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🗞️ News

OpenAI Projects $5 Billion Loss

OpenAI is projected to incur a loss of approximately $5 billion this year despite generating $3.7 billion in revenue according to recent reports. The company's revenue surged to $300 million last month marking a 1,700% increase since early 2023. Looking ahead OpenAI anticipates revenues of $11.6 billion in 2025 as it seeks to raise up to $7 billion in a funding round that could value it at over $150 billion.

Surrounded by these financial challenges OpenAI is also exploring a restructuring to a for-profit model while maintaining its nonprofit segment.

→ Read more about the loss of OpenAI

US Economy is in 'Solid Shape'

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell indicated that the U.S. economy remains "in solid shape" and signaled gradual interest rate cuts ahead. Speaking at a conference in Nashville, Powell noted that while the Fed recently cut rates by half a point, future reductions will be measured and data-dependent. Investors had hoped for a more aggressive cut, leading to an initial dip in the S&P 500, which later recovered.

Powell emphasized that the Fed aims to support a healthy economy rather than react to a crisis, with two additional quarter-point cuts expected by year-end if economic conditions allow.

→ More details about Powell’s indication on interest rate cuts

Dockworker Strike Disrupts U.S. Ports

A significant dockworker strike has begun at U.S. East and Gulf Coast ports threatening to disrupt global supply chains and the economy. The International Longshoremen’s Association representing about 45,000 workers initiated the strike over wage disputes and automation concerns marking the first such action in nearly 50 years. Experts warn that prolonged disruptions could lead to product shortages and increased prices for essential goods.

Shipping giant Maersk estimates that even a one-week shutdown could result in recovery times of four to six weeks. The situation remains fluid as negotiations continue with potential government intervention looming.

→ Learn more about the dockworker strike here