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Intel Corp. Chief Executive Officer Pat Gelsinger said the chipmaker is on course to hit its third-quarter forecasts, helped by an improving personal-computer market.

Kenya’s inflation rate fell for a third consecutive month in August to a 16-month low as food costs rose at a slower pace and gasoline prices remained unchanged.

Microsoft Corp. shot for the sky with Starfield, its ambitious new space role-playing video game, and so far it looks like a decent bet.

Having unlocked stock market riches in 2023, the “artificial intelligence” catchphrase faces a shift in sentiment — and Broadcom Inc.’s earnings will test whether euphoria is fading.

Amir Dan Rubin, chief executive officer of the One Medical chain of doctor’s offices owned by Amazon.com Inc., will leave the company later this year.

Bitwise’s Matt Hougan says that while the asset manager’s application to offer the first US spot Bitcoin ETF is up for consideration this week, it may be better for the SEC to approve all the pending proposals at once.

Market-making firm Virtu Financial Inc. sued to block its former head of client technology from accepting a senior role at prime broker Clear Street LLC, saying he would inevitably share its “most valuable trade secrets” with a budding competitor.

Fresh off a pivotal win in court this week, Grayscale Investments LLC may soon find itself in another fight: the $7.5 trillion US exchange-traded industry’s never-ending contest over fees.

Fresh off a pivotal win in court this week, Grayscale Investments LLC may soon find itself in another fight: the $7.5 trillion US exchange-traded industry’s never-ending contest over fees.