미국 신문 비지니스 1면 헤드라인 모음 11/12 목 (영문)

안녕하세요.


질문이 있으시거나 수정할 내용 발견하시면 댓글에 적어주세요.


감사합니다.


  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Ellison cancer research institute in L.A. plans to lay off workers
      • The center is looking to permanently cut 88 positions early next year, notice says.
    • Small-town firms are benefiting as Route 66 turns 100 this week
      • Foreigners make up the majority of firms' sales on the route. Above, the Supai Motel in Seligman, Ariz.
    • Pacific Palisades theater to reopen
      • The venue, closed since 2025's wildfire, is set to welcome back moviegoers Friday.
    • Look to reopen Pasadena iPic theater


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Many homeowners pay off mortgages early, report finds
      • Financial advisers weigh pros, cons of the move
      • There are several strategies for paying off a home mortgage ahead of schedule.
    • McDonald’s must face suit over McRib, judge rules
      • At issue is the type of meat used in sandwich
      • McDonald’s has brought back the McRib sandwich to select restaurants regionally in select cities, as of the week of Oct. 26.
    • Anthropic eyes $1.4T valuation in its IPO
      • Claude maker selling shares for up to $78


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • Could the Voter Backlash Against A.I. Actually Help the Economy?
      • Voter backlash could threaten the data center boom. Some economists think that could be a good thing.
      • The construction site of Meta’s data center in El Paso, Texas. Voters overwhelmingly supported ballot initiatives that aimed to rein in data center development.
    • With Its Giant I.P.O., Anthropic Ties Itself Closer to Nvidia
      • Nvidia planned to invest $10 billion in Anthropic alongside its initial public offering, the largest of the new financial commitments from several giants to the A.I. company.
      • A strong public debut for Anthropic also would represent a consolation for Nvidia, which is relying on selling advanced A.I. chips to Anthropic and companies that supply Anthropic with computing power.
    • $2 Billion Wasn’t Enough to Save Weil Gotshal
      • Among the reasons that the 95-year-old law firm fell apart was a failure to adapt to the eat-or-be-eaten ethos of Big Law.


  • [[Wall Street Journal]]
    • Investors Race Back Into AI Stocks
      • Battered tech shares rally a day after CoreWeave reported a robust quarter
    • Smaller Venues Get Stung by Ticket Resellers
      • Speculative ticket resales cost Vermont’s Stone Church close to $20,000 in bar revenue and staffing costs each year.
    • Insurers’ Bets on Bankrupt Firm Bedevil Asset Manager A-CAP
      • Josh Wander, co-founder of 777 Partners, pleaded guilty to one count each of securities fraud and wire fraud.
    • TSMC Will Invest In Anthropic, OpenAI
    • United Bans AI Bots From Booking Flights


  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Toyota will take Japan’s tiny trucks to Amer­ica as elev­ated infla­tion strains farm­ers
      • Pres­id­ent Don­ald Trump wanted Japan’s quirky kei mini­cars to come to Amer­ica. Toyota is now mak­ing his wish come true, bring­ing its tiny trucks to the US to ease infla­tion pres­sures for farm­ers, ranch­ers and other small busi­nesses.
      • Toyota has announced plans to make the KEI-01, an ultra-com­pact pick-up truck, in Indi­ana
    • ‘Ruth­less’ investor takes on bil­lion­aire Slim in Mex­ican tele­coms
      • Described as 'mysterious' in the Mexican press. Martinez once reportedly bought a Jackson Pollock painting for $140mn
    • Anthropic pur­sues higher IPO valu­ation goal of $1.5tn
      • ▸ Bankers revise expect­a­tions for float ▸ Signs of renewed enthu­si­asm for AI
    • Brit­ish AI chip start-up Fract­ile gains $7bn price tag
      • Chip start-up Fract­ile has leapt to a $7bn valu­ation with its prom­ise of a “new recipe” for semi­con­ductor design attract­ing high-pro­file investors in a new fund­ing round, mak­ing the group one of the UK’s most valu­able start-ups.