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South Korea's KOSPI index plummeted about 40% after the AI boom, then rebounded about 20%.
South Korea's KOSPI index soared for much of the past year on an AI craze, only to plummet about 40% over six weeks in June and July, costing hundreds of thousands of investors. Since then, it has reb
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Hyundai Motor and union tentatively agree on wage hike, bonuses after strikes
Hyundai Motor Co.'s management and labor union have tentatively reached a wage agreement, which includes a monthly base pay increase of 100,000 won ($72.20), a performance bonus exceeding 400 percent
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Canadian Prime Minister Carney plans to impose retaliatory tariffs on US steel, dairy, appliance, and other products.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney plans to impose "equivalent" retaliatory tariffs on the United States, targeting products including steel, dairy products, appliances, agricultural equipment, elect
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The U.S. is pressuring South Korean semiconductor companies to build factories in the U.S., and for the first time, has expressed dissatisfaction with South Korea's 800 trillion won "Honam Semiconductor Cluster Plan."
According to an August 25 report by South Korea's Chosun Ilbo, the U.S. recently explicitly requested South Korean semiconductor companies to build memory semiconductor production facilities in the Un
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South Korea's Kospi index opened 3.66% lower at 6,452.12 on Tuesday, following overnight losses in US technology shares and investor caution ahead of Nvidia's earnings.
South Korea's Kospi index opened 3.66% lower at 6,452.12 on Tuesday, following overnight losses in US technology shares and investor caution ahead of Nvidia's earnings.
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SK hynix Workers Narrowly Reject Wage Deal, 50.1% Vote Against Proposal to Pay 60% Performance Bonus in Shares
SK hynix Workers Narrowly Reject Wage Deal, 50.1% Vote Against Proposal to Pay 60% Performance Bonus in Shares
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South Korea's KOSPI index fell 4.1% during the day, now at 6,422.13
South Korea's KOSPI index fell 4.1% during the day, now at 6,422.13
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Samsung Electronics is down 4.09% today, currently trading at ₩246,500.
Samsung Electronics is down 4.09% today, currently trading at ₩246,500.
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SK Hynix is down 5.33% today, currently trading at ₩1,582,000.
SK Hynix is down 5.33% today, currently trading at ₩1,582,000.
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Japan's Nikkei Stock Average falls 0.8% to 64980.53, dragged by electronics stocks after U.S. tech shares fell overnight
Japan's Nikkei Stock Average falls 0.8% to 64980.53, dragged by electronics stocks after U.S. tech shares fell overnight
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Chinese AI companies are racing to solve the challenge of humanoid robots learning human skills to meet market demand.
CNBC's "China Connection" newsletter points out that it will still take a long time for humanoid robots to complete human tasks. QJ Robots, backed by Temasek, has an AI model focused on helping robots
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Hong Kong housing rally faces test as property flippers retreat, despite secondary home prices rising 0.64% to a three-year high on Friday
Hong Kong's housing rally faces a test as property flippers retreat, despite secondary home prices rising 0.64% to a three-year high on Friday.
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The United States will remove Syria from the "state sponsors of terrorism" list and revoke the terrorist designation for HTS.
The US Treasury Department announced that the United States has removed Syria from its list of "state sponsors of terrorism" and revoked the "terrorist organization" designation for Hayat Tahrir al-Sh
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Asian stocks set for broad declines Tuesday after US tech selloff, as traders weigh US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s plan to isolate Iran.
Asian stocks set for broad declines Tuesday after US tech selloff, as traders weigh US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s plan to isolate Iran.
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Australia's largest venture capital firm Blackbird raises $752 million (A$1.05 billion) for its latest fund, attracting capital from Asian institutional investors.
Australia's largest venture capital firm Blackbird raises $752 million (A$1.05 billion) for its latest fund, attracting capital from Asian institutional investors.
