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The conglomerate raised its stake in Alphabet by $10 billion.
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Anthropic faces AI spending backlash before IPO AxiosAnthropic files to go public in a potentially trillion-dollar debut CNNThe AI boom could be heading to millions of 401(k)s as Anthropic files for IPO The Washington PostAnthropic races toward a Wall Street debut with a confidential SEC filing AP NewsAnthropic Pulls Ahead of OpenAI in High-Stakes Race for IPO Riches Bloomberg.com
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The debt of the world's biggest economy is no longer the primary reserve asset for central banks worldwide.
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After an Agonizing Week of Threats, Kyiv Is Finally Bombarded by Russia The New York TimesKyiv hit by deadly Russian strikes, people feared trapped in apartment building rubble CNNZelenskyy asks Trump to send missiles after Russian strikes across Ukraine The GuardianKremlin Talks of New 'Paradigm' in Ukraine War, Accusing Kyiv of 'Acts of Terror' U.S. News & World ReportUkraine rescuers pull dead from rubble after Russian strikes kill 18 people
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Oil Holds Gains, US Futures Slip on War Confusion: Markets Wrap Bloomberg.comAsia stocks recover as AI optimism offsets Middle East anxiety ReutersAsia-Pacific stocks mostly lower as Iran war uncertainty keeps investors on edge CNBCAsian shares mostly slip as latest fighting undermines the US-Iran ceasefire. AP News
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Asia stocks mixed amid Iran uncertainty; Nikkei, KOSPI slide from records Investing.comStocks bounce as AI optimism offsets Middle East anxiety ReutersAsia-Pacific markets close mixed as Iran war uncertainty keeps investors on edge CNBCAsian shares mostly slip as latest fighting undermines the US-Iran ceasefire Yahoo Finance
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New Berkshire Hathaway CEO Greg Abel makes first deal since taking over from Warren Buffett AP NewsBerkshire Hathaway to Buy Taylor Morrison for $6.8 Billion Bloomberg.comGreg Abel just made his first big deal as Berkshire CEO. Why Warren Buffett is happy CNBCBerkshire buys homebuilder Taylor Morrison for $8.5bn in Abel's first big deal Financial Times
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 The coronavirus has
disrupted supply chains and demand across the global economy,
but it is the prospect of Europe becoming a casualty in the
U.S.-China tech war that keeps the president of the European
Chamber in China "awake at night".
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