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The Nikkei 225 fell 2.2% to 64,742.17 points, dragged down by chip-related stocks amid concerns about war in Iran and rising energy costs.
The Nikkei 225 fell 2.2% in early Wednesday trading to 64,742.17 points. Chip-related stocks such as SoftBank Group, Advantest, and Tokyo Electron led the declines, falling 4.1%, 4.0%, and 4.5% respec
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Seoul stocks open sharply lower, with KOSPI falling 2.7% to 6,651.07, tracking Wall Street losses amid escalating US-Iran hostilities and rising oil prices.
Seoul stocks open sharply lower, with KOSPI falling 2.7% to 6,651.07, tracking Wall Street losses amid escalating US-Iran hostilities and rising oil prices.
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The Nikkei 225 index is down 2.17% today, currently at 64,776.88.
The Nikkei 225 index is down 2.17% today, currently at 64,776.88.
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South Korea's August Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 3.1% year-on-year, driven by increases in fuel and mobile subscription fees.
South Korea's August Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 3.1% year-on-year, driven by increases in fuel and mobile subscription fees.
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SK Hynix's silicon wafer procurement surged by 104% quarter-over-quarter in Q2 2026, significantly outpacing Samsung Electronics, to address AI memory inventory pressure and anticipated price hikes.
SK Hynix's silicon wafer procurement surged by 104% quarter-over-quarter in Q2 2026, significantly outpacing Samsung Electronics, to address AI memory inventory pressure and anticipated price hikes. A
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Zelenskyy warns airlines that Ukrainian drones will continue operating over Russia, making its airspace increasingly unsafe for civilian aviation as Ukraine targets military infrastructure.
Zelenskyy warns airlines that Ukrainian drones will continue operating over Russia, making its airspace increasingly unsafe for civilian aviation as Ukraine targets military infrastructure.
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Samsung to Quadruple Offline Experience Stores for Foldable Phones in Japan
Samsung Electronics will strengthen its experiential marketing for foldable smartphones in Japan, quadrupling the number of locations where consumers can physically touch and test the devices.
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CME Group Opens Registration for 23rd Annual Global University Trading Challenge, to be held Oct. 4-30
CME Group Opens Registration for 23rd Annual Global University Trading Challenge, to be held Oct. 4-30
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Nikkei: Asia's Data Center Boom Sparks Public Backlash Over Power Consumption and Community Impact
According to Nikkei Asia, residents and community groups from Australia to India are expressing concerns about the impact of large-scale AI data centers, primarily focusing on electricity strain and e
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Canadian Stocks Erase a Month of Gain as Tech, Banks, Gold Slide
Canadian stocks suffered their worst rout in nearly a month, driven by an escalation in Middle East tensions and persistent inflation worries, which triggered a selloff in technology and financial sha
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Japan Airports to Deploy AI and Drones for Infrastructure Maintenance, Aiming to Double Efficiency Amid Soaring Inbound Travel and Labor Shortages
Japan Airports to Deploy AI and Drones for Infrastructure Maintenance, Aiming to Double Efficiency Amid Soaring Inbound Travel and Labor Shortages
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Israel's Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Defense are clashing over soaring war expenditures, with the proposed 2026 defense budget set to increase to 184 billion shekels ($60.8 billion).
Israel's Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Defense are clashing ahead of budget decisions, as the soaring costs of the country's multiple ongoing wars are putting immense pressure on the government
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Japan's iPS Cell Therapy for Heart Disease Qualifies for Public Health Insurance Coverage
The treatment consists of myocardial cell sheets generated from induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS), which are attached to the surface of the heart. This marks a significant milestone in regenerative
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Nestlé Sells Health Supplement Brand to Private Equity Firm Yellow Wood Partners for $1 Billion
Nestlé stated that the transaction, involving seven brands including Nature's Bounty and Sisu, aims to tighten its portfolio and focus on core categories. The business generated $1.2 billion in sales
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Japanese Corporate Pensions Return to Domestic Bonds as JGB Yields Hit 30-Year High
Many Japanese corporate pension funds are increasing their holdings of domestic bonds, reversing a long decline, as they chase higher yields, a JPMorgan survey found.
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Bloomberg Analysis: Surging Long-Dated Government Debt Yields Near Two-Decade Highs Threaten Global Stock Rally
The analysis notes that global stock prices have largely ignored the bond market selloff, but long-dated government debt yields have surged to near two-decade highs. This is attributed to investor con
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Germany says Russia was behind August 4 drone attack at Leipzig airport
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt stated that the attack, which involved a drone carrying an explosive device found near Ukrainian cargo planes, followed the "well-established pattern of Rus
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Japan's Nippon Seiki to acquire Denso's head-up display business
Japan's Nippon Seiki has agreed to acquire the head-up display (HUD) business from fellow automotive components manufacturer Denso. The transaction, valued at Y1.16 billion ($7.2 million) as of March
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Partners Group CEO David Layton Rejects Redemption Concerns, Expects High Evergreen-Fund Redemptions to Last 12-18 Months
Partners Group CEO David Layton joined Bloomberg Open Interest to push back on concerns that his move to CIO signals trouble at the private-markets giant. He explains why the leadership shake-up isn’t
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First Phosphate Corp. shareholders re-elect all board nominees and approve advance notice policy; registered shareholder base jumps 861% to 12,501
First Phosphate Corp. announced that at its Annual General and Special Meeting held on August 28, 2026, shareholders re-elected all five board nominees with over 95% support and approved an advance no
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Redwire is growing strawberries in space.
