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GlobalFoundries Secures $21 Billion in Japanese Funding for New U.S. Chip Plants

GlobalFoundries will build two semiconductor plants in New York with $21 billion in funding from Japan as part of a broader U.S.-Japan industrial investment agreement.

October 15, 2026, 03:14 PM·3DNews - Daily Digital Digest
Money

Trump Proposes $5,000 Payouts for US Citizens

Donald Trump has proposed a $5,000 payment for every adult US citizen, a plan estimated to cost up to $1.7 trillion without a defined funding source.

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Crypto

CFTC Proceeds With Crypto Oversight Without Clarity Act

The CFTC will implement new market-based regulations for crypto exchanges independently of the stalled Clarity Act, focusing on retail transactions and federally registered venues.

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Crypto

SEC Adjusts Quorum Rules Amid Leadership Shortage

The SEC has amended its quorum rules to allow rulemaking by a single commissioner, as both the SEC and CFTC face significant leadership vacancies amid ongoing crypto oversight efforts.

Cointelegraph
Money

US Bankruptcy Filings See 11% Increase in 2026

US bankruptcy filings increased by 11% in the first nine months of 2026, with small-business filings under Subchapter V surging by 46% according to the American Bankruptcy Institute.

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AI

US Nuclear Reactors Integrate AI Systems

Nearly all 94 U.S. nuclear reactors have integrated AI to manage operations, regulatory compliance, and documentation as industry demand surges.

iXBT.com
AI

AI Assistants Enter US Nuclear Power Sector

US nuclear power plants are deploying AI assistants to manage technical documentation and regulatory compliance, addressing workforce shortages and rising electricity demand.

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Crypto

U.S. Crypto Regulation Bill Stalls in Senate

The U.S. Digital Asset Market Clarity Act has stalled in the Senate following opposition from major banks and Democratic lawmakers, leaving crypto regulation to existing agency oversight.

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Money

Diverging EV Market Trends in the US and Europe

US electric vehicle sales fell by 30.7% in the first three quarters of the year, while European market share rose to 23.2% amid shifting policies and fuel price pressures.

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