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5 things to watch from the Federal Reserve's next meeting
Federal Reserve policymakers are likely to keep their key interest rate unchanged Wednesday when they finish what may seem like an uneventful meeting
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A cybersecurity issue forces a major New Mexico hospital to divert patients and close clinics
The University of New Mexico Health System is racing to fix a cybersecurity issue that forced it to divert ambulances and cancel patient appointments
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Carney says Trump moving closer to Canada’s trade demands as midterms loom
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says trade talks with the United States have intensified slightly but Canada is holding firm on its demands, insisting any progress is because Washington is moving closer to Ottawa’s position
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'Crash ur row only': United flight turned around after passenger allegedly said he'd 'hijack' plane
An airplane passenger was arrested for allegedly writing that he was going to “hijack” the plane, forcing the United flight to be diverted back to Las Vegas shortly after takeoff
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France promises to replace its university admissions after riots and thousands of arrests
France’s government has pledged to replace its national online university admissions platform in 2028
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With tighter checks for flesh-eating screwworm, a border crossing reopens
Stockyards in New Mexico that had closed due to the New World screwworm outbreak are bustling again
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Anthropic files for potentially the biggest IPO ever as CEO warns of risk to humanity from AI
Artificial intelligence giant Anthropic has filed paperwork for what could be the biggest initial public offering of stock ever even as its top executive warns that advanced AI could pose an existential threat to humanity
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Wall Street rises as AI stocks keep swinging
U.S. stocks climbed amid a shaky day for markets worldwide, as AI stocks kept swinging and Brazilian stocks tumbled
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Microsoft offers a quarter of its global workforce voluntary buyouts as AI spending accelerates
Microsoft has offered 60,000 employees, or about 27% of its global workforce, voluntary buyouts as the software giant spends heavily on artificial intelligence
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AI companies are barreling toward huge Wall Street debuts. A look at the biggest players
Some of the leading artificial intelligence companies are moving toward initial public offerings at eye-popping valuations
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