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France and Germany reached a deal to protect Europe's car industry, The Wall Street Journal reported. The agreement includes more flexibility on decarbonization rules and provides incentives for investment.
Read the flashThe Wall Street JournalMicrosoft is redesigning parts of Windows 11 so that the operating system does not consume all the resources of lower-end machines with 8 GB of RAM. The company detailed the changes in a lengthy blog post from its vice president of Windows experience, according to Gizmodo, which notes the system is moving closer to how it should have worked from the start.
Read the flashGizmodo.comCoreWeave shares were falling again on Friday, even after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expressed confidence in the cloud-computing company. According to Barron's, the stock is on track to erase all the gains it had made after that vote of confidence, amid doubts about the company.
Read the flashBarron'sWall Street is beginning to warn about a debt bubble tied to artificial intelligence, according to Axios. The outlet says a gap is opening between AI infrastructure spending and expected returns: AI providers are projected to spend $7 trillion on infrastructure through 2030. Against that backdrop, banks are reducing their exposure.
Read the flashAxiosAccording to Business Insider, inflation has absorbed almost all of the wage increases of the past two years. Average hourly earnings adjusted for inflation have fallen to about the level they were at when President Donald Trump took office for his second term. The claim refers to the average wage-earner, based on the latest statistics cited by the outlet.
Read the flashBusiness InsiderYields on US Treasury bonds are punishing bond investors in a way that outlet 24/7 Wall St. compares to the country's early debt crisis. According to the publication, the fallout extends beyond Wall Street to mortgage rates, retirement portfolios and the federal government's own borrowing costs.
Read the flash24/7 Wall St.According to PCWorld, the disappearance of the GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card should not come as a surprise, because PC gaming fans are no longer Nvidia's audience: AI companies are.
Read the flashPCWorldA poll by AtlasIntel and Bloomberg indicates that five out of ten Colombians believe the economy will improve in the next six months. The study shows optimism about the medium-term outlook for the Colombian economy.
Read the flashLa RepúblicaThe dollar fell sharply during the previous day's session and the Colombian peso stands as the most revalued emerging currency, according to La República. High interest rates and carry trade operations favor demand for Colombian pesos, a currency that has appreciated 22.56% over the past year.
Read the flashLa RepúblicaInterest rates for revolving credit lines range from 22.5% to 28.9%, according to La República. This type of credit is intended for unexpected expenses and specific needs. Banco de Occidente currently offers the lowest rates.
Read the flashLa RepúblicaRenta4 identifies investment opportunities in banking, retail and consumer. Its selection includes Credicorp, IFS and InRetail from Peru, and Santander Chile, Banco de Chile, BCI, Falabella and Andina-B from Chile. Banking carries the largest weight in the list.
Read the flashLa RepúblicaThe Comptroller's Office reviewed the financial information of public entities as part of the audit of the Nation's General Balance Sheet. The result places ANI and Dian among the 35 entities that fail due to their financial statements.
Read the flashLa RepúblicaIndonesian stocks fell sharply after MSCI warned that the Indonesian market could be removed from its indices, according to the Financial Times. The index provider's warning points to a possible exit of the country from those benchmarks.
Read the flashFinancial TimesIntel software engineers released version 1.5 of LLM-Scaler-vLLM PV, their Docker container stack that provides an AI and large language model experience on Intel Arc graphics hardware. The tool stems from the company's Project Battlematrix initiative and, according to the announcement, brings significant improvements over previous versions.
Read the flashPhoronixAsian stocks rebounded on Friday, driven by buying of beaten-down technology shares after a sharp selloff sparked by concerns over debt financing for the artificial intelligence boom. Chipmakers posted gains. In contrast, Indonesian shares deepened their decline with an 11% slump.
Read the flashInvesting.comOil company GeoPark reached 27,973 barrels of oil equivalent per day in the third quarter, a 2.6% increase driven by Argentina, according to Portafolio. The company is also moving forward with its entry into Venezuela and outlines its plans.
Read the flashPortafolioThe De la Espriella government is limiting the signing of new service provision contracts in the State. According to the report, each entity must demonstrate that a functional need exists to justify the contract.
Read the flashValora AnalitikThe Secretary of Finance declared a new contingency on its information platform. According to the announcement, affected taxpayers may submit the information until the business day following the lifting of the contingency.
Read the flashLa RepúblicaA capacity study of El Dorado airport prepared by IATA identified three areas that require attention. The association proposes changes to the terminal's operations in order to improve them without increasing ticket prices.
Read the flashValora AnalitikBanco Falabella Colombia announced Ignacio Bravo as its new general manager. Bravo is an industrial civil engineer from the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile and holds an MBA from the University of California, Berkeley.
Read the flashValora AnalitikGeopark increased its production and announced the drilling of up to eight wells in Colombia. At the end of September, an investment plan of US$7,000 million had been announced for the Venezuelan oil field of Bare.
Read the flashLa RepúblicaAccording to 9to5Mac, an oversight on Apple's French website may have confirmed the existence of an unannounced product: an accessory for the iPad mini. The outlet notes rumors that an OLED iPad mini will be introduced this month.
Read the flash9to5MacDe La Espriella ordered a reduction in service contracts and limits on bringing in new officials, with some exceptions. According to the published information, the strategy seeks to reduce state spending through controls on appointments.
Read the flashPortafolioThe director of CREG, Colombia's energy sector regulator, said that the El Niño phenomenon and the modernization of the wholesale energy market are the entity's focus areas. She stated that modernizing the wholesale market is essential.
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