Netherlands joins France in pulling gold from New York: Is US safe-haven status fading?
The repatriation of central-bank gold from New York signals a quiet shift in trust that could reshape global reserve dynamics.

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The repatriation of central-bank gold from New York signals a quiet shift in trust that could reshape global reserve dynamics.
The Claude maker's up to $2 trillion debut puts a board controlled by an outside trust with no equity at the center of its public-market test.
The GPU giant's acquisition of AI's neutral model hub threatens to tilt the entire ecosystem toward its own hardware - and regulators are the only brake.
Two states are asking the Supreme Court to halt California's antitrust case against Paramount after settlement talks collapsed - with millions bleeding out each day.
The ruling spares Google's ad empire from a forced split, but leaves advertisers and rivals guessing what changes are coming.
The e-commerce giant responds to a sweeping antitrust suit, arguing the agency's case rests on a flawed view of its advertising business.
The former Warhorse creative director's defense of Nvidia's neural rendering could sway studio adoption, but player trust hangs in the balance.
As autonomous agents gain access to enterprise systems, security must shift from verifying identity to continuously validating behavior.
New polling shows overwhelming public opposition to government access to encrypted messages, even as the UK pursues secret orders against tech firms.
L'Orient Today, an independent nonpartisan outlet, is offering a 3-month subscription for $0.5 to sustain its mission amid Lebanon's crisis.
A consumer's CCPA test reveals widespread mishandling of data access requests, with some companies deleting data instead of sharing it - a compliance and trust risk.