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Intel, Raytheon, Other Big Companies Push Back on EU Subsidy Rules
WSJ News Exclusive Europe Companies warn new disclosure requirements could disrupt deals, halt public tenders Source link
The Jobs Most Exposed to ChatGPT
Accountants are among the professionals whose careers are most exposed to the capabilities of generative artificial intelligence, according to a new study. The researchers found
Will the 'Korea Discount' for Stocks Finally Disappear?
A significant buying opportunity in Asia—for longer-term investors—could be hiding in plain sight. Source link
Executive Showdown May Determine Fate of EY Split
Feuding executives meet this week to hash out a deal on Ernst & Young’s proposed breakup. Source link
SVB, Signature Depositors Won’t Lose Their Money. What Happens if Another Bank Fails?
Markets Regulators say they would take similar actions if they think another bank collapse would jeopardize financial system Source link
Russia’s Economy Is Starting to Come Undone
MOSCOW—The opening months of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine last year drove an increase in oil and natural-gas prices that brought a windfall for Moscow. Those
Home Prices Fall for Seventh Straight Month
The Case-Shiller index dropped 0.2% in January compared with December, as increased mortgage rates continued to slow the housing market. Source link
FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried Faces New Criminal Charge
The fresh indictment alleges violation of law prohibiting bribes of foreign officials. Source link
Alibaba to Split Into Six Groups and Explore IPOs
The biggest structural overhaul in the Chinese tech company’s history comes a day after co-founder Jack Ma returned to mainland China. Source link
Stocks Slip Even as Concerns Fade Over Banks' Health
U.S. stock indexes opened lower Tuesday, while bond yields rose, as investors assessed whether the turmoil that had gripped parts of the global banking sector