Maggie Eastland, Shirin Ghaffary    OpenAI has asked the Trump administration to revamp a Chips Act tax credit to help lower the cost of artificial intelligence infrastructure, as the startup explores additional ways the US government can support an industrywide data center build-out for AI.

Jennifer A Dlouhy    Policy uncertainty is deterring investment in US energy projects, though surging power demand tied to artificial intelligence will continue to support wind and solar farms, Engie SA Chairman Jean-Pierre Clamadieu said Friday.

Joel Leon    US stocks snapped a three-week run of gains on Friday as investors continued to fret about stretched valuations in the tech sector, but saw a silver lining in Washington lawmakers restarting negotiations over the government shutdown.

Joel Leon    Gamers took the latest delay to the long-awaited Grand Theft Auto VI hard, but stock analysts are undaunted, with the vast majority recommending investors stick with Take-Two Interactive Software Inc.

Shirin Ghaffary    Bloomberg’s Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow discuss the impacts of comments made by OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar that suggested the government might backstop AI chip investments. Plus, they dig into Elon Musk’s bold promises for Tesla, after shareholders approved a 1 trillion compensation package. And the...

Josh Wingrove    Several executives from OpenAI and other tech firms tried to dispel growing anxiety this week about AI spending. But first...

Amara Omeokwe    Trump administration officials are dismissing the idea of a financial backstop for artificial intelligence companies, US officials said, after comments from a top OpenAI executive raised questions about the prospects for a federal bailout.

Paula Seligson, Jeannine Amodeo, Laura Benitez    Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran said the growth of stablecoins could over time put substantial downward pressure on the neutral interest rate that would neither stimulate nor restrict the economy.

Pablo Mayo Cerqueiro, Swetha Gopinath, Annie Massa    A group of about 20 banks is providing a roughly 18 billion project finance loan to help fund the construction of a data center campus tied to Oracle Corp., marking the latest mega debt deal to help bankroll the artificial intelligence boom.

Arne Delfs    ASP Isotopes Inc.’s uranium-enriching arm is offering convertible notes in a deal that has drawn the backing of investors including Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr.

Jason Schreier    Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof said China has agreed to resume deliveries of Nexperia chips from plants in the country, signaling a potential breakthrough in a clash that risked disrupting global auto production.

Michelle F Davis, Benoit Berthelot, Ruth David    The indie title has sold 750,000 copies since its release on Oct. 15.

Agnieszka de Sousa    Comcast Corp., owner of the European pay-television service Sky, is in talks to buy ITV Plc’s media and entertainment arm in a deal that would dramatically shake up the UK broadcasting landscape.

Patrick Clark, Katy O'Donnell    Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. delayed the release of Grand Theft Auto VI again, pushing back the much-anticipated video game by six months to November 2026. The company says the Rockstar Games team needs more time to finish the game. Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier reports. (Source: Bloomberg)

Ryan Vlastelica    Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates is pouring money into helping small-scale farmers adapt to climate change and address a gap in funding for food production.

Debby Wu    Bill Pulte, the director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, said that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are looking at ways to take equity stakes in technology companies.

Ellen Huet, Rachel Metz    Microsoft Corp. is on track for its longest streak of daily losses in more than a decade as growing caution about the artificial intelligence trade continues to pressure big tech stocks.

Lydia Beyoud    Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang said his company is effectively blocked from selling its AI chips into China for now, as Washington and Beijing each impose restrictions on its sales into the world’s largest semiconductor market.

Ashley Carman    Some users are losing touch with reality during marathon sessions with ChatGPT and other bots.

Patrick Van Oosterom, Alberto Nardelli, Monica Raymunt    The volume of activity on Polymarket, one of the most popular prediction markets, has been significantly inflated by so-called wash trading in which users rapidly buy and sell the same contracts, according to a new study by Columbia University researchers.

Janne Knodler    The service’s lack of a free tier might be dimming its prospects with music consumers, particularly in emerging markets

Kanoko Matsuyama, Yui Hasebe    China is allowing Dutch chipmaker Nexperia to export again from its operations in the country, setting the stage for the Netherlands to back down and suspend its powers over the Chinese-owned company.

Paul Jarvis, Isolde MacDonogh    As US educators embrace AI in the classroom, firms are selling software to flag mentions of self-harm, raising concerns over privacy and control.

Vlad Savov    Olympus Corp.’s new Chief Executive Officer Bob White is shaking up the Tokyo-based medical devices maker after a difficult period that included the ouster of his predecessor in a drug scandal.

Reina Sasaki    European stock investors are getting a stark reminder that increased spending to stay ahead of the competition isn’t necessarily a good thing for equities.

Kwaku Gyasi, Henry Ren    Welcome to Tech In Depth, our daily newsletter about the business of tech from Bloomberg’s journalists around the world. Today, Vlad Savov looks at the failure of AI to resonate with smartphone buyers years after the seminal debut of ChatGPT.

Saritha Rai, Seth Fiegerman    Japan’s push to modernize government and corporate IT systems is setting some of the country’s legacy hardware makers up for an earnings windfall.

Damian Shepherd    European stock investors chasing the next artificial-intelligence winner have latched on to a new target.

   It’s been almost three years since the US kicked off the artificial intelligence boom, and most of the world is still trying to catch up. Only one country is close to matching the US in AI development: China.

   Shares of Rightmove Plc tumbled the most on record after the company warned it’s likely to take longer to meet previously stated revenue growth goals, as it unveiled plans to boost investment in artificial intelligence.