Traders Magazine (June 26)
Companies may find ways to effectively “use artificial intelligence themselves on their compliance, obligations to the [Securities and Exchange] Commission and look at unstructured data and look at chat and look at email and look at all these other things that they haven’t been able to do.” This could conceivably allow companies to spot issues earlier or stop them from arising.
Tags: AI, Chat, Compliance, Email, Issues, Obligations, SEC, Unstructured data
New York Times (January 5)
“Toyota Motor unseated General Motors as the top-selling automaker in the United States last year, becoming the first manufacturer based outside the country to achieve that feat in the industry’s nearly 120-year history.” Coming amidst a “tumultuous” year shaken by supply chain and manufacturing issues, the milestone also “underlines the changes shaking automakers… as they move into electric vehicles.”
Tags: 120 years, Automaker, EVs, GM, Issues, Manufacturing, Milestone, Supply chain, Top-selling, Toyota, Tumultuous, U.S.
Reuters (August 9)
U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump shared his economic plan. “Is it a coherent plan? Don’t kid yourself. He’s a deal-maker. Trump’s stands on the issues are just starting positions. Everything is negotiable…. Trump changes positions all the time….He’s not a politician. He has no fixed ideology.”
Tags: Coherent, Economic plan, Ideology, Issues, Negotiable, Politician, Trump, U.S.
Los Angeles Times (July 24)
“Clinton will, and should, use her acceptance speech to provide a vision of what she hopes to accomplish as president and to excoriate Trump for his extremism.” She must also “work hard to make voters trust her. She is a steady and serious candidate with a commanding grasp of the issues. Going beyond her usual perfunctory defensive responses is an important step toward winning voters to her side.”
Tags: Acceptance speech, Candidate, Clinton, Extremism, Issues, President, Serious, Steady, Trump, Trust, Vision, Voters