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Suzuki's new e-Sky mini EV surpasses BYD Racco in energy efficiency, to launch in Japan in November
Japanese automaker Suzuki Motor Corp. on Monday unveiled its first mini passenger electric vehicle, the e-Sky, which boasts the highest energy efficiency in its class. The company plans to begin selli
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Japan to propose budgeting ~$628M to help domestic companies procure undersea cable ships amid rising costs and Chinese competition
Japan will propose budgeting around 100 billion yen ($628 million) to help domestic companies procure ships that can lay undersea cables. This move aims to boost domestic competitiveness and economic
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford states confronting President Trump in the ongoing trade war will be challenging, adding Canada must be prepared to escalate and consider all options.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford stated that standing up to U.S. President Donald Trump in the current trade dispute will not be easy. Ford emphasized that Canada must be willing to escalate the trade war, w
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Japan Ranks 2nd in Record Global Shareholder Activism Wave in H1 2026
Shareholder activism globally surged 20% year-on-year to a record high in the first half of 2026, with Japan seeing an even larger uptick. Investors pushed companies like Daikin and Toto on issues inc
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Sony Group plans to offer an in-car AI agent featuring an original character as early as fiscal 2027
The friendly character, named Wichef (a talking rabbit-sheep), will assist with tasks ranging from navigation to brainstorming, as Sony aims to secure a position in the emerging market for in-vehicle
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Elon Musk retweeted a SpaceX post stating that NASA's Roman Space Telescope was encapsulated in the fairing of a Falcon Heavy rocket last week, with a planned launch from Florida's Launch Complex 39A on Sunday, August 30.
Elon Musk retweeted a SpaceX post stating that NASA's Roman Space Telescope was encapsulated in the fairing of a Falcon Heavy rocket last week, with a planned launch from Florida's Launch Complex 39A
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Replit CEO Amjad Masad to speak at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 on the future of programming and turning ideas into products
Amjad Masad, CEO and co-founder of Replit, will share his perspective on the future of programming and the broad implications of easily transforming ideas into products. The company was recently value
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Siemens Energy Taps Goldman Sachs to Advise on Majority Stake Sale in Steam Turbine Business
Siemens Energy AG is working with Goldman Sachs Group Inc. as it prepares to start fielding offers for a majority stake in its steam turbine business, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Canada's Big Banks Expected to Report Strong Q3 Earnings Amid Stretched Valuations
Canada's biggest banks are facing high expectations ahead of their latest quarterly readouts, with recent strong trends having stretched market valuations. The third-quarter earnings for Canada's Big
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UBS Rejects Swiss Parliament's New Capital Requirements Decision, Says It's Not a Compromise
UBS Rejects Swiss Parliament's New Capital Requirements Decision, Says It's Not a Compromise
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India's NSE Shares Win Admission to Metropolitan Stock Exchange Ahead of BSE Debut on Thursday
India's National Stock Exchange (NSE) shares will be allowed to trade on the Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India Ltd. (MSEI) platform under a special framework, following NSE's debut on BSE Ltd. on T
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OpenAI Grants Cybersecurity Access to Ukraine, Bolstering Civilian Infrastructure Defense
OpenAI announced it will provide the Ukrainian government with access to its "Daybreak" project to support the nation's civilian infrastructure cyber defense. In collaboration with Ukraine's Ministry
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Ryanair CEO O'Leary predicts that airfares will rise by 10-20% if oil prices remain high until summer 2027.
Ryanair CEO O'Leary predicts that airfares will rise by 10-20% if oil prices remain high until summer 2027.
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Arcadis Shares Fall 6% After Canada's WSP Global Pulls €4.435 Billion Takeover Offer
Arcadis shares fell 6% to €40.78 in early afternoon European trading, leading the Stoxx 600 index fallers, after Canadian engineering and infrastructure company WSP Global pulled its €4.435 billion ($
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Galaxy Digital adds $100M sUSDS from Sky Protocol to its treasury and purchases SKY tokens to deepen lending collaboration.
Galaxy Digital has integrated Sky Protocol's $100 million sUSDS stablecoin into its corporate treasury and approved the yield-bearing stablecoin as collateral for its institutional trading business. T
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Cineplex, a Canadian cinema operator, has initiated a strategic review that could lead to a sale, and has engaged Goldman Sachs and TD Bank to assist.
Canadian cinema operator Cineplex Inc. has initiated a strategic review that could lead to the sale of the company. To this end, Cineplex has engaged Goldman Sachs and TD Bank for assistance. Concurre
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Donald Trump's investment account briefly traded SpaceX stock, raising questions of potential conflicts of interest.
