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Markets are bracing for US CPI data, while AI firms reported strong earnings performance. The Asia Trade program provides global market insight, with Bloomberg TV broadcasting from Tokyo and Sydney featuring analysis from Shery Ahn and Haidi Stroud-Watts.

Small newspapers are suing AI firms, and the outcome of this lawsuit may determine the future of America's independent local free press system. The case highlights concerns about the impact of AI on traditional media.

Manhattan sublease spaces are disappearing as landlords reclaim them to re-lease at higher rents. This trend is attributed to AI firms influencing the market dynamics.

UN chief Antonio Guterres urged AI firms to disclose their environmental footprint and criticized fossil fuels for driving climate and energy crises amid a European heatwave. A UN study highlighted that AI facilities will consume more electricity than all but 10 countries by 2025.

AI firms are launching IPOs to raise billions in capital, but the article questions the source and destination of the funds. The piece suggests these IPOs could potentially burst the AI bubble.

UN chief Antonio Guterres urged AI firms to disclose their environmental impact and warned that fossil fuels are driving climate and energy crises. He highlighted Europe's second heatwave in two months and the 11 hottest years on record.

Entrepreneurs, exchange operators, and AI firms are developing tradable financial instruments backed by processing power. These instruments aim to convert computational resources into assets that can be traded.

OpenAI has filed confidentially for an IPO, following Anthropic's recent public filing. Both AI firms are intensifying their competition by preparing for public offerings.

AI firms are leasing record amounts of office space in London. The surge reflects growing demand for physical workspaces among artificial intelligence companies.

Canada is launching a $360 million fund to take equity stakes in homegrown AI firms as part of a broader national AI strategy. The initiative aims to create 250,000 new jobs and boost GDP by 3%.

Donald Trump signed an executive order promoting voluntary safety testing for frontier AI models, but critics argue it lacks meaningful regulation and relies on collaboration with AI firms. The order was weakened after internal administration conflicts between cybersecurity experts and deregulation advocates, and it avoids imposing mandatory requirements on companies.

AI firms use news and creative content to generate answers without compensating creators, raising concerns about the sustainability of the $12 trillion creative economy. New York Times Publisher A.G. Sulzberger criticizes this practice as repackaging 'stolen goods.'

The Publisher of The New York Times accuses AI firms of 'brazen theft' that threatens journalism. Arthur Gregg Sulzberger spoke at the 77th World News Media Congress in Marseille, France.

A study reveals that Americans' data is the most valuable globally, allowing tech companies and AI firms to generate substantial profits, with each American's data potentially yielding over $1 million for these entities.

Elon Musk's xAI admitted in federal court that it used OpenAI models to train its Grok AI system. The admission highlights the use of distillation techniques as AI companies compete to develop more advanced and cost-effective models.

British Land has raised its outlook due to strong demand from AI firms for office space in London. The company attributes the increased demand to the growing presence of artificial intelligence companies in the city.

The article discusses the rapid adoption of AI in the legal sector, highlighting both its transformative potential and ongoing challenges. Despite claims of rapid AI advancement, the sector remains divided on its net impact, with benefits still outweighing downsides.