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Banning TikTok in the U.S. Is Easier Said Than Done
Legal and practical obstacles could confound any bid to erase the Chinese-owned app’s huge U.S. footprint. Source link
AI Listens In on Toxic World of Videogame Voice Chat
Some game companies are using new artificial-intelligence moderation tools to punish players who violate their conduct rules. Source link
Apple's Tim Cook Upbeat in Beijing as China Courts Global CEOs
Apple’s chief took the stage at a conference in Beijing where business leaders and Chinese officials tiptoed around Sino-U.S. relations. Source link
Regeneron, Sanofi Look for Billions From COPD Drug
The companies said Dupixent showed positive results in a late-stage study of current or former smokers with the killer disease. Source link
What Does 'Made in America' Mean? In Green Energy, Billions Hinge on the Answer
Companies pursuing subsidies are trying to influence how the Treasury Department defines the phrase. Source link
Steady Jobless Claims Show Labor Market Remains Strong
Worker filings for unemployment benefits held nearly steady last week, showing that the broader labor market remains robust despite layoffs. Source link
Accounting-Fraud Indicator Signals Coming Economic Trouble
A tool to identify corporate earnings manipulation finds the most risk in over 40 years. Source link
How Bank Oversight Failed: The Economy Changed, Regulators Didn’t
On March 8, Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank were both, according to public disclosures, “well capitalized,” the optimal level of health by federal regulatory
China Hits Back on TikTok, Says It Doesn’t Ask Companies for Foreign Data
World Asia China China’s Foreign Ministry accuses the U.S. of suppressing the popular app Source link
Axios’s Software Business Raises Cash to Fund AI Expansion
WSJ News Exclusive Media & Marketing Axios HQ to use ChatGPT maker OpenAI to improve tools that help clients write emails, headlines Source link