Disclosure documents reveal that an investment account held in the name of U.S. President Donald Trump purchased SpaceX shares on July 10, then sold them on July 17, following a previous purchase on J
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SpaceX President Shotwell plans to sell over $52 million in stock, marking the first executive share reduction since the company's listing.
Regulatory filings show that Gwynne Shotwell, President and COO of SpaceX, plans to sell 342,170 company shares, totaling approximately $51.96 million. This marks the first executive share reduction s
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CoreWeave shares tumble almost 40% from May highs amid debt fears, but one analyst believes selloff is overblown and stock could see major comeback
CoreWeave shares tumble almost 40% from May highs amid debt fears, but one analyst believes selloff is overblown and stock could see major comeback
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MarketWatch Analysis: Rising Interest Rates Lead to Financial Stock Decline, Potentially Dragging Down Overall Market
MarketWatch analysis suggests that higher interest rates could slow banks' loan growth and increase their funding costs, which in turn could pose problems for the broader market.
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Despite warnings of catastrophic risks from AI industry leaders, the US and China reject calls to slow down AI development; Trump and Xi Jinping are expected to reach only limited consensus on AI safety cooperation.
Industry leaders have called for a global slowdown in AI development to avoid catastrophic risks, but the United States and China, the main drivers of the technology's rapid advancement, have not indi
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Turkish Fund Scam Snares 455,000 Investors, Who Are Now Chasing Lost Savings
The scam has left investors like Mehmed Kervanci frantically trying to sell their holdings just weeks after putting their savings into a high-flying Turkish stock fund based on a relative's advice.
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Morgan Stanley Analysis: If the Strait of Hormuz reopens, European equities would benefit the most, with sectors such as airlines, luxury goods, and banking poised to gain.
Morgan Stanley analysts note that European equities would be the most sensitive market to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, should diplomatic progress between the US and Iran continue. Industries
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AI Agents are upending a big slice of the stock market, hitting banks, brokers, and travel booking companies by threatening 'consumer inertia.'
AI Agents are upending a big slice of the stock market, hitting banks, brokers, and travel booking companies by threatening 'consumer inertia.'
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AI drone maker Tekever valued at $6.4 billion as Ukraine war stimulates defense tech demand.
Portuguese-British company Tekever announced on Wednesday that its valuation has reached $6.4 billion and it has completed a $580 million funding round, as European nations race to rearm amid the war
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Raiffeisen to offer crypto trading in 11 European markets via Bitpanda, potentially reaching 18 million customers
Austrian banking group Raiffeisen will provide digital asset access to its network banks, with Bitpanda supplying the necessary crypto infrastructure. This partnership could extend crypto trading serv
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Goldman Sachs has lowered its global smartphone shipment forecast, projecting 1.1 billion units in 2026, but expects premiumization to drive market value to $674 billion by 2028.
Goldman Sachs has lowered its global smartphone shipment forecast, projecting 1.1 billion units in 2026, and 1.2 billion units in both 2027 and 2028. Despite weaker shipments, higher prices and premiu
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Swiss Parliament’s Upper House Backs Plan to Ease New Capital Demands on UBS
Under the proposal, the bank would be required to hold 90% in top-tier capital against its foreign subsidiaries, down from 100% the government previously planned.
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Japanese stocks poised to catch up with global AI rally on Thursday, weaker yen keeps intervention risk in focus
Japanese stocks are expected to resume trading on Thursday, with Nikkei 225 futures already reflecting optimism, up about 2.5% from Friday's close. Local markets have been closed for the Silver Week h
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SoftBank's over $10 billion bond deal has reportedly attracted more than $20 billion in interest, potentially making it one of the largest junk bond deals in history.
SoftBank's over $10 billion bond deal has reportedly attracted more than $20 billion in interest, potentially making it one of the largest junk bond deals in history.
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AI theme continues its hot streak, with the Nasdaq 100 Index hitting a new high since June. Meta's partnership with Shopify propelled the latter's stock price up 7.1%.
The Nasdaq 100 Index hit its first all-time high since June, driven by chip stocks, as AI investment enthusiasm continues to heat up. Meta Platforms' new AI agent, Muse, has once again garnered market
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One Wall Street giant recommends buying an oil major's stock, despite its underperformance during two energy crises.
