Citigroup wins Beijing approval for wholly owned China securities firm
The CSRC green light lets Citigroup go solo in China's capital markets, just weeks before Xi and Trump meet at APEC.

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The CSRC green light lets Citigroup go solo in China's capital markets, just weeks before Xi and Trump meet at APEC.
The streaming giant is tightening household verification, a move that could convert shared-plan discount users into full-price subscribers.
The server maker says revenue and profit could land far above guidance, lifting the whole AI hardware complex and raising stakes for upcoming earnings.
Thore Graepel, who helped build DeepMind's AlphaGo, is applying game-winning search techniques to general reasoning. His warning: LLMs can't be trusted to reason.
Health Minister Muhammad Ali Pate says the patient flew in from Uganda, putting Africa's latest outbreak on Nigeria's doorstep.
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The chief international anchor who started as an assistant in 1983 is out, forcing CNN to rethink its global news identity.
The analyst who spent four years on the sidelines now sees real progress in Intel's chipmaking and design. Here's what it means for the turnaround story.
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Amazon, Yelp, and Pizza Hut are blocking OpenAI's and Meta's new shopping agents, and a web optimized for bots could squeeze out the humans who built it.
Tech leaders want the shares given directly to Americans, not parked in a foundation.
The chip giant's deal with Apollo, BlackRock, and KKR signals that capital markets, not engineering, now decide who builds AI.