Month: March 2019

DeepMind’s new office.DeepMind DeepMind is moving out of Google’s U.K. headquarters and into a large new London office. The artificial intelligence lab, which was acquired by Google in 2014 for around £400 million, will move into a new building in King’s Cross at some point in 2020. It will include a double helix staircase, a lecture theatre,
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The Puerto Rico Oversight Board and governor quarreled Friday about payments for health insurance, their latest clash over government policy. Gov. Ricardo Rosselló sent out a press statement saying he was extending employer contributions for employee health insurance, specifying that the extension was inconsistent with the board approved fiscal plan, which calls for the employer
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Gaming cryptocurrency Enjin coin (ENJ) is up 70 percent after news reports earlier today that confirmed a partnership with South Korean technology giant Samsung. On Friday, media outlets in South Korea reported the partnership between Enjin, the Singapore-based company behind ENJ, and Samsung’s flagship smartphone S10, was confirmed, which ignited Korea’s investor base to jump
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Nobel laureate Robert Shiller suggests a self-fulfilling is prophecy unfolding on Wall Street that could ultimately derail the longest bull market in history. According to the Yale University economics professor, growing worries about a recession could make it come sooner — even if there isn’t a specific event to spark it. “A lot of people
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Check out the companies making headlines after the bell: American Eagle Outfitters shares fell more than 4 percent after hours Wednesday based on mixed fourth-quarter earnings and light first-quarter guidance. The retailer posted $1.24 billion in revenue, missing Refinitiv estimates of $1.26 billion. Earnings per share were 43 cents, topping estimates of 42 cents. The
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine says his proposed 18-cent-per-gallon gasoline tax increase is the bare minimum the state needs to spend to keep roads and bridges in working order. “At this point in Ohio’s history it is time for us to invest in Ohio,” the new governor, a Republican, said in his State of the State
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The open-source developer group behind the dollar-pegged, ethereum-backed stablecoin DAI is considering whether higher fees could help stave off mounting liquidity issues. During the weekly developer call on Feb. 28, some token holders, including MakerDAO founder Rune Christensen, voiced concerns about whether the peg, the mechanism by which the cryptocurrency holds a stable value, can continue
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Check out the companies making headlines after the bell: Shares of NIO tanked more than 8 percent in extended trading after the Chinese electric automaker released its fourth-quarter earnings results, noting a slowdown in vehicle deliveries. “Deliveries of the ES8 in January and February 2019 were 1,805 and 811 vehicle respectively, which reflect a greater
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