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U.S. Embassy in Jordan advised U.S. citizens to monitor Jordanian government threat alerts and follow official instructions.
2026-07-24
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Three sources said the Bank of Japan may keep a warning that consumer inflation could exceed its 2% target at next week’s policy meeting, while indicating risks have not risen materially since three months ago. The quarterly Outlook Report is expecte
Three sources said the Bank of Japan may keep a warning that consumer inflation could exceed its 2% target at next week’s policy meeting, while indicating risks have not risen materially since three months ago. The quarterly Outlook Report is expected to flag ongoing inflation risks from the Middle East conflict, strong global AI-driven demand and higher import costs from a weaker yen. Officials judge the worst-case scenario — severe supply disruptions triggering rapid tightening — less likely than three months ago. Wording used in June that flagged a potential upward deviation of consumer inflation from the 2% target is likely to remain. Sources said attention has shifted from a short-lived oil shock to how far firms will continue to pass rising costs to households, a factor for timing any future rate move.
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Technology journalist and author of the new book "The Artificial Intelligence Empire," Karen Hao, argues that the current AI development model is highly concentrated in the hands of a few large technology companies. While these companies pursue techn
Technology journalist and author of the new book "The Artificial Intelligence Empire," Karen Hao, argues that the current AI development model is highly concentrated in the hands of a few large technology companies. While these companies pursue technological breakthroughs, they may also bring about problems related to data, energy, the environment, and labor, further exacerbating economic inequality. She calls for attention to the power structure behind the AI industry, rather than just focusing on technological progress itself.
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