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16:54
Adobe announced its third-quarter fiscal year 2026 results, with revenue reaching $6.76 billion, a 13% year-over-year increase, exceeding market expectations of $6.7 billion. Non-GAAP diluted earnings per share were $6.13, above the anticipated $6.08. The company also raised its full-year guidance and announced that monthly active users for its Creative and Productivity Solutions surpassed 1 billion for the first time. However, the company's revenue guidance for the fourth quarter was slightly below analysts' expectations, leading to an approximately 2% drop in share price after hours.
16:34
Crypto asset manager Bitwise announced Thursday that it will liquidate and close its spot Dogecoin (DOGE) exchange-traded fund (BWOW), approximately 10 months after its launch. The last day of trading for BWOW on the NYSE is expected to be Oct. 14. The firm stated it is optimizing its product range to meet evolving investor needs. BWOW generated about $3 million in daily trading volume during its launch week in November 2025 but has since failed to maintain significant activity, accumulating roughly $300 million in total trading volumes, which is significantly less than other altcoin crypto ETFs like Hyperliquid ($2.1 billion) and Zcash ($1.5 billion).
16:28
Bybit AI Assistant has officially launched, aiming to provide users with comprehensive services covering trading, account management, and support. To celebrate this launch, Bybit will host a three-part community event, including an online AMA, a Prompt Challenge, and a round of user feedback collection, with participants having the chance to win rewards.
16:18
ESMA points out that the growing links between cryptocurrencies and traditional finance in areas such as tokenized stocks, DeFi exploits, and prediction markets could pose risks to the broader financial system.
16:17
Oracle announced stronger-than-expected first-quarter fiscal year results, with cloud infrastructure revenue more than doubling to $7.4 billion, exceeding market expectations of $7.09 billion. The company's total revenue increased by 30% year-over-year, and net profit reached $4.68 billion. Additionally, Oracle's remaining performance obligations (RPO) stood at $664 billion at the end of the quarter, higher than market expectations of $630.6 billion.
16:08
The US stock market is experiencing a downturn, with investors adopting a more cautious stance due to a series of risk events including rising bond yields, the Federal Reserve meeting, and the US midterm elections. The S&P 500 closed lower for the fourth consecutive trading day on Thursday, marking its longest losing streak since June; the Cboe Volatility Index (VIX, Wall Street's "fear gauge") also rose to its highest level since early August.
16:05
OpenAI announced on Wednesday that it is opening its Agents API, the core agent architecture powering its flagship programming assistant Codex and enterprise-grade ChatGPT, to external developers, effective immediately for public beta testing. The API aims to lower the engineering barrier for building long-running agents, allowing developers to access it without additional fees, paying only for actual token consumption and tool calls. Early customer data shows that the product has brought significant improvements in cost, efficiency, and reliability, such as a 60% reduction in per-case processing costs and an 86% decrease in agent response failure rates. OpenAI has also reached integration agreements with ecosystem partners such as Blaxel, Cloudflare, and Oracle to provide flexible deployment options.
16:01
Algeria announced on Thursday it has cut diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates, accusing Abu Dhabi of a series of “provocative and hostile” actions and stating that all attempts to preserve bilateral relations have been exhausted. The rupture comes amid long-standing tensions over issues including Israel, Western Sahara, and alleged UAE interference in North Africa and the Sahel region. Algeria also announced it would close its airspace to all UAE-registered aircraft starting Friday, with exceptions for commercial flights to and from Algiers until year-end. UAE presidential adviser Anwar Gargash responded on social media, stating that diplomatic relations should be based on “rationality” rather than “riddles”.
16:00
U.S. federal banking regulators have issued an interim final rule raising the total asset threshold for community banks to qualify for an 18-month examination cycle from $3 billion to $6 billion. This aims to reduce the regulatory burden on these lower-risk institutions. The move increases the number of community banks eligible for the extended examination cycle, and the rule is effective immediately upon publication in the Federal Register.
