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Asia markets start momentous month on cautious side, US payrolls awaited
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Asian markets started a likely momentous month on the cautious side, with shares mostly lower and Treasury yields near three-month highs on Friday, while investors wait for U.S. payrolls data, although a rate cut next week is largely baked in.
Fri, Nov 1
OpenAI adds new search function to ChatGPT
OpenAI on Thursday added a set of new search functions to its popular large language model ChatGPT, opting to integrate the feature into the chatbot instead of launching a separate product.
Fri, Nov 1
Meta projects sharp acceleration in AI costs after results beat Wall Street targets
(Reuters) -Facebook owner Meta Platforms on Wednesday warned of "significant acceleration" in artificial intelligence-related infrastructure expenses next year, while beating analysts' estimates for third-quarter revenue and profit.
Thu, Oct 31
Samsung says it is making headway in AI chip supply after disappointing results
SEOUL (Reuters) -Samsung Electronics said it would focus on producing high-end chips and was making progress on a major supply deal, as it sought to allay investor concerns over its semiconductor business that suffered a 40% quarter-on-quarter profit plunge.
Thu, Oct 31
Harris, Trump accuse each other of fomenting division in campaign's final stretch
GREEN BAY, Wisconsin (Reuters) -Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and his Democratic rival Kamala Harris accused each other of deepening the discord of a deeply polarized nation as the U.S. presidential campaign entered its final week on Wednesday.
Thu, Oct 31
Japanese investors sell overseas assets for third week in a row
(Reuters) - Japanese investors sold overseas assets for a third straight week through Oct. 26, cashing in on the yen's sharp decline amid U.S. election uncertainties and reduced expectations of big Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Thu, Oct 31
Judge orders Elon Musk to court over $1 million giveaway in US election
A judge ordered all parties, including Elon Musk, to attend a court hearing in Philadelphia on Thursday in a lawsuit seeking to stop a political action committee controlled by the billionaire from awarding $1 million to registered U.S. voters in battleground states ahead of the Nov. 5 U.S. election.
Thu, Oct 31
EU slaps tariffs on Chinese EVs, risking Beijing backlash
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union has decided to increase tariffs on Chinese-built electric vehicles to as much as 45.3% at the end of its highest profile trade investigation that has divided Europe and prompted retaliation from Beijing.
Wed, Oct 30
In the Market: How Harris, Trump promises could feed market's addiction to the Fed
(Reuters) - The Federal Reserve risks moving beyond its role as a lender of last resort to a prop markets need to function even in normal times, with pressures likely to increase as U.S. presidential candidates look set to add trillions more to deficits.
Wed, Oct 30
Hong Kong sees fresh record home buying by mainland Chinese, realtor says
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong saw fresh records of home-buying from mainland Chinese in the first three-quarters following efforts by the financial city to attract foreign professionals and remove
Wed, Oct 30
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