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NVIDIA, a chipmaker, signed a deal to invest as much as $100 billion in Open AI,

an artificial intelligence firm, to build data centers with a capacity

of 10 gigawatts. NVIDIA will reportedly receive equity in Open AI in return. The firms said the deal

would power advanced AI. Open AI has more than 700 million weekly active users. NVIDIA's shares were up nearly

5% on Monday. Scott Besant, America's Treasury Secretary, vowed to provide all options to

stabilize Argentina's economy following a run on the peso and plummeting asset prices.

Measures could include swap lines, currency purchases and buying dollar-denominated government debt,

he said. Mr. Besant and Donald Trump will meet Harvey-A. Malay, Argentina's president, in New York on Tuesday.

Emmanuel Macron, France's president, said his country would recognize a Palestinian state

during a summit on advancing a two-state solution ahead of the UN General Assembly in New York.

America and Israel boycotted the session.

Earlier Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu,

accused world leaders of giving a huge reward to terrorism

after Australia, Britain, Canada and Portugal formerly recognised Palestine.

America's Supreme Court let the Trump administration fire, for now,

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