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BuzzFeed meets OpenAI: Is the robot infiltration of the media under way?

Creator of ChatGPT is the Paul Mescal of the artificial intelligence world – everyone wants to work with it

Dubliner’s dream of massive payday dies along with cash shell company

Spacs, once the darlings of Wall Street, have lost their lustre

Irish jobs ‘unaffected’ by latest cuts at Gemini crypto firm

Several companies with a presence in Ireland have announced deep cuts in recent weeks

Flight to luxury behind Panerai’s Dublin opening

Growing wealth and inequality shielding the wealthy from inflation and economic uncertainty

Wall Street predicts a rough ride for stocks in 2023

Variability in forecasts between banks and even between best/worst scenarios within banks is wider than usual, underlining uncertainty

Microsoft to take 4% stake in London Stock Exchange Group

US tech giant to provide data analytics and cloud products in 10-year strategic partnership

Stockwatch: Truss victory could pose a risk to markets

Idea the UK government might encroach on the bank’s independence or follow Japan’s lead would alarm investors

Alexei Navalny loses appeal against nine-year prison sentence

Russian opposition leader attacks ‘stupid war . . . built on lies’ in address to court

Operation de-arching: the week McDonald’s confirmed its Russian retreat after 32 years

Planet Business: Twitter exits, Walmart woes and a UK minister’s top inflation tips

Sri Lanka falls into default for first time in its history

Government seeks debt restructuring as it moves to ease chronic fuel shortage

Twitter’s board says it plans to enforce $44bn Musk buyout deal

Move comes as Musk appears to be manoeuvring to ditch or renegotiate offer

Markets in positive territory on economic hopes for China and the US

Iseq in Dublin closes the session up 1.3%

‘Everything rally’ turns ugly as markets fret central banks will choke activity

Great unknown hanging over markets is how long the war in Ukraine will last

Russia’s attempt to strong-arm EU on gas could backfire

Europe Letter: Hardball Kremlin tactics could again serve to unify western countries

‘We are shifting the power of storytelling to women’: Photography exhibition opens

All-female showcase, Women by Women, highlights climate change, feminism, and war

Worries over China’s economy and US interest rates keep markets subdued

Banks and commodities stocks fall sharply

Markets get jittery over Covid and interest rate rises

Retailers struggle as data shows British retail sales volumes fell more than expected

Investors in Russian bonds see securities fall short of their own ESG credentials

The likes of Allianz Global Investors and UBS Group who purchased green bonds from Russian Railways and social debt from Sovcombank were blindsided by the invasion

EU agrees to piggyback on future UK approval of Vertical Aerospace

Vertical take-off aircraft safety certification acceptance to streamline commercialisation

Elon Musk fuels further speculation about Twitter bid

Tesla founder working to secure the necesssary financing for takeover of social media group

European equities fall on gloomier global growth projections

Real estate and media stocks were biggest drag on various gauges

Prosecutor investigating claims Le Pen misused EU funds

Report alleges far-right leader and her father misused almost €620,000 when MEPs

Loss of Moskva goes beyond wounded pride as it was a very capable ship

The cruiser provided a bubble of long-range air defence for the rest of the Black Sea Fleet, as well as command and control systems

At least 56 dead in landslides and floods after Philippines typhoon

Dozens missing and more than 42,000 displaced after first tropical cyclone to hit the Philippines this year

EasyJet expects capacity near pre-pandemic levels this summer

Europe’s second biggest discount carrier has seen a turnaround in its business

European shares drop amid China’s Covid spike and tight French election

Iseq advances 1.1% as Irish market bucks wider European trend

Clarity from the Fed helps markets stabilise after bout of nerves

Defensive stocks fare best as European markets struggle to advance

Outlook for Ryanair looks promising despite large losses

Airline targeting ‘north of €1 billion profit’ this year

Window closes on European markets’ worst trading quarter in two years

Energy costs continue to weigh on building material and airline shares

As Biden’s poll numbers fall, Republicans set to sharpen attacks ahead of elections

President facing criticism over inflation, son’s business dealings and immigration

Ukraine uncertainty keeps a lid on European shares but US markets rebound

Tech stocks keep the Nasdaq riding high

European stocks almost recover losses made since Russia invaded Ukraine

Iseq overall index advances 0.6% in very thin St Patrick’s Day trading in Dublin

Bank of England raises rates again and warns inflation could break 8%

War in Ukraine cited as driver of policy

Stocks mixed as Ukraine war continues to weigh

Markets report: Iseq bounces back, rising 2.65% over session

Russia’s $23bn of Irish-listed debt in focus as default warnings grow louder

Joe Brennan: Dublin has played its role in facilitating Putin’s government in accessing borrowing

Oil heading for biggest weekly decline since November

Futures in New York fluctuated near $106 a barrel on Friday

Sanctions-hit Rosneft’s Irish SPV makes delayed $2bn debt repayment

Move draws line under investor concern about getting money back

Russia and Ukraine have gulf to bridge as negotiations step up

Kyiv has signalled it may be willing to compromise on Russia’s demand for neutrality

Cathay Pacific once more burning through cash

Airline expect to go through €176m a month until conditions improve on Covid restrictions

Price of oil goes higher as US bans Russian crude

United Kingdom signals intention to phase out purchases of Russian oil by end of year

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