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Utah's governor calls for public help to identify a suspect in the shooting of Charlie Kirk as the manhunt enters its third day.
Plus,
China warns Mexico against tariffs that could harm Chinese goods and open AI is on a spending spree.
But can they fund it?
It's basically just a really, really, really big bet that they're going to see revenue,
the amount of money that customers pay, completely explode.
for the next few years.
It's Friday, September 12th.
I'm Kate Boulevant for The Wall Street Journal, and here is the AM edition of What's News,
the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.
We begin in Utah,
where Governor Spencer Cox has urged people to help identify a person of interest in Wednesday's shooting of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk.
Cox spoke as officials released a new video of the suspect's escape,
showing the man running on the roof of a single-story building after the shooting and jumping off the ledge.
Those have already been released,