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U.S. urged to invest more in AI; ex-Google CEO warns of China’s progress

U.S. government funding in artificial intelligence has fallen short and the country needs to invest in research, train an AI-ready workforce and apply the technology to national security missions, a government-commissioned panel led by Google’s former CEO said in an interim report on Monday.

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Under Armour craters after confirming accounting probe

Shares of Under Armour are tanking Monday after the sportswear company confirmed reports from The Wall Street Journal that it is in the midst of a U.S. accounting probe. The investigation allegedly centers upon whether Under Armour shifted sales from quarter to quarter to improve its financial metrics. Yahoo Finance’s Jen Rogers and Myles Udland discuss on The Final Round. …read more […]

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Uber Stock’s Potential Justifies Risk of Buying Before Earnings, Says Wedbush

Since its May IPO, Uber Technologies (UBER) has been, for want of a better description, a bit of a car crash. Its share price is down about 25% from its launch, as investors have yet to be convinced in the ridesharing pioneer’s ability to come good.Uber will report third-quarter results today, after the market closed, and unlike its rival, Lyft, which has now provided targets on profitability, investors have yet to gleam a proper insight into its bottom-line strategy.However, ahead of the earnings announcement, Wedbush’s Ygal Arounian issued a glowing assessment of Uber’s prospects. The analyst reiterated a Buy rating …read more […]

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California could take over PG&E in wake of bankruptcy crisis

California Governor Gavin Newsom said that the state will take over PG&E if the utility company is unable to secure its own fate in the wake of its bankruptcy crisis. Citigroup’s Utilities and Renewables Lead Analyst Praful Mehta joins Yahoo Finance’s Akiko Fujita to break down the latest developments of PG&E on The Ticker. …read more […]

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Judge Demands Answers From PG&E on Massive Wine Country Wildfire

(Bloomberg) — The federal judge overseeing bankrupt California utility PG&E Corp.’s probation wants to know how many lives may have been lost this year in fires potentially caused by the utility’s equipment.U.S. District Judge William Alsup in San Francisco asked PG&E to respond by Nov. 29. The utility has said it switched off local distribution lines in the area of the still-burning Kincade fire, about 85 miles (137 kilometers) north of the city. PG&E Chief Executive Officer Bill Johnson has said transmission lines weren’t taken down because wind speeds didn’t warrant such a move.Alsup also wants to know about structures …read more […]