Anthropic showed investors a cash-flow positive quarter as its growth slowed, TSMC posted a sixth straight record profit and raised its outlook, and Jio priced an IPO that mostly pays off debt. Plus SportsGrid’s sale and Fox’s Roku vote.
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Pennsylvania State Police can begin seizing skill-game machines from bars, convenience stores and clubs across the state as of Wednesday,
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The appeals courts that ruled sports contracts are not swaps leaned on a fear that every casino bet would become a federal derivative. The CFTC’s interim rule tries to delete that fear by regulation, and it draws a line state gaming regulators will have to live on.
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The CFTC wants exchange-traded event contracts treated as swaps while sportsbooks stay with the states. Broadcom says money now limits AI build-outs more than chips do, Amazon is in talks over a startup Anthropic passed on, and an XRP Ledger fix shipped without a vote.
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Two Oct. 9 filings from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission draw a line between exchanges and sportsbooks. The concession to the states takes effect the day it is published in the Federal Register. The claim to exclusive federal control is still a proposal.
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ESPN will put a Next Gen Stats telecast of Super Bowl LXI on NFL Network, the channel it bought from the league in February for a stake in ESPN. The league now supplies the game, the data and the channel, and owns part of the company selling all three.
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Anthropic pulled the live internet from its model tests, Kalshi is probing small bets that called the new press secretary, and Meta stopped selling ads to TikTok’s parent.
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OpenAI’s revenue projection fell $20 billion on a counting fix, Coinbase’s Michigan sports contracts end tonight, and heating oil heads for $5.26 a gallon.
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OpenAI posted 372 math results without the receipts, Ethereum researchers want crypto in bunker mode, and a class action targets McDonald’s AI pricing tool.
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FanDuel sent roughly 30 celebrity videos to VIP bettors and won’t say who. Blumenthal wants names, and Kalshi’s answer to the scrutiny cuts both ways.
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