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ANZ CEO Nuno Matos has called for global regulation to manage the impact of artificial intelligence on the labor market, which he warned could trigger an international crisis https://t.co/w7wOGqKKO8

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The yen is near the key 160-per-dollar threshold, putting renewed pressure on policymakers in Tokyo to step in and support the currency https://t.co/YTLHL1kDF3

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British property agents are more downbeat about home sales than at any point in over three years, according to a survey showing that soaring mortgage costs are sapping demand https://t.co/T6P6xEItYk

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Thailand’s tourism recovery is losing momentum, with foreign arrivals headed for their first back-to-back annual decline outside the pandemic since at least 1995 https://t.co/GOahFIqE7n

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New Zealand welcomed a record number of visitors from the US in the 12 months through September as favorable exchange rates and increased air connections make the South Pacific nation more accessible https://t.co/kcpepR3z0U

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Gold held a drop below $4,000 an ounce, as persistent inflation and hawkish remarks from Federal Reserve officials fueled expectations for an interest-rate hike next month https://t.co/43DrbFHm2Q

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IMC Trading expects to roughly double headcount in its Hong Kong office over the next two years, the latest sign of a rush among foreign firms to expand in the city https://t.co/JSjqF53tGy

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A Myanmar company is going public in the middle of a civil war and economic downturn, betting on an eventual recovery https://t.co/EXUXQtrxXs

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Indonesian government bonds are drawing bargain-hunters after the benchmark yields’ surge last week to the highest since 2020 https://t.co/Ma7u9y8LJH

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A trucking industry powered with batteries is going to do more damage to Big Oil than electric cars ever will, writes @david fickling (via @opinion) https://t.co/aXNI3hK5JY

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Nvidia is working with an external firm to explore potential replacements for Jensen Huang, after the WSJ reported the board is preparing to oust CEO.

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Australia’s corporate regulator is suing Commonwealth Bank of Australia, alleging the country’s largest lender overcharged business customers millions of dollars in fees they were not told about. https://t.co/jT76KLXkjY

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Nvidia’s board has been working with an outside firm to find replacements for CEO Jensen Huang following reports of multiple extramarital affairs, including one with a woman who is reportedly suspected of spying for China, a source said https://t.co/QPcJ9mnXxp

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The Trump administration has formally said it plans to sell public lands as part of a plan to reduce the size of the federal estate https://t.co/uxpxaPhkoN

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Data center firm AirTrunk and the Australian unit of Danish company European Energy signed an agreement to progress more than 1 gigawatts of renewables in New South Wales state https://t.co/iP0ulQ6Zdk

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It went from bad to much worse for Jensen Huang on Wednesday as a report surfaced that the embattled Nvidia CEO had a relationship with an executive who reports to him: Evening Briefing Americas https://t.co/KZRfiz6EGZ

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Nvidia's board is meeting to discuss the fate of CEO Jensen Huang, who admitted to having an affair with a woman that US officials reportedly believe to be a Chinese spy, according to a source https://t.co/cDutqf7Ke9

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Jensen Huang’s affair with an alleged spy shines a light on the Ministry of State Security, China’s leading intel agency. https://t.co/kya2f6CwMx

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Australian grain exporter GrainCorp Ltd. will kick off a search for a new chief executive officer after Robert Spurway said he would step down. https://t.co/paYmhGVi67

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Chinese memory product maker Hosin and robotics tech platform Amicro are set to begin trading on Thursday in Hong Kong in a test of investor appetite for technology stocks in the region ahead of Anthropic’s blockbuster US listing https://t.co/uETjzN9jok