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The artificial-intelligence giant, which is expected to begin trading Thursday, is targeting a valuation of roughly $1.33 trillion or more.

Prosecutors said the employee netted $70,000 in profits related to client matters including Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Bros.

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AI trade faces major tests next week with chip giant's earnings and Anthropic's IPO

Stripe is positioning itself as a key cog for agentic commerce, while JPMorgan Chase is a skeptic.

Steadier hands could be better suited to enriching shareholders as the AI chip company enters a new phase.

The lender said Thursday that it wasn’t in any active discussions and it hadn’t received an approach for a potential takeover.

Last year, just as scrutiny of Megaspeed was rising, Nvidia stopped reporting Singapore revenue.

The company’s ambitious plans will still require cooperation from capital markets.

The Wall Street regulator obtained about $1 billion last year, the lowest amount since the 2008 financial crisis.

Traders and investment bankers are set to see among the biggest bumps in bonuses.

A more restrained chief would suit the chip giant well for the next phase of the AI boom.

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