AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoTechnology: Emeryville-based Oxide Computer and L Labs set 18 records in audited market-data benchmarks, strengthening their pitch to trading firms seeking cloud-style tools in their own data centers. Consumer Finance: Fidelity agreed to pay California $500,000 to settle a state probe into past limits on crypto withdrawals; the company denied wrongdoing, and customers will not receive compensation. Data Centers: New California laws aim to make large data centers account for their power and water needs, as communities weigh investment against higher utility costs and resource demands. Jobs: California’s unemployment rate held at 5.1% in September, down 0.4 percentage point from a year earlier. The state also announced $44.4 million for apprenticeship programs expected to train 49,000 people.
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