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- China to crack down on AI chatbots around suicide, gambling - The proposed rules come as Chinese artificial intelligence chatbot startups Minimax and Z.ai have this month filed for Hong Kong IPOs.
- A Swedish city is being moved — building by building — amid Europe’s minerals push - Sweden's northernmost city of Kiruna is on the move because of ground subsidence from the expansion of the world's largest underground iron ore mine.
- European markets set to start the last trading week of 2025 in flat territory - European stocks are expected to start the last trading week of the year in flat territory.
- From data center spas to servers in space: How the energy crunch is reshaping cloud computing - Data centre developers and designers are starting to get creative.
- Week ahead: Here are the 3 big things we're watching in the stock market - While there are no major earnings scheduled this week, there are macroeconomic updates to watch.
- Trump holds 'productive' call with Putin ahead of Zelenskyy meeting in push for Ukraine peace plan - Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was scheduled to arrive at Mar-a-Lago in President Donald Trump's latest attempt to end the war between the two countries.
- Top Wall Street analysts are confident about these 3 dividend-paying stocks - TipRanks discusses three dividend-paying stocks, including Chevron and Darden Restaurants.
- I've studied hundreds of highly successful kids: The No. 1 parenting trend that worries me—and what to do instead - "Never Enough" author Jennifer Breheny Wallace has spent seven years interviewing high-achieving kids and their families. She reveals the most popular but potentially harmful parenting trend—and what kids really need from their parents.
- Week in review: The S&P 500 kept hitting records, and an AI giant went back into the Bullpen - The Club added an old stock to the bullpen and bought more shares of another.
- Restaurants' hottest menu item in 2025 was 'value.' That won't change next year - Restaurant chains bet on value in 2025, and they're not likely to ditch the strategy next year.