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President Donald Trump is set to tighten his grip on independent federal agencies, according to the Financial Times, in his latest move to tighten his grip on government entities. The White House said in a statement that late on Tuesday, President Trump signed an executive order "binding independent agencies", ordering agencies to submit draft regulations for review. Trump will also set "performance standards" for agencies, which must discuss "priorities and...
According to the Financial Times, OpenAI is considering granting special voting rights to fend off the threat of hostile bidders such as Musk.
According to the Financial Times, SoftBank is in talks with OpenAI for a direct investment of $15 billion to $25 billion after the company pledged to invest more than $15 billion in the Stargate project.
According to the British Financial Times: SoftBank is in talks with OpenAI for a direct investment of 15 billion to 25 billion US dollars, after the company has pledged to invest more than 15 billion US dollars in the "Stargate" project. (Jin Ten)
According to the Financial Times, the Czech central bank governor wants to invest billions of euros in the country's foreign exchange reserves in bitcoin.
On January 29th, according to the British Financial Times, the governor of the Czech Central Bank wants to put billions of euros of the country's foreign exchange reserves into bitcoin. He said that if approved, the Czech Central Bank may eventually invest up to 5% of its 140 billion euro reserves in bitcoin.
According to the Financial Times, Google invested another $1 billion in OpenAI competitor Anthropic.
According to the Financial Times, the outgoing chairperson of the US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has warned that the US financial system could pay a "high price" if the Trump administration cuts regulation of banks too aggressively. Martin Gruenberg said: "In the financial sector...
According to the Financial Times, the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has warned of a regulatory "void" for cryptocurrencies and called for greater scrutiny of the political betting market. CFTC Chairperson Rostin Behnam said he will step down on January 20, the day of Trump's inauguration. Behn...
According to the Financial Times, Rostin Behnam, chairperson of the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), will step down on January 20.
According to the Financial Times, South Korean retail investors are flocking to the U.S. stock market, betting that the U.S. stock market will continue to rise during Trump's second term as president, while frustrated by the poor performance of the Korean stock market for years. According to the Korea Securities Depository, Korean investors held a record $112.10 billion in U.S. stocks by the end of 2024,...
On January 1st, according to the Financial Times, although half of the banned ads remain online after regulators asked to remove illegal cryptocurrency ads, the UK's financial watchdog has yet to penalize any companies that fail to remove illegal cryptocurrency ads. According to data obtained through freedom of information requests, only 54% of the 1,702 alerts issued by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority between October 2023 and October 2024 resulted in illegal cryptocurrency ads, apps or web...
According to the Financial Times, NVIDIA (NVDA. O) will launch the latest generation of compact computers for humanoid robots in the first half of 2025.
According to the Financial Times, a group of crypto-focused hedge funds have made a killing in recent weeks as Trump's victory in the presidential election has propelled bitcoin through a strong rally and above the $100,000 mark. Funds employing crypto strategies posted a 46% gain in November, bringing their year-to-date return to 76%, according to Hedge Fund Research. HFR said hedge funds have outperformed the industry, with the average hedge fund returning 10% in the first 11 months of the yea...
According to the Financial Times, Syria's largest oil refinery has ceased operations as Iranian oil supplies have ceased.
