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AI regulation odds drop after Trump calls AI takeover a hoax; ResMed upgraded, Dave & Buster's losses, Apple wins Emmys.

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15 Sep 2026
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AI regulation odds drop after Trump calls AI takeover a hoax; ResMed upgraded, Dave & Buster's losses, Apple wins Emmys.

Odds of U.S. AI regulation have sharply declined after former President Trump dismissed AI takeover fears as a "hoax" during a call with Nvidia's CEO. This reduced the chance of AI safety laws passing this year to 17% from a recent 45%. Meanwhile, ResMed was upgraded by RBC Capital Markets due to strong Q4 results and expected EPS growth. Dave & Buster's shares fell after reporting Q2 losses driven by higher costs, and Enova International's stock plunged after withdrawing regulatory applications for a bank acquisition. Apple’s series "Widow’s Bay" set a new Emmy record with 14 wins, underscoring its streaming content strength.

Nvidia shares on Pluang trade at USD 211.82 with a slight gain of 0.40% as of Sep 16, 2026 01:21 WIB, reflecting steady investor interest despite fading hopes for AI regulation. ResMed shows a stronger move, up 4.57% to USD 233.19, aligning with its recent upgrade and positive earnings outlook. Apple, meanwhile, is down 0.78% at USD 330.47, continuing to navigate mixed market reactions to its streaming success and broader tech sector trends.

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