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Central banks use AI to assess climate-related risks
Central bankers said on Tuesday they have broken new ground by using artificial intelligence to collect data for assessing climate-related financial risks, just as the volume of disclosures from banks and other companies is set to rise. The Bank for International Settlements, a forum for central banks, the Bank of Spain, Germany's Bundesbank and the European Central Bank said their experimental Gaia AI project was used to analyse company disclosures on carbon emissions, green bond issuance and
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Presidential Historian: Trump Actually Doing 'Us All A Favor' With Fascist Rhetoric
Michael Beschloss also spelled out in the gravest terms why the 2024 election will be like no other.
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Inside The Ritzy Retreats Hosting Right-Wing Judges
During Koch-funded trips to mountain resorts, Trump judges huddled over a new strategy to advance “history and tradition” as the law of the land.
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Ex-Trump Press Aide Breaks Down True Message Of His ‘Unhinged’ Comments
Sarah Matthews explained a tactic of the former president.
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Yen drops, stock markets mixed as Japan hikes interest rates
The yen weakened and Tokyo stocks rose Tuesday after the Bank of Japan hiked interest rates for the first time in 17 years as it shifted away from its long-running ultra-loose monetary policy.While the moves were a major change from a long-running policy, Japanese stocks rose as the BoJ's comment that conditions would remain accommodative tempered fears of more hikes.
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Vietnam luxury property boss on trial in $355 mn bond scam
A top Vietnamese property tycoon went on trial Tuesday accused of cheating thousands of investors in a $355 million bond scam, in the communist nation's latest criminal case targeting high-flying business leaders.They are accused of illegally acquiring $355 million in a bond sale to 6,630 investors -- all of whom have been invited to attend the trial, which is expected to last around three weeks.
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'This Is No Joke': Michael Cohen Reveals New Threat Posed By Trump's Cash Crunch
The former attorney to Trump called him "the single most dangerous thing" to national security.
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