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Google has been ordered to halt work on two data centers in Finland, a key AI-boom location nicknamed the 'Texas of Europe.'
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Bitcoin fell Wednesday as $550 million in risky crypto bets were wiped out in forced selling and broader market jitters weighed on risk appetite.(paywalled)
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Temasek's investment chief named a reversal in the AI trade and inflation-driven bond rates as the top risks to markets heading into next year.(paywalled)
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Elon Musk says his companies will build and operate Terafab themselves, ruling out a role for TSMC in running the chipmaking venture.(paywalled)
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