scrapped IPO of Nvidia-Backed Company Points to Limits of AI Boom

Australian cloud-computing firm Firmus Grid had sought a $30 billion valuation despite having only two operational data centers.

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