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9/17
16:26
Tesla plans to inaugurate a factory dedicated to its electric Semi truck and provide an update on the Roadster sports car in the coming weeks. The company also hosted a Cybercab “launch event” earlier this month.
16:24
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg stated that trust and alignment are becoming the most important capabilities for AI, revealing that Meta delayed shipping its AI model Muse for several months to focus on safety and security. He implied that government action is unnecessary, believing market incentives will drive companies to prioritize security. Meanwhile, OpenAI, Anthropic, and other major AI companies are reportedly collaborating to create a private “self-regulatory body” for AI standards. This comes as Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei calls for globally coordinated action and a slowdown in AI development, a plan supported by OpenAI's Sam Altman and xAI's Elon Musk. However, the Trump White House and members of Congress appear uninterested in government regulation, with China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs accusing the US of using “fear mongering” to disrupt global AI governance.
16:17
Honda Motor plans to accelerate mass production of next-generation hybrid vehicles by several months, aiming to start building a hybrid CR-V sport utility vehicle in North America as early as February 2027.
16:15
The U.S. Treasury Department stated that Hormuz Safe Platform, which was previously sanctioned, has been using BitBank since June to transfer collected payments, which were then used by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
16:12
US Treasuries rose on Thursday as falling oil prices and a rally in UK gilts boosted market sentiment after the Federal Reserve hiked rates and pledged to curb inflation, Ed Al-Hussainy said on Bloomberg Television. He was interviewed alongside Rebecca Venter, a senior fixed income client portfolio manager at Vanguard.
16:12
Lew urged lawmakers to start thinking and talking about solutions, noting that the program's trust fund could be depleted by Q4 2032, or Q3 2034 if combined with the disability trust fund, potentially leading to benefit cuts. He also mentioned the 2026 wage base subject to payroll taxes is $184,500.
16:12
Investment portals in Australia are removing or closely monitoring access to private credit funds that own stakes in collapsed Sydney property developer Bathla Group, amid heightened regulatory scrutiny on unlisted markets.
16:07
The United Nations announced on Thursday that it is collaborating with Google to enhance the accessibility and usability of its vast global statistics for AI systems. This initiative follows a UNICEF test which found that leading AI models struggled to accurately retrieve global development statistics, achieving an average accuracy score of just 21.2% across over 133,000 responses. The new system, called the UN System Data Commons, is built on Google's open-source Data Commons platform and supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing AI systems to directly connect to external data sources. Google.org provided $2 million in funding and technical support for the platform's core infrastructure.
16:00
Russia is "deliberately damaging" power lines at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant (ZNPP) in southeastern Ukraine, which it occupies, and conducting a "disinformation campaign" to mislead, Greenpeace said in a report released on Thursday. The report, based on an analysis of satellite imagery, found that Russian claims of Ukrainian attacks on the plant were inconsistent with the facts. The report emphasized that a stable power supply is crucial for nuclear safety.
15:50
Solana has taken a significant step in its governance history by holding its first real on-chain vote, enabling any SOL holder, not just validators, to weigh in on the network's constitution, inflation, and fees. The vote's outcome was influenced by JitoSOL's liquid-staking override mechanism. This comes as Solana validators face an 87% decline in revenue and increased competition from Robinhood Chain in the meme coin market.
15:49
The upgrade moves Optimism's fault-proof system from Output Root Dispute Games to Super Root Dispute Games, a prerequisite for future Superchain interoperability. Chain operators must update their fault-proof infrastructure and withdrawal tooling around the L1 contract cutover, but ordinary users do not need to take action.
15:40
David Schwartz stated that the performance of his XRP Ledger node infrastructure has shown an unexplained improvement over the past two weeks, with the number of connected nodes recovering to over 500. He observed a decrease in node disconnections but is unsure of the specific reason.
15:39
Balchunas stated in an interview with Bitcoin Magazine TV that Bitcoin ETFs could reach three times the asset size of gold ETFs as younger investors mature and increasingly view Bitcoin as a store of value. He noted that while Bitcoin's price is currently volatile, it will stabilize in the future, at which point large institutions will be more interested in it as a reliable store of value and even a safe-haven asset. Bitcoin ETFs, launched in 2024, currently manage nearly $100 billion in assets.
15:36
