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- [[Los Angeles Times]]
- California family winery selling as Canada boycotts
- Skepticism over plan to create oversight board for CBS, CNN
- Critics of Paramount merger deal question whether panel will be truly independent.
- CBS NEWS has seen much upheaval in the last year. Above, journalist Nancy Cordes at the White House.
- Meta rolls out an AI assistant for everyday consumers
- Viral agent can shop, book travel. Amazon has blocked it, saying it violates site’s terms.
- CHRIS COX, Meta’s chief product officer, speaks to AI developers in Menlo Park.
- [[USA Today]]
- Chrysler veterans have seen things
- 60 years later, they say they’re not ready to quit
- In Charles Ferguson’s 60 years at Chrysler, he’s had a lot of good days and his fair share of bad – on Sept. 9, though, Ferguson said he had the best day of his entire career. ● Ferguson, 82, has worked for Chrysler in Kokomo, Indiana, since July 1, 1966 [the year “Star Trek” debuted, if you were wondering]. On Sept. 9, he and two other longtime Chrysler employees were honored at Stellantis’ North American headquarters, the Chrysler Technology Center in Auburn Hills, Michigan. The longtimers met with Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa, toured the HQ, were honored at a companywide town hall, and made time to talk with the news media.
- From left, 60-year Chrysler veterans Raymond Washington, Charles Ferguson and William Kendrick stand in front of the wind tunnel during a Sept. 9 event at the Chrysler Technology Center in Auburn Hills, Michigan.
- “The older guys used to tell me, you don’t want to do 30 years on this line because they were all broken down and tired. But that was all ergonomics, and nowadays you get a lot of relief from things that make your job easier.” Raymond Washington Chrysler employee for 60 years
- UAW chief opposes China’s U.S. auto plants
- Fain: Trump comments ‘a slap in the face’
- Expert reviewer: 2027 cars worthy of your attention
- The 2027 Kia K5.
- Chrysler veterans have seen things
- [[The New York Times]]
- The A.I. Party House Where Networking Has a Dark Side
- Group tech houses have proliferated across the San Francisco Bay Area in the artificial intelligence boom. One of the most prominent has also racked up an extensive police record.
- The entrance to AGI House in Hillsborough, Calif. AGI House is one of the most prominent and notorious tech group homes in the artificial intelligence boom.
- U.S. and China Balance A.I. Risks and Rivalry
- Artificial intelligence is on the agenda when leaders from the United States and China meet this week. But with little consensus on a path forward, expectations are limited.
- President Trump and China’s leader, Xi Jinping, in South Korea, last year. Mr. Trump has relaxed restrictions on providing A.I. technology to China and other nations.
- For Gen Z, Building Wealth Is in the Stock Market, Not the Housing Market
- Young adults are more focused on investment apps and their retirement accounts than they are in building equity in a home.
- Kana Cummings would like to buy an apartment someday, but saving to buy a home is not a priority. Instead, she’s focused on investing.
- The ‘Kid’ Takes Over: David Ellison Becomes a Hollywood Colossus
- With Paramount and Warner Bros. under his control, Mr. Ellison will be “the Hollywood equivalent of Superman, Caesar and Midas combined.” But challenges remain.
- David Ellison, the 43-year-old chief executive of Paramount Skydance, will run an empire of unprecedented breadth in Hollywood.
- The A.I. Party House Where Networking Has a Dark Side
- [[Wall Street Journal]]
- Debt Load Wallops Apartments
- Rate rise burdens landlords with new costs as early ’20s boom goes sour
- $300B
- Value of apartment owners’ loans that are maturing this year
- Small Startups Use AI To Get Even Smaller
- Tech Elite to Fund Alternative to College
- Gap Is Getting Into the Boy-Band Business
- The retailer will partner with American band Just Your Type, known as JYT. The group will tour and meet fans at stores. GAP INC.
- Pharma Firms Seek To Protect Business With China
- Debt Load Wallops Apartments
- [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
- Royal Caribbean nears $6bn deal to buy majority stake in Sandals Resorts
- Royal Caribbean is nearing a deal to buy a majority stake in couples-only retreat company Sandals Resorts International, valuing the business at more than $6bn, as part of the cruise operator’s push to cater to travellers on land as well as sea.
- Dickenson Bay, Antigua. The deal allows Royal Caribbean to cross-sell land-based vacations
- EU multinationals learn to help their Chinese rivals ‘go global’
- The European groups can still grow and learn from their partners. One aspect is how to develop new products at 'China speed'
- China spends record $159bn on importing gold this year
- ▸ Bullion buying exceeds 1,000 tonnes ▸ Beijing and households hedging risk
- 'Chinese buying is now a core driver of gold prices [amid] uncertain over growth and geopolitics'
- Airtel Money aims to raise $800mn in London IPO
- Airtel Money is poised to launch one of London’s biggest listings of recent years, as the African mobile payments group seeks to raise at least $800mn from investors.
- Royal Caribbean nears $6bn deal to buy majority stake in Sandals Resorts