Business · Important news for 3 September 2026
Japanese borrowing costs hit 30-year high amid currency intervention warnings
Pakistan Raises $3 Billion in Two-Part Junk Bond Sale
UK Government Borrowing Costs Hit 28-Year High
Trump administration backs OpenAI in New York Times copyright battle
The US administration has filed a brief in federal court backing OpenAI against The New York Times copyright battle, urging the court to rule that training AI models on copyrighted content is legal and emphasizing the national interest in developing a competitive AI industry, while separate lawsuits and scrutiny continue regarding AI safety testing and secret reviews.
- US administration files backing for OpenAI in copyright lawsuit.
- Urges court to rule that training AI on copyrighted text is legal.
- US government files brief supporting OpenAI on copyright training for LLMs
- A lawsuit targets secret federal reviews of frontier AI models.
- The suit claims the secrecy may hide corruption.
US Treasury Yields Jump as Bessent's Bond Gains Wipe Out
New York Fed's Williams says Treasury yield surge reflects strong economy
Oil Steadies as Trump Dismisses Iran Attack Concerns
India's economic growth beats forecasts while key stocks underperform
US energy secretary to travel to Venezuela for oil arrangement
FTC alleges Amazon illegally made $20 billion by rigging ad auctions
UK house prices rise for first time since April, says Nationwide
Questions Surround Trump Administration's Latest Drug Pricing Deals
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