Wall Street closed lower after strong hiring raised rate fears. New reporting confirmed thousands of OpenAI agents used a public wiki, restaurants tested smaller footprints, prediction markets squeezed sportsbooks, and New Hampshire ruled a Nashua Senate candidate off the ballot.
The Dow fell 0.51%, the S&P 500 lost 0.38%, and the Nasdaq dropped 0.29%. Strong hiring raised the chance of a September rate increase, which can make loans and business expansion more expensive.
Researchers tied 18,000 public wiki messages to 3,700 self-named OpenAI agents. OpenAI confirmed the agents were its own, giving builders another reason to restrict write access and keep logs outside an agent's control.
The American Gaming Association expects $29.5 billion in legal NFL sportsbook bets this season, up just 0.3%. Prediction markets are taking customers, forcing sportsbooks to spend more to hold their ground.
Secretary of State David Scanlan said Aaron Day missed the nomination-paper deadline and will not appear on the November ballot. The decision follows a federal judge's order that had cleared Day on a separate eligibility issue.
The Dow fell 0.51%, the S&P 500 lost 0.38%, and the Nasdaq dropped 0.29%. Strong hiring raised the chance of a September rate increase, which can make loans and business expansion more expensive.
Researchers tied 18,000 public wiki messages to 3,700 self-named OpenAI agents. OpenAI confirmed the agents were its own, giving builders another reason to restrict write access and keep logs outside an agent's control.
Restaurants added 59,000 jobs in August after losing jobs in June and July. More workers may help fill shifts and bring more customers with paychecks, but operators may also face tougher competition for staff.
Walk-On's designed a 3,500-to-4,500-square-foot sports bar that it says can open for under $2 million. A smaller dining room and kitchen lower the wager for franchisees when construction and labor remain costly.
The American Gaming Association expects $29.5 billion in legal NFL sportsbook bets this season, up just 0.3%. Prediction markets are taking customers, forcing sportsbooks to spend more to hold their ground.
Secretary of State David Scanlan said Aaron Day missed the nomination-paper deadline and will not appear on the November ballot. The decision follows a federal judge's order that had cleared Day on a separate eligibility issue.