The New York Times – Business:
Testifying before Congress, the Treasury secretary said that he supported giving Americans $5,000 dividends if Republicans win in November.
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The New Restaurant at the Public Theater Revives the Astor Family Name
The New York Times – Business:
The NoHo Hospitality Group reimagines the dining room at the Public Theater, Lana Lagomarsini serves up tasting menus at Creola and more food news.
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Two Chinese Firms Used Binance to Launder Iranian Oil Money, US Says
The New York Times – Business:
Federal prosecutors said proceeds from the sale of Iranian oil flowed through Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange, to finance terrorism.
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With Emmys Haul, Apple Joins the Big Leagues of TV
The New York Times – Business:
The tech giant took home the most trophies this year, breaking the chokehold HBO and Netflix have had on the awards for more than two decades.
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Congress Has Proposed Many Bills for A.I. Regulation. Lawmakers Have Enacted Few.
The New York Times – Business:
For years, Democrats and Republicans have proposed bills to address the greatest threats posed by artificial intelligence. Many remain stymied by political disputes.
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The Unlikely Political Bedfellows on A.I. Regulation
The New York Times – Business:
David Sacks and Lina Khan? Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon? The debate on artificial intelligence limits is creating unlikely alliances.
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Key U.S. Bond Rate Near 20-Year High as Oil Prices Keep Climbing
The New York Times – Business:
The 10-year Treasury yield breached levels last seen in 2007, with intensifying worries about energy-driven inflation contributing to bond investors’ angst.
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Carney Pitches Canada as a Haven of Investment Stability in a Chaotic World
The New York Times – Business:
The prime minister brought together about 100 money managers in Toronto to promote Canada as the ideal place for their investments.
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Warsh Set for Showdown With Trump as Fed Faces Pressure to Raise Rates
The New York Times – Business:
The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates on Wednesday, putting Kevin M. Warsh, the chairman, at odds with the administration just before the midterms.