Integrated oil giant BP has lagged its closest rivals over the last three to five years, but now one leading Wall Street firm says it’s time to buy the beleaguered company.
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Nomura Experts' Talk: 1.6T optical module DSPs face a structural supply shortage, expected to ease in the second half of 2027.
Nomura's expert call summary on AI infrastructure service providers, held on September 22, indicates a structural supply gap for 1.6T optical module Digital Signal Processors (DSPs). This is primarily
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What is CSAI? Analyzing the Similarities and Differences Between the Cryptocurrency and Stock of the Same Name
CSAI is a polysemous term, primarily referring to Compound SAI (an old or inactive asset related to the Compound protocol) and CSAI, a memecoin analysis platform token on the Solana blockchain, as well as Counter Strike AI, a token with extremely low liquidity, within the cryptocurrency space. Additionally, CSAI is the stock ticker for Cloudastructure, Inc., a Nasdaq-listed company. This article will analyze each of these different entities one by one to help readers distinguish between them.
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1COV.CX Coin Potential and Value Analysis: Clarifying Concepts and Analyzing Related Assets
The expression "1COV.CX coin" likely contains conceptual confusion. This article will first clarify that "1COV" typically refers to the stock ticker of the German chemical giant Covestro AG, not a cryptocurrency; "CX" may point to multiple cryptocurrency projects, with the most well-known being Cortex, a decentralized AI agent protocol. We will analyze the current status, market performance, and potential value of Covestro stock and Cortex tokens separately, helping readers understand the characteristics and investment considerations of these different assets.
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What is CSAI? Analyzing the Investment Potential of the Stock and Cryptocurrency with the Same Name
CSAI is an ambiguous term, referring to both Nasdaq-listed company Cloudastructure (stock symbol CSAI) and the cryptocurrencies Compound SAI (CSAI) and Counter Strike AI (CSAI) on Ethereum. Cloudastructure focuses on AI video surveillance; although some analysts are optimistic, it is currently unprofitable and its stock price is highly volatile. The two cryptocurrencies CSAI, on the other hand, face extremely low trading volumes, chaotic or nearly depleted market data, posing extremely high investment risks, and are not recommended for participation by ordinary investors.
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What Is EXTN? An Analysis of Extensive Coin, the Stock of the Same Name, and Related Digital Assets
EXTN is a multi-meaning code that refers both to a decentralized cryptocurrency called Extensive Coin and to the former stock symbol of Exterran Corporation on the New York Stock Exchange. Extensive Coin has claimed to offer anonymity, fast transactions, and a proof-of-stake (PoS) mechanism; however, as of this writing, its market price and trading volume are both zero, raising questions about the project’s activity. Exterran Corporation, meanwhile, completed its merger with Enerflex Ltd. in 2022. This article will clearly distinguish between these entities and highlight the associated risks.
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Bitcoin What is the relationship between this and stocks?
Bitcoin The relationship between Bitcoin and stocks is complex and constantly evolving. Initially viewed as an independent asset class, the correlation between and U.S. stocks—particularly tech stocks—has strengthened significantly since the 2020 pandemic and the implementation of quantitative easing policies.Macroeconomic policies, inflation, interest rates, investor sentiment, and institutional participation are the primary factors influencing the correlation between the two. Although decoupling may occur during specific periods, global liquidity and risk appetite remain the key drivers of their respective trends.
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What is BIOB? How is the BIOB token?
In the cryptocurrency space, information regarding the token with the ticker symbol “BIOB” is relatively complex, as it may refer to several different projects or concepts. At present, there are two main possibilities: one is a cryptocurrency associated with the “Bio Protocol” project, and the other may be confused with the stock ticker symbol for “Bio-Rad Laboratories Class B.” This article will examine both scenarios separately and analyze their respective characteristics and market performance.
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Rankings of Free Quantitative Trading Software and Analysis of Leading Cryptocurrencies and Stocks
This article will explore options for free quantitative trading software and analyze leading assets in the cryptocurrency and stock markets. Quantitative trading software helps investors trade using algorithms, thereby improving efficiency. We will introduce several mainstream free quantitative trading tools and provide an in-depth analysis of leading assets in the cryptocurrency and stock markets to help readers understand market trends and potential opportunities.
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