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Intel Unveils Latest AI Chip
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Intel Unveils Latest AI Chip

Intel on Tuesday, April 9, presented its newest artificial intelligence chip called Gaudi 3.

Moody’s Expert Warns About Threat to US Economy
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Moody’s Expert Warns About Threat to US Economy

Currently, the United States economic system is on a growth trajectory, being backed by favorable circumstances such as high consumer spending and a positive labor market situation, but this does not mean that there are no risks to the positive dynamic nowadays.

JPMorgan CEO Hails US Power in Letter to Investors
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JPMorgan CEO Hails US Power in Letter to Investors

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon hailed the leadership and economic strength of the United States in an annual letter to shareholders.

Janet Yellen Says About Chinese Imports in New Industries
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Janet Yellen Says About Chinese Imports in New Industries

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Monday, April 8, that Washington takes a position of protest and rejection of the formation of a situation in which Chinese imports are transformed into a factor of negative impact on the situation in new segments of the industrial system.

Samsung Reportedly to Hike Texas Chip Spending
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Samsung Reportedly to Hike Texas Chip Spending

The media reports that Samsung Electronics Co. plans to increase investment in Texas by $44 billion.

US Job Growth Blows Past Expectations
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US Job Growth Blows Past Expectations

In the United States, employers hired many more workers last month than initially expected and continued to steadily raise salaries.

OpenAI Sees Growth in Corporate Version of ChatGPT
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OpenAI Sees Growth in Corporate Version of ChatGPT

OpenAI reports an increase in consumer demand for the corporate version of its chatbot based on artificial intelligence ChatGPT.

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Expects One Rate Cut in 2024
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Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Expects One Rate Cut in 2024

The President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Raphael Bostic, said that it would probably be advisable for the United States financial regulator to lower interest rates in the fourth quarter of the current year.

US Reportedly Urges South Korea to Tough Export Controls on Chinese Chips
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US Reportedly Urges South Korea to Tough Export Controls on Chinese Chips

The media reported that the United States appealed to South Korea to decide on restrictions on the export of semiconductor technologies to China.

US Manufacturing Sector Demonstrates Growth
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US Manufacturing Sector Demonstrates Growth

In March, the United States recorded an increase in industrial production for the first time in 1-1/2 years.

OpenAI Previews New Audio Tool
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OpenAI Previews New Audio Tool

OpenAI has released information about the early test results of its new artificial intelligence feature, which can read text materials aloud in the most realistic human voice.

US Reportedly to Unveil List of Chinese Chip Factories Barred From Receiving Tech
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US Reportedly to Unveil List of Chinese Chip Factories Barred From Receiving Tech

The media reports that the United States is currently drawing up a list of advanced chip manufacturing plants in China to subsequently ban the receipt of key tools by these factories.

Jerome Powell Says About Prospects of Cutting Interest Rates
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Jerome Powell Says About Prospects of Cutting Interest Rates

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Friday, March 29, at an event in San Francisco, said that the central bank of the United States does not intend to make hasty decisions and act in an accelerated manner as part of an approach to a potential reduction in interest rates.

Sam Bankman-Fried to Spend 25 Years in Federal Prison
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Sam Bankman-Fried to Spend 25 Years in Federal Prison

Sam Bankman-Fried was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison.

Janet Yellen Says About Impact of China’s Industry Ramp-Up on World Economy
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Janet Yellen Says About Impact of China’s Industry Ramp-Up on World Economy

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen intends to put pressure on the Chinese authorities during her upcoming visit to this country since Beijing’s ramp-up of industrial capacity is a factor distorting the global economic system.

Majority of Young U.S. Employed Adults Consider Small Business Formation: article from JustWorks
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Majority of Young U.S. Employed Adults Consider Small Business Formation: article from JustWorks

A recent survey described in detail in the small business Formation article from Justworks has found that 6 in 10 employed adults (59%) are interested in starting their own business or becoming an entrepreneur. However, to achieve these goals, they need to overcome their biggest barriers: not enough money (39%) or knowledge (29%) to start.