Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg argued in an interview with the Financial Times that the U.S. should not block Chinese AI models, warning such a move could stifle domestic competition through 'regulatory capture'.
Elon Musk's X has told an Australian senate committee that proposed new powers to enforce a ban on teen social media use would violate international legal principles and grant unfair information-gathering authority to the country's regulator.
U.S. equity futures ticked down as investors weighed an impending Federal Reserve policy announcement, a packed week of technology earnings, and renewed geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
The world's largest contract chipmaker is gradually restarting production at its Kumamoto facility after a powerful earthquake prompted a temporary evacuation and safety inspections.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is reportedly planning a two-year reduction in the sales tax on food to ease cost-of-living pressures, a move that has raised concerns about the country's fiscal health.
The 15-member UN Security Council will conduct its first informal 'straw poll' on Thursday to gauge support for the seven candidates seeking to succeed Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix reported a record quarterly operating profit of 60.5 trillion won, a more than sixfold increase driven by demand for AI memory chips. However, the result fell short of analyst forecasts as the company benefited less from a price rally in conventional memory.
The U.S. Senate has approved Jay Clayton to lead the nation's 18 intelligence agencies, concluding a contentious confirmation process that highlighted deep partisan divisions over election integrity and the nominee's qualifications.
American Airlines and its regional carriers experienced a brief nationwide ground stop on Tuesday evening due to a technology issue, causing hundreds of flight delays before the system was restored.
