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1. US President Trump posted on social media on the 13th accusing the Houthis in Yemen of deliberately pushing up oil prices before the US midterm elections. 2. Meta launches artificial intelligence tools to enable users to shape Facebook information flow. 3. Saudi Aramco's administrative office building in Dhahran in eastern Saudi Arabia was attacked, causing no injuries. 4. Bank of America was fined $1.2 billion for omissions in anti-money laundering efforts. 5. OpenAI discovered that a precision recording device was hidden in one of the company's offices, and the matter was handed over to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. 6. Google revamped the in-car app store and added a variety of entertainment apps. 7. Qualcomm won a jury ruling against An Mou, and An Mou was found to have violated the architecture license agreement. A Delaware jury determined that Anmo paid Qualcomm a symbolic amount of $2. 8. Nvidia CEO Hwang In-hoon said that the company plans to announce a European AI investment of 2 billion US dollars next week, and had invested 8 billion US dollars the previous year. 9. The airport in Nuremberg in southern Germany suspended take-off and landing due to a passenger plane issuing a hijacking warning on the 13th. Police dispatched special forces to block the airport for a while. The airliner involved finally landed safely.
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1. US President Trump posted on social media on the 13th accusing the Houthis in Yemen of deliberately pushing up oil prices before the US midterm elections. 2. Meta launches artificial intelligence tools to enable users to shape Facebook information flow. 3. Saudi Aramco's administrative office building in Dhahran in eastern Saudi Arabia was attacked, causing no injuries. 4. Bank of America was fined $1.2 billion for omissions in anti-money laundering efforts. 5. OpenAI discovered that a precision recording device was hidden in one of the company's offices, and the matter was handed over to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. 6. Google revamped the in-car app store and added a variety of entertainment apps. 7. Qualcomm won a jury ruling against An Mou, and An Mou was found to have violated the architecture license agreement. A Delaware jury determined that Anmo paid Qualcomm a symbolic amount of $2. 8. Nvidia CEO Hwang In-hoon said that the company plans to announce a European AI investment of 2 billion US dollars next week, and had invested 8 billion US dollars the previous year. 9. The airport in Nuremberg in southern Germany suspended take-off and landing due to a passenger plane issuing a hijacking warning on the 13th. Police dispatched special forces to block the airport for a while. The airliner involved finally landed safely.
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