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The Global Race to Regulate Artificial Intelligence is Heating Up

President Biden is set to issue new rules on the technology, days ahead of an international summit on A.I. safety.
What Ford’s Labor Deal Might Mean for the Auto Industry

Car manufacturers must now raise labor costs as they confront slower-than-expected demand for electric vehicles.
Morgan Stanley’s Post-Gorman Era Begins

Wall Street’s most closely watched succession saga ended with the selection of Ted Pick as the bank’s next leader. But he now must keep the momentum going.
Microsoft and Alphabet Show Making Money From AI Isn’t Guaranteed

The latest quarterly results from Microsoft and Alphabet show that their big investments in artificial intelligence are on different trajectories.
Big Oil Gets Bigger as ESG Funds Are Falling Out of Favor

Chevron’s $53 billion bid for Hess may drive consolidation in the oil patch. Meanwhile, investors are pulling back from climate-focused investment products.
Companies Are Getting Caught in the Israel-Hamas War’s Crossfire

First it was college campuses. Now the corporate world is increasingly feeling pressure to find a balance in responding to the war.
Middle East Conflict Threatens Global Economic Growth

Oil prices climbed again on Friday as armed clashes intensify in Israel and, increasingly, beyond.
Markets Look to Powell Amid Rising Tensions in the Middle East

Investors will listen to the Federal Reserve chair’s speech on Thursday for clues on interest-rate moves, as the Israel-Hamas conflict drives up oil prices.
New Report Documents How Easily Children Can Access Graphic War Images

On Instagram, Snapchat and Tiktok, researchers were able to find graphic posts, even with the apps’ sensitivity features turned on.
CEOs Weigh Dropping Out of ‘Davos in the Desert’

The Future Investment Initiative kicks off in Riyadh next week, with questions swirling over who will attend and who will drop out of the event.
Business Leaders Push Back on Schools and Conferences Over Israel

Wall Street magnates and tech entrepreneurs are the latest to push back against institutions over where they stand on the country and its response to the Hamas attacks.
Microsoft Beats the Antitrust Odds on Its Activision Deal

Approval from British regulators for the $69 billion takeover was the last hurdle left for the tech giant, which saw off serious challenges to the transaction.