OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar emphasizes 'need to take safety seriously' on AI risks
Friar joined CNBC's Jim Cramer on "Mad Money" as the debate over technology's safety risks rages on.
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Iran war has cost on average $246 million per day in its first five months, CBO finds
The Congressional Budget Office calculated the Defense Department's Iran war cost through Aug. 1 at $38.1 billion.
Senate cloture vote on Clarity Act fails, dealing regulatory blow to crypto industry
The Senate on Tuesday voted to block the Clarity Act from advancing, dealing a blow to the crypto industry's push for a comprehensive market framework.
OpenAI, Google, Anthropic discussing collaboration on AI safety issues
Discussions have been ongoing since Google's Demis Hassabis released a proposal in July calling for a U.S.-led "Standards Body," the spokesperson said.
Wells Fargo sees improvement in a key metric — plus, Lilly gets praise beyond GLP-1s
Every weekday, the Investing Club releases the Homestretch; an actionable afternoon update just in time for the last hour of trading.
AWS says it can't restore service to Bahrain, UAE facilities 6 months after Iran strikes
In March, two Amazon data centers in the UAE were struck by drones, while a site was also damaged by a nearby drone hit.
AI skeptics from Bernie Sanders to Steve Bannon urge action, as Congress, Trump idle
Lawmakers and AI regulation advocates met Tuesday in Washington at a Future of Life Institute event to urge regulatory action to rein in the expanding technology.
Trump Account contributions have a Dec. 31 deadline — and employers can complicate the math
Employers can offer Trump Account employee benefits via direct contributions or by allowing workers to make pre-tax contributions to a child's account.
Ford increases V-8 engine availability, lowers performance prices for 2027 F-150 trucks
Ford said the changes are meant to provide customers with more choice and help expand sales of key models, a strategy CEO Jim Farley has touted.
Beaten-up bond market may be nearing 'escape velocity.' Here's what that means
Rising yields across the bond market have spooked investors, but the surge from zero interest rates since Covid suggests fixed-income risk-reward has improved.
Saudi pipeline closure is a brief interruption that will last days, U.S. Energy Secretary tells CNBC
The Saudis closed the East-West pipeline after it sustained damage in a drone attack launched from Iraq.
Judge blocks Kennedy Center board from putting Trump's name on plaza, building
The ruling comes four months after the same judge ordered that the Kennedy Center could not be renamed to include President Trump's name
Cramer says these 2 stocks are still buys, warns against playing Fed rate 'parlor game'
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We're buying the dip in one of our newest stocks
Nothing has changed in this bank's positive operating-leverage story.
Mortgage credit scores are evolving. What homebuyers need to know
Mortgage lenders that work with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, government-sponsored enterprises, have the green light to use VantageScore 4.0 if they want to.
Musk urges top AI labs, Chinese companies to test each other's models amid calls for slowdown
Elon Musk called for the leading AI labs to peer review each others' models before they're released to the public as a way to evaluate their safety.
Nike co-founder Phil Knight to donate $1.1 billion to Oregon medical center
The gift to Providence St. Vincent Medical Center will support the creation of an all-women’s hospital as well as advance cardiovascular care across Oregon.
Airfares, gas and hotel prices were up this summer—Americans traveled anyway
If the fall travel season looks anything like the summer, costs for flights, hotels and gas will be higher and Americans will still find money for vacations.
What to expect from stocks and bonds if interest rates remain higher for longer, according to investing pros
Higher interest rates are typically viewed as dicey for stocks but also mean you can earn more on your fixed income investments.
Trump calls Supreme Court mail ballot ruling 'big loss for Republicans'
President Trump blasted his three Supreme Court appointees for blocking a Postal Service rule that would have allowed mail-in ballots in November's elections.