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    NFL and NBA owners open their wallets as US midterm elections heat up; Republicans get the bigger purse

    The midterm elections in the US are witnessing a surge in financial backing from billionaire sports team owners, primarily tilting towards Republicans. Among the prominent donors are Miriam Adelson and Rob Walton, showcasing a powerful influence in the electoral landscape. With Republican donations far exceeding those for Democrats, these elections could significantly impact the direction of President Trump's administration.

    ‘Available 24/7, sleep optional’: Harsh Goenka’s hilarious take on Vinod Khosla’s Chief of Staff job requirements

    Businessman Harsh Goenka took a hilarious dig at Vinod Khosla’s Chief of Staff job listing, mocking its demanding work hours, 24/7 availability and limited personal time. His post sparked reactions on X, with users joking about Gen Z employees, intense corporate work culture and the expectations placed on modern professionals.

    ETSA 2026: Emergent shifting focus from AI software to business automation, says CEO Mukund Jha

    The company is testing agents that can remain active in the background, monitor business metrics and help with tasks such as cash-flow analysis, scheduling and social media management. More than half of its team is working on its core agent technology, he said.

    AI-focused VC firm Activate closes maiden fund at $105 million

    The investment platform comprises an $85 million early-stage fund and $20 million deployed through dedicated growth-stage vehicles. The early-stage fund closed at 125% above its original target, Vaish told ET. The fund, founded in December 2025 by Vaish and former Together Fund investor Pratyush Choudhury, has made 10 investments since its first close in December 2025.

    Aswath Damodaran calls Fed rate debate pointless, says stock market adapts quickly to higher rates

    Aswath Damodaran argues that the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate debate is overemphasized, saying corporate earnings and fundamentals will ultimately drive US stocks. Rising Treasury yields, $40 trillion debt and inflation fears remain concerns, but stronger earnings have helped equities remain resilient.

    Is AI boom hiding growing US risks? Nomura warns dollar asset concentration leaves global markets vulnerable to AI shocks

    Nomura warned that the AI boom may be masking growing US risks, as heavy global exposure to dollar assets leaves markets vulnerable to an AI-driven shock. The brokerage said a setback in AI could trigger a sharp correction in US equities, weaken the dollar and potentially turn into a broader global risk-off event.

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