Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump leads Vice President Kamala Harris by a point in a new national poll by the New York Times and Siena College, as the US election enters its final stretch.
Britain’s train drivers will strike again next month in a move that pubs, bars and restaurants fear will cost them another £800 million ($991 million) in lost revenue.
UK government officials have held discussions with tech giants Nvidia Corp., Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and Intel Corp. about procuring equipment for national artificial intelligence research, according to the Telegraph.
As the Federal Reserve signals it will likely tighten the money supply further, corporate treasurers are scrambling to cope with the impact of more than a year of central bank rate hikes, taking steps like cutting costs and paying down debt.
Alcohol, gambling, tobacco, pork and even interest are off the table, but new
financial technology companies and social media are helping people match their
portfolios with their beliefs.
Stanley Druckenmiller’s Duquesne Family Office reloaded on Amazon.com Inc., adding a $102 million position in the third quarter after selling its entire $199 million stake in the prior three-month period.
The investment firm that manages the Walton family’s fortune decreased its holdings in emerging-market funds and US municipal bonds, while adding new stakes in Snowflake Inc. and Verve Therapeutics Inc.
The world’s largest marathon will be back in full force for the first time in three years on Sunday, with 50,000 participants set to traverse New York City’s five boroughs as thousands of boisterous spectators cheer them on.
The fortunes of America’s richest billionaires tumbled on Tuesday by $93
billion, the ninth-worst daily loss ever, as hotter-than-expected US inflation
data roiled markets.