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US auction awards failed First Republic Bank to JP Morgan Chase - Vimarsana News

US auction awards failed First Republic Bank to JP Morgan Chase

US regulators have accepted a high bid from JP Morgan Chase for the purchase of failed First Republic Bank

Failed First Republic Bank sold by US to JP Morgan Chase - Vimarsana News

Failed First Republic Bank sold by US to JP Morgan Chase

US regulators have accepted a high bid from JP Morgan Chase for the purchase of failed First Republic Bank

First Republic Bank auction underway - Vimarsana News

First Republic Bank auction underway

US regulators are trying to clinch a sale of First Republic Bank (FRC.N) over the weekend, with roughly half a dozen banks bidding, sources said on Saturday, in what is likely to be the third major US bank to fail in two months.

US Mulls Ways to Regulate AI Technologies Like ChatGPT - Vimarsana News

US Mulls Ways to Regulate AI Technologies Like ChatGPT

US regulators on Tuesday took a first step towards drawing up new rules on artificial intelligence that could see the White House put the brakes on new technologies such as ChatGPT. The US Department of Commerce put out a call for input from industry actors that would serve to inform the Biden administration in drafting regulation on AI. Biden last week said the jury is still out on whether AI poses a danger to society.

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Biden urges US regulators to restore tougher rules on midsize banks - Vimarsana News

Biden urges US regulators to restore tougher rules on midsize banks

While his predecessor Donald Trump eased rules for banks with between $100 billion and $250 billion in assets, Biden urged regulators to instead consider a set of reforms to 'reduce the risk of future banking crisis,' according to a White House fact sheet