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How CEOs are adapting to new rules of powerEconomy

Most business leaders today built their careers during a relatively stable period. On The Big View, strategist Tina Fordham tells Peter Thal Larsen that geopolitical uncertainty is likely to persist and outlines the unexpected shocks companies should prepare for.

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Hugging Face Scientist Says AI Safety Doesn’t Require Slowing InnovationTech

Margaret Mitchell, Hugging Face’s researcher and chief ethics scientist, says that when handled well, ethics can propel innovation in artificial intelligence rather than slow it down. She discusses the view in an interview on “Insight with Haslinda Amin.”

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Ukraine Says No Deal Yet on Halt to Energy StrikesWorld1:54

Donald Trump and Ukraine gave conflicting accounts of an alleged agreement with Russia to stop attacks on energy infrastructure. Trump said Moscow and Kyiv had agreed to halt the strikes and blamed them for higher diesel prices. Volodymyr Zelenskyy said no deal was finalized, but acknowledged a strong U.S. proposal for a mutual halt on attacks against critical infrastructure.

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Trump’s Opposition to AI Guardrails Adds to Midterm RiskPolitics3:40

US President Donald Trump’s opposition to artificial-intelligence guardrails puts him at odds with a growing number of lawmakers in both parties. Rising voter concerns about AI safety are adding to doubts about the technology ahead of the midterm elections.

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Trump rejects big tech calls to slow AI developmentTech7:48

Under Secretary of War for Research and Engineering Emil Michael says President Donald Trump has rejected calls to slow artificial intelligence development, while discussing the high-stakes technology race with China.

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Hindus across India celebrate Ganesh ChaturthiCulture

Hindus throughout India began observing Ganesh Chaturthi on Monday by bringing brightly decorated Ganesha idols into their homes and worshipping at temporary public shrines.

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Macaulay Culkin pays tribute to Home Alone co-star Catherine O’Hara at EmmysCulture

Macaulay Culkin remembered Catherine O’Hara at the Emmys after her death in January at 71. O’Hara played his on-screen mother, Kate McCallister, in Home Alone and Home Alone 2. Culkin said that although she may have forgotten him twice, she would always be remembered and had always shown up when he asked.

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Australia’s AI Regulation DebateTech7:58

The global argument over AI safety is intensifying. President Trump has dismissed calls from industry to slow development as a “conspiracy theory,” while China has called new warnings about the technology “fearmongering.” Australia’s cyber intelligence chief, Abigail Bradshaw, says the country needs an AI early-warning system to protect against risks. UNSW AI professor Toby Walsh discusses the outlook for regulation.

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How AI Is Transforming China’s EconomyEconomy

CICC Chief Economist and former China State Administration of Foreign Exchange official Yanliang Miao reacts to Beijing’s August economic activity data and discusses AI’s effect on the economy with David Ingles and Yvonne Man on Bloomberg: The China Show.

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China’s Economic Momentum Remains Weak as Consumption FaltersEconomy

China’s economic momentum remains weak as consumption falters. The program also examines clashes involving Washington, Beijing and AI leaders over safety concerns, along with traders’ assessment of caution around AI amid rising Treasury yields.

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Latest news bulletin | September 15, 2026 – MorningOther11:30

A morning roundup of the most important stories from Europe and beyond on September 15, 2026, covering world news, business, entertainment, politics, culture and travel.

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Hannity: Obama is fearmongering at the ‘HIGHEST LEVEL’Politics

Fox News host Sean Hannity argues that Democrats are spreading “misinformation” about artificial intelligence and data centers while raising concerns about the technology’s safety and advancement.

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Tens of thousands flee Yemen homes as Iran-backed Houthis advanceWorld

Nearly 94,000 people have fled their homes in Yemen since fighting between Iran-backed Houthi rebels and government forces intensified this month, the International Organization for Migration said Monday.

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Trump calls AI safety warnings a ‘hoax’ as tech leaders raise alarmTech2:40

US President Donald Trump dismisses warnings about artificial intelligence risks as a hoax and scam. Major technology figures say AI is advancing too quickly without adequate safeguards, while China’s top spy chief warns it could threaten the ruling Communist Party. Trump argues the US cannot slow down and risk losing its lead over China.

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Chan Chun Sing: Only deep trust can break the security dilemmaPolitics

Singapore Coordinating Minister for Public Services and Defence Minister Chan Chun Sing discussed his expectations for the Xiangshan Forum and his observations on Singapore-China military exchanges. He said the world faces a dilemma in which one side’s security is seen as the other’s insecurity, and that only deep trust can overcome it. On US-China ties, he reiterated that Singapore does not take sides and always puts its national interests first.

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Hudson Institute researcher: US-China summit may address AI guardrailsTech2:07

Ahead of the US-China summit, President Trump reiterated that the United States leads China in AI. Hudson Institute senior researcher Hsu Yu-jen said Trump may express displeasure to Xi Jinping over allegations that China uses distillation to steal America’s frontier models. The two sides may also discuss safeguards against AI runaway behavior, including automatic shutdowns when systems cross red lines. Hsu also proposed a trusted AI mechanism between the US and Taiwan.

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Mitch McConnell returns to Senate after June hospitalizationPolitics

Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky returned to the Senate in a wheelchair on Monday and voted for the first time in three months. He had been hospitalized after falling at home.

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