The Treasury Department on Thursday proposed rules on new restrictions on large investors buying single-family homes, one of the first moves in the federal government to implement the bipartisan housing package that passed over the summer. https://t.co/4WJo3FEsCb
AI raises questions about creativity, empowerment and business threats from Big Tech on the future of movies, television and social media.
This roundtable brings together four prominent leaders from the entertainment world. Their conversation, moderated by Bloomberg Businessweek’s editor, @BradStone, discusses the evolving risks and benefits of AI in Hollywood https://t.co/ZLRuNJWfgj
Featuring: Marge Dean, head of studio, Skybound Animation; @gstrompolos, co-founder & CEO, @promise_ai; @DuncanCI, national executive director & chief negotiator, SAG-AFTRA; @Kishori, producer & writer, Viva Maude
Futures were under pressure as escalating concern about Mideast conflict pushed oil futures higher, spurring inflation fears with US midterm elections less than two weeks away https://t.co/IZ5xCMoNWz
European Central Bank Governing Council member Fabio Panetta said the jump in bond yields will restrain the region’s economy, though isn’t critical as things stand https://t.co/c48brHPZRg
Canadian diplomats working in the US have been directed to stay away from candidates running in the midterm elections, and to keep a low profile to avoid allegations by the Trump administration of political interference, sources say https://t.co/nEufiiNwW6
Peru’s government is seeking to raise its fiscal deficit ceilings in coming years, giving officials more spending room to protect the economy from severe weather and higher global fuel prices https://t.co/JyERSX0A81
The debate over AI is keeping IPOs stuck on the launching pad, and with the shadow of Anthropic’s market debut looming larger by the day, billions of dollars of capital and months of preparations are hanging in the balance https://t.co/96Xhfo5TzA
What made the US economy thrive and what led to its current state of instability?
Professor James Robinson of the University of Chicago joins @tracyalloway and @TheStalwart to discuss the role that inclusivity, innovation and creativity play in a successful economy and whether the US has become a failing state. They spoke on the Odd Lots podcast, recorded live at Chicago's City Winery. Listen at https://t.co/RqFaugaTL4 or watch at https://t.co/fcjUvfje6d
Mortgage rates fell for the first time in nine weeks, providing little comfort to sellers facing the slowest US housing market in at least 25 years https://t.co/fTfykPfGZr
Meta quietly created a new class of non-voting shares that could give Mark Zuckerberg billions in liquidity without weakening his control of the company.
Ed Ludlow explains the regulatory filings https://t.co/gk15mteISO
Blackstone President and COO Jon Gray says investors don’t need to fear that the AI boom will turn into a bubble, calling it “a very different dynamic” from phenomena such as the 1990s telecom bubble https://t.co/MNw1TnSwid