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02:37
South Africa’s telecommunications regulator, the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa, plans to investigate prices charged by digital media and communications service providers including Netflix Inc. and Meta Platforms Inc.'s WhatsApp. The probe will assess the cost of over-the-top services to consumers. A separate inquiry will also be initiated into the cost of telecommunications services, which may impact major firms like MTN Group Ltd., Vodacom Group Ltd., Telkom SA SOC Ltd., and Cell C Holdings Ltd.
02:36
A video obtained by the BBC shows Omar al-Bayoumi, a key figure in the 9/11 victims' lawsuit, had extensive contacts with Saudi government officials and went paintballing with a future Al-Qaeda leader. This new evidence undermines al-Bayoumi's 25-year denial of being an extremist and a Saudi spy. The videos have become evidence in a lawsuit against Saudi Arabia, which alleges the Saudi government's complicity and that al-Bayoumi assisted two hijackers. Al-Bayoumi and the Saudi government did not respond to the BBC's request for comment, and the FBI declined to comment.
02:34
Bloomberg market analysis indicates that despite significant stimulus from the German government, market performance remains subdued. Investor concerns, which have not been fully resolved, were further exacerbated by the results of Sunday's state elections (September 6).
02:33
Amid sweeping changes in global energy markets, GS Caltex Vice Chair Hur Sae-hong is leading South Korea’s energy and chemical company beyond its decades-old focus on refining volumes toward higher-value, lower-carbon businesses.
02:30
The development comes as South Korea passed amendments that integrate tokenized securities into the existing financial system, with the new regulations set to take effect next February.
02:13
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang congratulated the OpenAI team on X on Sunday, stating that "AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) is here" and revealing that OpenAI's latest flagship model, Astra, was trained on over 100,000 NVIDIA Grace Blackwell NVLink72 chips. He also added that "400,000 GPUs are coming online," reinforcing market expectations for NVIDIA's computing power expansion. OpenAI released Astra last Thursday, calling it "the world's most intelligent and human-aligned model."
02:10
Jane Foley, Head of FX Strategy at Rabobank, stated that market confidence in the US dollar has waned following stronger-than-expected non-farm payroll data. She also noted that the upcoming CPI data will be crucial for the dollar's trajectory, and a stronger-than-expected reading could still provide some uplift for the currency.
02:02
Musk retweeted a post by Grok team member @poteto, which highlighted several performance improvements made to the Grok @Bot desktop application over the past week. These include a 247ms reduction (18% improvement) in cold start to usable shell time, a 425ms reduction (23% improvement) in cold start LCP, and a 101ms reduction (34% improvement) in total blocking time.
02:01
Investment banks widely believe that despite strong US job growth data intensifying market concerns about Federal Reserve interest rate hikes, gold demand remains robust due to continuous diversification of foreign exchange reserves by central banks. Gold prices are projected to potentially test $5,000 per ounce by the end of 2026. RBC Capital Markets' latest forecast predicts gold will reach $4,929 by the end of 2026 and $5,296 in 2027. Goldman Sachs and State Street Global Advisors also hold similar bullish views.
01:55
The new ZCAT token charges a 3% tax on every transaction, using the proceeds to distribute ZEC to its holders. This mechanism creates an unusual link to Zcash, one of crypto's hottest assets.
01:52
Ruchir Sharma, chairman of Rockefeller International, wrote in the Financial Times that US federal debt has exceeded $40 trillion, and the 10-year US Treasury yield has risen to approximately 4.8%. He believes that if this yield decisively breaks above 5% (the upper bound of its range since the dot-com bubble era), the AI bubble could burst. Sharma explained that the crowding-out effect from high-interest government borrowing is pushing up the cost of debt and equity financing for AI companies. Given AI infrastructure development's high reliance on external financing, a surge in long-term interest rates would directly impact its pace.
01:51
Variant Perception noted in a report that the recent rise in the US 10-year government bond yield has been driven by the real term premium, rather than inflation expectations or interest rate expectations. This can be seen as a "normalization," with the real term premium returning to its post-Global Financial Crisis range. The firm believes the fair value for the US 10-year government bond yield is between 4.10% and 4.35%, and stated that while the current gap is significant, it is not unprecedented, as similar gaps emerged in 2023 and 2024 and eventually closed. The US 10-year government bond yield closed at 4.782% last Friday.
01:51
Morgan Stanley strategists stated in a report that they expect the Eurozone bond yield curve to steepen again by 2027, which will prompt debt management offices to continue gradually shortening the weighted average maturity. They believe that, with the exception of Spain, the four major economies of Germany, Italy, France, and Spain still have room to issue new 30-year bonds. Additionally, Morgan Stanley strategists anticipate that the Netherlands, Finland, and possibly Portugal will also issue 30-year bonds.
01:45
China, as a powerhouse in electric vehicles, is reshaping industry competition rules, forcing global automakers to adjust their strategies. Asia's two automotive giants, Hyundai Motor Group and Toyota Motor, are each adopting different approaches to leverage the Chinese market to maintain competitiveness.
01:40
Joon Seok, chief strategist at Morgan Stanley Korea, stated that the next phase of improvement in the "Korea discount" phenomenon in the South Korean market will depend on enhancements in corporate governance, capital allocation, and return on equity. Seok told The Korea Herald in a written interview that they believe "the ball is in the court of the corporate sector and stakeholders," rather than government policy. Morgan Stanley's assessment of South Korea's reforms has shifted significantly since last April, when they viewed the country as still stagnant.
01:19
Israel's military ordered residents in Deir al-Zahrani, southern Lebanon, to evacuate immediately on Monday, ahead of planned strikes on a Hezbollah facility. This move further deepens cracks in a U.S.-brokered ceasefire that has failed to stop near-daily exchanges of fire. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun on Sunday called on the U.S. and the international community to help stop Israeli attacks, which he described as a "dangerous escalation," after Sunday strikes killed at least seven people and wounded six across southern Lebanon. Israel stated these strikes were retaliation for Hezbollah drones fired at its forces.
01:08
Hari noted that crude futures are not fully reflecting the physical market tightness, pointing to diesel prices near $200 a barrel in Atlantic markets and warning of further scarcity in the coming weeks and months. She added that markets would remain cautious even if the Strait of Hormuz reopened, given doubts over whether any de-escalation would prove sustainable.
01:08
Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury Christopher Hui announced on Monday that the new initiative aims to turn green technologies into investable and scalable projects. He stated the program addresses a critical bottleneck by providing systematic pre-finance support and project structuring, tackling the shortage of investment-ready green projects.
01:02
Samsung stated that the recruitment will commence on Tuesday, with applications closing on September 15. Participating subsidiaries include Samsung Electronics, Samsung C&T, Samsung Biologics, Samsung Bioepis, Samsung Display, Samsung SDI, Samsung SDS, Samsung Heavy Industries, Hotel Shilla, and Cheil Worldwide, among others.
01:01
Palm oil prices rose as traders weighed the risk of supply disruptions from forest fires raging across Indonesia, the world’s biggest producer.
00:35
Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro stated on Monday that Beijing might view the recent scaling back of joint US-South Korea military exercises as an opportunity to reassert pressure in the Asia-Pacific region, adding that China is "very good at exploiting loopholes." He further noted that Washington has given Manila "clear assurances" that the US commitment to the Philippines remains unchanged. This follows an order from US President Donald Trump to "substantially reduce" annual military drills, which led to the US and South Korea shortening the duration of their exercises and reducing field training last month.

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