Trump says workers who don’t respond to Musk’s email risk being fired
“If you don’t answer, like you’re sort of semi-fired,” the president said Monday.
The Roosevelt Hotel in Manhattan, one of New York City’s most high-profile shelters that served thousands of migrants, is shutting down in June
Mayor Eric Adams said the Roosevelt Hotel will shutter by June, amid questions over his relationship with the Trump administration.
AI Startup Anthropic Finalizing $3.5 Billion Funding Round
The company behind the Claude chatbot was valued at $61.5 billion, after it overcame investor fears sparked by the success
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U.S. Natural Gas Futures Lose Ground on Receding Cold
Natural gas futures pulled back, with temperatures rising across the U.S. and forecasts for early March not as cold as
Billionaire Ken Griffin Adds $45 Million New York Pad to His Property Empire
The hedge funder is the buyer behind the purchase of Julia Koch’s apartment at 740 Park Avenue.
The Rise of Artificial Intelligence at JPMorgan
Teresa Heitsenrether, overseeing the AI rollout at America’s largest bank, on what it means for thousands of employees and millions
Apple Earmarks $500 Billion for U.S. Expansion
The company plans to create 20,000 jobs and build a factory in Houston to support its generative-AI system.
Putin, Xi Reaffirm Ties on Anniversary of Ukraine War
The leaders of Russia and China sought to project a unified front on the third anniversary of the Russian invasion
Palliser Urges Rio Tinto to Let Australian Holders Vote on Dual-Listing Review
Activist investor Palliser Capital has stepped up a campaign to push Rio Tinto to leave the London market.
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Dollar Mixed as Markets React to German Elections Ahead of U.S. Data
The dollar weakened slightly against the euro and was roughly flat compared to a basket of currencies as markets reacted