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Former FTX US President Brett Harrison said his new company Architect Financial Technologies is ready to take advantage of the artificial intelligence boom.

US President Joe Biden voiced support for regulations that would require cable and satellite TV providers to give consumers an all-in price for video service rather than laying on hidden “junk” fees.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co., looking to take advantage of the demand for generative artificial intelligence tools, introduced a cloud service to handle the large computing power needed to support the new technology.

BlackRock Inc.’s surprise application for a spot-Bitcoin exchange-traded fund has a silver lining for Grayscale Investments LLC.

Middle Eastern state firms are becoming increasingly ambitious as they scour the globe for acquisitions, targeting everything from a top European plastics producer to major mining operations.

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. is bringing back Joseph Tsai, who has become a prominent blockchain proponent and owner of the Brooklyn Nets since co-founding the Chinese e-commerce company, to help turn around the struggling technology giant.

Airtel Africa Plc applauded moves by Nigeria to end its system of multiple exchange rates, even as the devaluation of the naira threatens to hit earnings for the telecommunications firm in its biggest market.

The Utah Jazz will start airing games on a local TV station and new streaming service, becoming the latest sports franchise to seek an alternative to the declining cable model.

The global race to build domestic factories and sever dependency on overseas suppliers for these critical components is spurring a spending boom, and the biggest beneficiaries so far are arguably the chipmakers.

Germany will finance a subsidy package worth €10 billion ($10.9 billion) for a planned Intel Corp. chip facility in Magdeburg via its special climate and transformation fund, according to people familiar with the plans.