Partially unsealed summary judgment motions filed by news publishers on Thursday reveal that OpenAI and Microsoft executives admitted in court testimony that their AI products have a substitutive effect on news publishing content. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella stated that conversations with chatbots have "substituted" users' visits to publisher websites; OpenAI senior executive Nick Turley directly said, "Our products are substitutive to a large extent." Dr. Brent Hecht, Director of Applied Science at Microsoft, claimed that the unauthorized copying of millions of news articles could constitute "the largest labor theft in human history." OpenAI policy director Jack Clark also wrote internally that the company's work would increasingly create systems capable of replacing the labor of those who define society's "culture." Furthermore, according to Bloomberg, when OpenAI employees informed company president Greg Brockman about bypassing The New York Times' paywall to aid data scraping, Brockman responded, "Ah, nice."
15:35
The deal is seen as a win for Riyadh as it is embroiled in a regional crisis triggered by the Iran war.
15:33
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic inaugurated the facility on Thursday, which is jointly operated with an unnamed Israeli company. Critics say Serbia's military ties with Israel are rising significantly. Previous reports by investigative outlets identified Israeli defense firm Elbit Systems as Serbia’s partner in the drone manufacturing process.
15:10
The U.S. Treasury on Thursday issued $19 billion in 10-year Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS), with the awarded real yield rising to 2.653%, approximately 1.9 basis points higher than the pre-auction market level, indicating investors are demanding higher real returns. The bid-to-cover ratio for this auction was 2.24, lower than the average of the previous three auctions. Analysts pointed out that the continuous rise in real yields reflects market expectations that inflation will not be effectively controlled and that the fiscal deficit will continue to expand.
15:09
AI company CoreWeave's stock has fallen 32% since it joined the Nasdaq 100 index on June 22, 2026. During this period, company executives and board members have sold over $600 million worth of stock, with CEO Michael Intrator liquidating over $320 million and co-founder Brannin McBee selling $220 million. The company's stock currently trades near $80, down from over $119 on the day Nasdaq announced its rebalance. Despite doubling revenue in Q2 and boasting $100 billion in backlogged revenue, CoreWeave faces significant financial challenges. Depreciation and amortization of its AI equipment exceeded $1.3 billion in Q2, accounting for 54% of revenue. Its debt pile has grown from $7.9 billion to over $35.6 billion, with interest payments consuming a substantial portion of earnings. The company's full-year capital expenditure guidance of $35-39 billion is far higher than its revenue guidance
15:06
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong posted to promote Coinbase Wallet, its self-custody wallet, stating that the product is undergoing significant weekly improvements led by Cobie, and encouraged users to download, try it out, and provide feedback.
15:04
Noted Wall Street equity bull Ed Yardeni has lowered his year-end S&P 500 forecast from 8,400 to 7,900.
15:00
Dozens of Israelis protested outside the family home of the filmmaker behind the movie 'NAZA', chanting 'death to traitors'. The protest comes amid ongoing tensions, as Palestinians in the occupied West Bank continue to face pogroms by Israeli settlers and military raids.
14:59
U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.) on Thursday blocked bipartisan legislation, the Ratepayer Protection Act, aimed at preventing utility cost increases related to AI data centers. Heinrich, the top Democrat on the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, called the bill a "half-measure," arguing it relies only on voluntary commitments from states and developers rather than mandating data centers with demand of 100 megawatts or more to cover new power infrastructure costs. The House had overwhelmingly passed the bill with a 417-3 vote.
14:57
The Stellar blockchain activated Protocol 28 on September 17, introducing tools designed to simplify smart contract deployment and data migration. This upgrade coincides with the network reaching new performance milestones, with blockchain analytics firm Chainspect data showing Stellar's average transaction processing speed exceeding 211 transactions per second over 100 consecutive blocks, setting a new historical high for sustained throughput. Additionally, the stablecoin supply on the Stellar network has grown to nearly $884 million, and its real-world asset (RWA) market capitalization is approximately $3.3 billion, having increased by $149.4 million in the past 30 days, ranking it as the third-largest RWA blockchain.
14:54
On Thursday, the 17th local time, Turkey's Capital Markets Board announced the liquidation of over a hundred funds managed by seven asset management companies, including Tera and Pusula, involving a total value of nearly $20 billion. Concurrently, several financial institution executives were arrested, detained, or subjected to travel bans, and a two-year trading ban was imposed on 38 individuals suspected of stock price manipulation.

The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey also acted swiftly, increasing its repo financing volume to 300 billion lira and raising banks' borrowing limits in the interbank money market tenfold to ensure ample lira liquidity. Additionally, the minimum equity maintenance requirement for margin trading was temporarily lowered to 20%, and capital adequacy ratio calculations for bank share repurchase programs were granted temporary flexibility.

Following the policy announcements, Turkey's BIST 100 index closed up approximately 3% on Thursday, with the banking sector index surging over 9% intraday. However, a large number of small and mid-cap stocks continued to decline, indicating that market pressure has not yet fully dissipated.

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