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Good morning. Today is Monday, November 13th. I'm Juba Morgan. China may end its freeze on Boeing.

Open AI is looking for more investment from Microsoft

and Ajinomoto is buying forage biologics.

China is considering resuming purchases of Boeing 737

Max aircraft when the US and Chinese presidents meet this week at the Apex Summit

in San Francisco.

Bloomberg reported Sunday night that terms of a potential agreement are still under discussion

and could change or fall apart before President Biden and President Shizhing Ping meet on Wednesday.

According to the report, an announcement could take the form of a memorandum of understanding

rather than a formal order.

Boeing has not made any significant sales of its 737

max narrow body jets in China since at least 2018 before two crashes led to a

global grounding of the model and relations between the two governments stifled

commercial deal-making.

Boeing already has 85-737 max jets intended for China in storage, and restarting deliveries could help it reach

its target of shipping 375 to 400 737 max jets this year.

Pre-market Boeing is up 3.7 percent. this year Microsoft invested in open AI to the reported tune of 10 billion dollars and now the company

CEO says he hopes Microsoft will continue to invest in the company.

Open AI CEO Sam Altman told the Financial Times in an interview that it's seeking even more cash as it looks to create more sophisticated

models of artificial general intelligence. Altman said there's a long way to go and training

expenses are just huge. in terms of getting from where they

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