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Micron Intends to Get $6.1 Billion in Grants From US
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Micron Intends to Get $6.1 Billion in Grants From US

The company Micron Technology, which specializes in the implementation of activities for the production of memory chips, will receive $6.1 billion in grants from the Commerce Department of the United States.

JPMorgan CEO Says About Money in AI World
Fintech & Ecommerce

JPMorgan CEO Says About Money in AI World

Chief Executive Officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co. Jamie Dimon, during a conversation with media representatives, outlined his vision regarding the question of what configuration of the future will become a reality for money in a world where artificial intelligence is the main technology.

Fed Chair Signals Rate-Cut Delay
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Fed Chair Signals Rate-Cut Delay

The Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, signaled that policymakers will wait longer to cut interest rates longer than originally expected.

AMD Introduces AI Chips
Science & Technology

AMD Introduces AI Chips

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has presented a series of new semiconductors for business laptops and AI-enabled desktops.

Morgan Stanley Earnings Exceed Expectations
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Morgan Stanley Earnings Exceed Expectations

Morgan Stanley on Tuesday, April 16, published data on its earnings for the first quarter of the current year.

Rippling Reportedly Seeks to Raise New Funding
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Rippling Reportedly Seeks to Raise New Funding

The media, citing insiders, report that currently the startup Rippling, which specializes in business software development, is negotiating to raise new funding at a valuation of between $13 billion and $14 billion.

IMF Raises Growth Forecast for US Economy
Finance & Economics

IMF Raises Growth Forecast for US Economy

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) suggests that the impressive performance of the United States’ economic system will be a major factor in global growth in 2024, but may complicate solving the problem of inflation in the US.

US to Award Samsung up to $6.4 Billion in Grants for Chip Plants
Science & Technology

US to Award Samsung up to $6.4 Billion in Grants for Chip Plants

The administration of the President of the United States Joe Biden will provide Samsung Electronics Co. with grants worth up to $6.4 billion to increase chip production in Texas.

Young Americans Prefer Crypto to Stocks: Report
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Young Americans Prefer Crypto to Stocks: Report

A new survey suggests that Generation Z and millennials in the U.S. are more likely to invest in alternative assets like crypto and NFTs than traditional stocks.

Wells Fargo Profit Shrinks
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Wells Fargo Profit Shrinks

Wells Fargo’s net income for the first quarter of 2024 demonstrated the negative dynamic of decline.

JPMorgan Profit Exceeds Estimates
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JPMorgan Profit Exceeds Estimates

JPMorgan Chase on Friday, April 12, released information on profit and revenue in the first quarter of the current year.

Apple Reportedly Plans to Overhaul Entire Mac Line With M4 Chips
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Apple Reportedly Plans to Overhaul Entire Mac Line With M4 Chips

The media reports that Apple Inc., which is making efforts to recover sales of its computers, is currently preparing to overhaul the entire Mac line.

OpenAI CEO Reportedly Seeks Global Support for AI Infrastructure
Science & Technology

OpenAI CEO Reportedly Seeks Global Support for AI Infrastructure

The media, citing insiders, report that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is currently holding meetings with government and industry officials in several countries to provide the support necessary for the full implementation of the process of building an infrastructure for artificial intelligence.

Key US Price Gauge Exceeds Forecasts
Finance & Economics

Key US Price Gauge Exceeds Forecasts

A key US price gauge has exceeded forecasts for rent and transportation costs growth.

Amazon Decides to Stop Paying Developers to Create Apps for Alexa
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Amazon Decides to Stop Paying Developers to Create Apps for Alexa

Amazon.com Inc. has decided to no longer pay developers to create apps for Alexa.

March Inflation Data to Prolong Expectations Fed Rate-Cut
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March Inflation Data to Prolong Expectations Fed Rate-Cut

On Wednesday, April 10, official data on consumer prices in the country in March will be released in the United States, which most likely will not become a source of a more unambiguous and reliable preliminary understanding of when the Federal Reserve System will begin implementing the policy of cutting interest rates.