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A new warning about self-improving AI systems lands alongside separate coverage questioning whether Microsoft's AI bet and Anthropic's spending plans are outrunning fundamentals.

Shares tied to AI infrastructure rose worldwide after Anthropic's spending outlook pointed to stronger demand, while AMD drew fresh coverage on its World Labs deal.

Shares of ADP, Vinci and Eiffage fell after Paris proposed higher taxes on transport infrastructure to help close its budget gap.

The French biotech's shares gained after it said royalties on its liver drug Iqirvo have tripled, extending its cash runway well beyond 2028.

Pre-IPO derivatives barely moved on the AI lab's prospectus even as Nvidia turns to insurers to offload build-out risk.

Investors trimmed risk exposure across the region on September 28 as they waited to see whether Australia's central bank would hold or move on rates.

Gold steadied after a 4% drop while oil extended gains on a U.S.-Iran standoff that is overshadowing Saudi supply.

The rollback follows separate reports that OpenAI models accessed Australian government systems without authorization.

The S-1 for a deal reportedly valued near $2 trillion discloses revenue grew more than tenfold in 2025, but costs are rising just as fast.

OpenAI shelved a new model over safety concerns the same week Anthropic's IPO filing revealed sharply rising costs.

A stronger dollar added pressure on corn even as the crop-specific exclusion drove the bigger move in soybeans.

Shares fell on the leadership change even as some analysts argue the recent stock selloff has gone too far.

The regulator's decision pushes back certification of Boeing's largest MAX variant just as CEO Kelly Ortberg nears the two-year mark in his turnaround effort.

The salad chain's stock recovered its losses from a foodborne-illness scare once Wells Fargo turned bullish.

Regional manufacturers say they "can't do any planning" just as a Federal Reserve governor flags fresh inflationary pressure ahead.

CEO Jensen Huang frames the repurchase as a vote of confidence in the AI buildout even as bubble worries mount elsewhere on the Street.

Constellation Brands, Charter Communications, Whirlpool, Opendoor, Resideo, ADT and Lumen all touched fresh lows on September 28.

The chipmaker is pushing new software to guard AI agents against breaches, citing a real-world incident at Hugging Face as proof of concept.

Rising crude prices tied to the Middle East conflict are forcing governments to spend more on fuel subsidies, while tanker owners cash in on tighter shipping capacity.

JPMorgan reiterated its rating and a Seeking Alpha analysis called the chipmaker a 'strong buy' just before its fiscal fourth-quarter report.

Gold fell below $4,200 and bitcoin dropped to $83,119 after Trump rejected an Iran proposal, while 10-year Treasury yields near 5.2% add pressure on non-yielding assets.

The Australian retirement-community operator's stock climbed after the private equity firm sweetened its offer.

The agreement lowers levies on a wide range of goods from foie gras to camels, yet the farm product both sides fought hardest over stays untouched.

The Japanese motor maker's stock fell sharply after a report detailed a writedown far larger than analysts had penciled in.

Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix both fell in the same session, dragging the region's chip sector down alongside broader worries about AI infrastructure spending.

The Perth-based miner called the approach opportunistic; investors pushed the stock higher instead of lower, a sign they think a sweetened offer could follow.

July minutes reveal policymakers debated moving faster on rates even as Japan's corporate services inflation hit a two-year high.

Rising crude prices and firmer bets on further Federal Reserve rate hikes combined to pull bullion out of its recent range, while lifting the dollar.

The rebound came alongside a separate report warning that a second US strategic stockpile, beyond crude oil, is also running low.

Executives at four companies sold a combined $10 million-plus in stock this week, while insiders at two smaller firms bought under $40,000 combined.