(Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor) - New York, 29 Aug - US newspaper headlines THE NEW YORK TIMES How California became a new center of political corruption.

Can China tech find a home in Silicon Valley? OpenAI in talks for deal that would value company at 100 billion dollars.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway hits 1 trillion dollars in market value.

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Bosses are finding ways to pay workers less.

Nvidia can't escape shadow of AI spending fears.

OpenAI in talks for funding round valuing it above 100 billion dollars.

There's a China-shaped hole in the global economy.

THE WASHINGTON POST Telegram's Pavel Durov built a haven for free speech - and child predators.

Google sued by longtime enemy Yelp after years of antitrust complaints.

Nvidia results show AI boom continues despite recent bubble fears.

Technical error caused jobs data delay that sparked outrage, BLS says.

LOS ANGELES TIMES California passes school cellphone restrictions. But some students find workarounds.

How much more water and power does AI computing demand? Tech firms don't want you to know.

Newsom threatens to call another special session on oil regulation.

Tim Walz is a car guy - and works on his own 1979 Scout SUV.

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