The Biden administration is edging toward rules on AI tools such as ChatGPT over fears the technology could be used to spread falsehoods and discrimination.
Currencies: How a decelerating U.S. economy could impact rest of world, putting spotlight on the dollar
Investors, traders and strategists are weighing the potential ramifications of a slowing U.S. economy on the rest of the world.
: Here’s how much NFL Sunday Ticket will cost on YouTube TV this season
YouTube TV subscribers can get a premium $389-a-year plan that also includes the NFL’s popular RedZone channel. For nonsubscribers, that will cost $489.
Deep Dive: This small-cap stock fund shows how you can get your money’s worth paying for active management
Actively managed stock funds can be highly differentiated from indexes, and the SouthernSun Small Cap Fund is a good example.
: Weight Watchers parent’s stock soars after ‘game-changer’ deal to buy weight-loss drug prescriber Sequence closes
WW International’s stock soared Tuesday after the Weight Watchers parent said the deal to buy telehealth company Sequence has been completed.
: Moderna is developing a vaccine against the tick-borne Lyme disease, in a first for the company
Moderna Inc. said Tuesday that it’s working to develop its first bacterial vaccine to protect against Lyme disease.
: Good news for credit scores: 70% of medical debt has been removed from U.S. consumers’ credit reports
‘We understand that medical debt is generally not taken on voluntarily,’ the CEOs of Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion said in a joint statement.
: Credit crunch could lower U.S. GDP by half-percentage point over the next year, IMF says
The recent stress in the banking sector could reduce the ability of U.S. banks to lend over the next year, and materially lower U.S. economic growth, the International Monetary Fund said Tuesday.
: Too soon to know if recent bank troubles are isolated events, IMF says
It is too soon to know for sure whether the recent bank troubles were isolated or a harbinger of future events, the IMF said Tuesday.
: This is what led to the Rutgers strike as a wave of activism hits colleges
Increasing reliance on adjunct professors and graduate students is pushing college employees fed up with the status quo
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