NATIONAL

Anthropic, Going Wider on Wall Street, Names J.P. Morgan, Goldman and Citi as Claude Users

At an invite-only briefing in New York on May 5, the company disclosed production deployments at five of the largest financial institutions and debuted Claude Opus 4.7, a model tuned for financial work.

By EDMUND HALVERSON

Lead reporter

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Meta Plans the Largest Capital Expenditure in Its History — and the Layoffs to Match

The company has raised its 2026 spending guidance to between $125 billion and $145 billion, the largest such commitment in its history, while planning to cut roughly 8,000 jobs.

By STEFAN REINHOLT May 14, 2026

INTERNATIONAL

Europe Agrees to Simplify Its A.I. Act, Pushing Some Deadlines and Tightening Others

The Council and Parliament reached political agreement on May 7 on amendments to the bloc's flagship A.I. legislation, in a package the institutions have branded an 'omnibus' on simplification.

By DECLAN PENDERGAST May 7, 2026