15:55
Meta's new AI app Muse has reached the No. 2 position on the U.S. App Store's Top Charts, with over 83,000 iOS downloads, according to Sensor Tower data. However, its launch is slower compared to Meta's other apps like Threads (4.3 million downloads on launch day) and Meta AI (108,000 downloads on debut). Muse's Android counterpart ranks No. 338 in the Productivity category on Google Play. These figures do not include downloads via web or WhatsApp.
15:52
The bill, spanning 630 pages and spearheaded by Senator Cynthia Lummis, aims to regulate the crypto industry at the federal level for the first time. The new rules require "non-decentralized finance transaction protocols" to register with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and direct the CFTC and Treasury Department to develop further regulations. The bill is scheduled for its first procedural vote on September 15 but faces challenges to its passage, including controversy over ethics provisions related to Donald Trump's growing crypto wealth, and reports indicate the latest version lacks Democratic support.
15:41
MarketWatch reports that the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has entered a new and intensified phase. Russia recently launched deadly attacks on Kyiv, while Ukraine has responded with more precise strikes on Russian energy infrastructure, significantly impacting diesel supplies and posing a threat to the global economy.
15:32
Analysts at Piper called Broadcom the "ASIC compute king" in a new note to clients.
15:15
Japan's Sekisui Chemical announced on Thursday its plan to acquire a controlling stake in Australian construction company Ausbuild Group for A$335 million (approximately US$240 million), aiming to deepen its overseas business and enter the modular housing market.
14:50
Legendary trader Stanley Druckenmiller stated that he has been shorting the Euro and British Pound since the beginning of the year, but emphasized that his current positions are much smaller than their historical levels. He said he dared not short the US dollar, citing America's significant global advantage in AI, while Europe is "not even in the game" in this sector.
14:50
Legendary trader Stanley Druckenmiller warned of a "profit bubble" risk in the AI industry and revealed that his family office, Duquesne Capital, has cut its AI exposure to 20% of what it was six months ago. He believes the AI construction cycle is sufficiently late-stage that people need to start being wary, and noted that Wall Street's current narrative of high corporate earnings driving the market to infinite highs makes him uneasy.
14:50
Legendary trader Stanley Druckenmiller slammed dovish Federal Reserve members at a closed-door Wall Street meeting on Thursday, stating that interest rate cuts are "no longer necessary" and directly calling the Fed members' repeated claims that the federal funds rate is restrictive "simply ridiculous." He believes bond yields are "low at best." On the same day, the 30-year US government bond yield rose 7 basis points to 5.36%, reaching its highest level since 2007; the 10-year government bond yield is approaching the 5% mark.
14:49
According to Bloomberg, a notable options trade emerged in the US Treasury market on Thursday, betting that the 10-year US government bond yield will break above the 5% threshold. The transaction involved a premium payment of approximately $14 million, a considerable size in the derivatives market. As of publication, the 10-year US government bond yield stood at 4.94%, while the 30-year US government bond yield rose to 5.35% on Thursday, its highest level since 2007. If the 10-year US government bond yield rises to approximately 5.1%, the trade would reach its breakeven point; if it further increases to 5.2%, potential gains would expand to about $15 million. Traders indicated that a wave of behind-the-scenes hedging activity had already occurred, further exacerbating selling pressure in the bond market. Analysts noted that if the bond market decline continues, a broader range of passive selling, including "convexity hedging" operations, could follow, potentially creating an accelerating effect around key yield levels.
14:41
U.S. container imports in August rose 3% year-over-year and 22% versus August 2019, signaling resilient consumer demand despite tariffs and inflation. Shipping costs remain elevated, with Shanghai-New York rates more than doubling from last year amid Red Sea and Hormuz disruptions.
14:25
CNBC's renowned financial commentator Jim Cramer has updated his 33-stock portfolio and recommended six stocks, including three tech stocks and one bank stock.

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