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AI Safety Push Raises Antitrust Questions for Anthropic, OpenAI

Grab to Buy Control of Atome for $1.5 Billion in Fintech Bet

AI Use for Schoolwork Leaves Students 1.5 Years Behind, OECD Finds

LVMH, Once Europe's Biggest Stock, Exits Top 10 by Value

Migrants sent $728.6 billion home to families in low and middle-income countries in 2025, nearly double the amount recorded a decade earlier, according to a new report from the UN’s International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).

Home Insurance: We're Making a $3 Trillion Financial Hole Even Deeper

AI Firm Seeks to Raise $100 Million to Cut Bankers' Grunt Work

OpenAI's Brockman Says an AI Pause Should Focus on Frontier

NBKR and CertiK Establish Long-Term Strategic Partnership on Digital Som Security and Digital Asset Oversight

OpenAI's chief has made comments detailing how AI safety frameworks and a slowdown could work, as the industry unites behind concerns.

Ports Giant DP World Redraws Hormuz Logistics With Truck Bet

Traxion Gets Tender Offer as Share Liquidity, Price Drops

ICBC, HSBC Among Major Lenders on $30 Billion ByteDance Loan

Ballmer said that the team is complying with the penalties, has paid the fines, and is "moving forward."

Stocks Decline After Call to Slow AI Development

A 5% Treasury Yield Raises New Risks for Markets, Economy

Robinhood Can't Disrupt Its Way Into the IPO Club

While overall democracy has deteriorated globally in recent years, countries that democratize still see greater economic growth and prosperity over time. The post Democracy is losing ground. The economic case for it is not. appeared first on Atlantic Council.

OpenAI's Altman Voices Support for 'Pacing' AI Development

FTSE Russell Clients Are Asking About Big-Tech ESG Index Changes

Pepco Bets on Africa Supply Hubs as Global Shipping Lanes Fray

Z.AI's Cash Burn Drives Alibaba-Like HK Fundraising Spree

Copper Drops as Spreads Loosen and Traders Boost Rate Hike Bets

Samsung, SK Hynix Reject Kepco's Power Grid Prepayment Plan

AI Bosses Clash With Trump on Their Calls to Slow AI Development

By Morris Hubbartt - September 14, 2026 Here are today's videos and charts.

Since frontier AI models have already consumed much of the readily available stock of public knowledge on the internet, what remains is the valuable tacit knowledge embedded within organizations. Whoever sets the terms of how this knowledge is teased out and transferred will set the terms of the next economy.

SoftBank Gets Upsized $11.9 Billion Loan in OpenAI Funding Push

SoftBank Shares Tumble After AI Chiefs Sound Alarm on Safety

Stocks Fall as AI Slowdown Worries Hit Chipmakers: Markets Wrap

AI Giants Urge Slower Development to Address Safety Concerns

Bitcoin little changed at $77k as rate pressure clashes with diversification case

An internet populated and run by AI agents will need not just reliable data but also a broader information ecology capable of questioning its own inputs and transmitting corrections where they are needed if information changes. But whether this will serve private interests or the public good remains to be seen.

Anthropic Said to Choose Nasdaq for Much-Anticipated IPO

Yen Rally: Bessent Doubles Down on House of the Rising Sun

Bitcoin stalls at $77,338 between key support and resistance: Live

Traders Hedging Stock Rally Split on Plunge or Drift Protection

Amodei Essay: Anthropic AI Apocalypse Warning Is Far Too Weak

Trump Downplays AI Concerns as CEOs Call for Slowing Pace