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Invidia discloses AI Investments.

Shell gets out of a deal that has been nearly a decade in the making,

and Macau is set to hit a tourism record.

Invidia has disclosed investments in UK chip designer arm holdings,

voice AI recognition firm Soundhound AI,

and Chinese self-driving truck maker too simple.

The arm's stake was the biggest totaling $147.3 million.

If you recall, NVIDIA had tried to buy Arm for $40 billion back in 2020, but regulatory pressure

forced it to scrap the deal in 2022.

Arms stock has more than doubled in value since its market debut last September, which was

2023's biggest IPO.

Invidia's disclosure of a $3.7 million stake in Soundhounds and Soft Bank's new stake in the firm sent its share million dollars

sent its shares surging 45.9% after the bell on Wednesday.

Invidia also disclosed a smaller stake in too simple at a little over $3 million.

It's important to note that Too Simple is in the process of winding down its U.S. operations

and recently delisted its stock from the NASDAQ.

Shell has withdrawn from talks on building a petrochemicals plant in Iraq southern oil hub of Basra,

after nearly 10 years of trying to get the project off the ground.

Argus reported on Wednesday that Iraq's oil ministry said Shell will end discussions regarding its role as a major investor in the Nebros Petrochemical's project,

while also confirming the company's continued support for the project through its partnership

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