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Alphabet's Google on Wednesday announced a new top-tier artificial intelligence model to anchor its Gemini 4 generation of models in a fresh bid ‌to catch up to rivals Anthropic and OpenAI in the AI race.

The US securities regulator on Wednesday charged Meyer Global Management and its CEO Owen Meyer over the private fund adviser's ‌schemes that allegedly took advantage of retail investors seeking exposure to SpaceX and other pre-IPO shares.

Wall Street's top regulator backed a plan developed by electric carmaker Tesla allowing companies to have investors opt to cast proxy votes in line with management automatically, worrying corporate activists, who say it will further diminish their influence.

Boeing's largest white-collar union will decide on Thursday whether its members accept a sweetened ‌contract offer or move closer to a strike that would stall work on two long-delayed jetliners and slow jet deliveries.

ElevenLabs said on Wednesday it had completed a $300 million employee tender offer valuing the AI voice generation startup at $22 billion, twice the valuation it secured in its February ‌funding round.

The artificial intelligence boom has arrived in the riskiest corners of US credit markets, where leery lenders are demanding more compensation to fund borrowers whose future earnings remain largely unproven.

Prediction market startup Polymarket on Wednesday rolled out a slew of tools to help users manage compulsive behavior, including voluntary deposit limits, lock-outs and access ‌to mental health resources.

President Donald Trump will announce on Wednesday plans for South Korea to invest $200 billion in US projects, including $54 billion to build the long-planned Alaska liquefied natural gas project, a White House ‌official said.

Mattel's longtime CEO Ynon Kreiz, who led the toymaker's transformation into a broader entertainment company, is stepping down and will be succeeded by board member Roger Lynch, head of Vogue and New Yorker owner Condé Nast.

Facing potential liability for harms related to climate change, major oil companies have again turned to the US Supreme Court, teeing up a case that could determine the fate of dozens of climate-related lawsuits by state and local governments against fossil fuel companies.

The US securities regulator proposed new regulations on Wednesday aimed at expanding access to private assets that have traditionally been reserved for professionals, potentially offering higher returns ‌but also exposing everyday Americans to more risk.

Robinhood said on Tuesday it will let users trade some US stocks round-the-clock during ‌weekends, marking its latest effort to keep up as the industry marches toward 24-hour access.

Goldman Sachs' private credit fund said on Tuesday that investor requests to pull money further slowed down in the third-quarter tender offer, with redemption pressure ‌easing across the broader industry.

OpenAI aims to raise at least $30 billion in a funding round and is seeking a valuation of about $1.4 trillion, ‌not including the money raised, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services estimates the weighted average premium for Medicare Advantage (MA) plans to fall more than 16% next year.

The White House has urged the European Union to draw down emergency diesel inventories in an effort to lower global prices, as President Donald Trump and his administration pursue a range of options to ease fuel costs ahead of November's midterm elections, according to two sources familiar with the ‌effort.

Walt Disney is laying off a few hundred employees across human resources and technology ‌departments, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters on Tuesday.

JPMorgan Chase has appointed Mark O'Donovan as its head of human resources, effective January next year, succeeding Robin ‌Leopold, CEO Jamie Dimon said in a memo seen by Reuters on Tuesday.

Anthropic could face legal claims from customers and users over the actions of rogue artificial intelligence agents, ‌though the legal framework is uncertain, the company said in the prospectus for its stock market debut seen by Reuters.