Redwire CEO Peter Cannito said on Bloomberg's Open Interest program that the move is part of the next phase of the space economy, which will also include orbital data centers, cheaper space manufactur
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Wells Fargo and Barclays Provided £85 Million to Headlam Group Months Before Its Collapse
The British flooring distributor Headlam Group Plc appointed insolvency officials just months after receiving as much as £85 million ($115 million) in funding from Wells Fargo & Co. and Barclays Plc.
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Japan's JFE Engineering to Field-Test Nobel-Winning Material for Carbon Capture, Expected to Halve Operating Costs
The Japanese company plans to test a system that uses a Nobel Prize-winning material to capture carbon dioxide from garbage incinerators. This technology is expected to halve the operating cost compar
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Musk’s X hit by wave of unsolicited password reset emails, raising account takeover concerns
Multiple crypto industry figures and CoinDesk staff received unexpected password reset emails on Tuesday, with some users reporting up to 10 emails within a few hours. While this has raised concerns a
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Canadian province British Columbia sues OpenAI over its alleged role in a mass shooting, claiming the ChatGPT maker failed to act after the attacker’s account was flagged.
Canadian province British Columbia sues OpenAI over its alleged role in a mass shooting, claiming the ChatGPT maker failed to act after the attacker’s account was flagged.
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Kolon Industries Ramps Up Advanced Materials for AI, Autos, Medical Markets, Targeting $145M Sales from Modified Polyphenylene Oxide
The chemical company has added production capacity and commercialized new materials in the second half of this year, while also carrying out operational excellence and AI transformation projects. It p
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Proprietary Traders' Share in India's NSE $2 Trillion Derivatives Market Falls to Near Four-Year Low
Proprietary traders' share of equity derivatives turnover at the National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. has fallen to its lowest level in almost four years. This decline is attributed to problems with
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Ben Thompson, a technology strategy analyst, states the AI industry faces five "excesses," with model capabilities already being in surplus. Now is the "application moment."
In his latest article, "Frontier Overhangs," Thompson points out that the AI industry is facing a "fivefold overhang" in capabilities, products, pricing, capital, and safety. This indicates that absol
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Musk retweeted a post stating that the Grok 4.7 model has been released, described as "excellent" and possessing full agency capabilities.
Musk reposted AlexFinn's tweet, which announced the release of the Grok 4.7 model and highlighted it as an "exceptional" model. AlexFinn stated that Grok 4.7 was specifically trained for Grok Bot as a
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Citigroup Research: Nikkei Index May Rise on Short Covering Amid Mildly Positive Catalysts
Citi Research stated that a moderately positive catalyst could trigger a sharp short-covering rally in the Nikkei, and the same applies to the KOSPI.
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SoftBank’s $50bn data centre group slows IPO due to market fears over an AI slowdown and lacklustre interest in new debt sale
SoftBank’s $50bn data centre group slows IPO due to market fears over an AI slowdown and lacklustre interest in new debt sale
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EU Chamber Urges China to Curb Overcapacity Ahead of Key Trade Talks
European businesses in China are urging the Chinese government to address issues of overcapacity and intense price competition ahead of crucial talks next month, according to a report released on Tues
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OpenAI is projected to accumulate losses of $278 billion by the end of 2030, significantly exceeding previous forecasts.
OpenAI has informed some investors that it anticipates cumulative losses to reach $278 billion by the end of 2030, primarily due to investments in cloud computing and chips, the Financial Times report
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South Korean stocks open 2.02% higher on Tuesday, led by chip gains amid revived AI hopes
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) rose 141.58 points to 7,149.3 as of 9:15 a.m. local time. This follows a record close for the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite, driven by renewed opt
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Rothschild-affiliated institutions issue "sell" ratings on AI new cloud duo CoreWeave and Nebius; "Big Short" Burry warns tech giants may have over $3 trillion in off-balance-sheet commitments
Rothschild & Co. Redburn, an independent research firm under Rothschild, initiated coverage on CoreWeave and Nebius on Monday, assigning "Sell" ratings to both. The firm believes that new cloud enterp
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BNBChain leads tokenized stock market cap growth with +$1.1B (36% of top 5), followed by Ethereum and Solana at +$756.6M and +$716.8M respectively, according to RWAFoundation data.
BNBChain leads tokenized stock market cap growth with +$1.1B (36% of top 5), followed by Ethereum and Solana at +$756.6M and +$716.8M respectively, according to RWAFoundation data.
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Paramount wins Warner Bros takeover approval with settlement, to increase US film production by $300M annually
Paramount Skydance emerged victorious on Monday from a legal battle over its US$110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery after settling with a California-led group of US states and a Hollywood
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Elon Musk reposted a tweet stating that xAI's Grok 4.7 xHigh model ranked second in Artificial Analysis's AA-Briefcase benchmark, only 1 point lower than Claude Fable 5.1 Max.
Grok 4.7 xHigh scored 58% in this benchmark, while Claude Fable 5.1 Max scored 59%. Grok 4.7 xHigh surpassed GPT-6 Astra, GPT-5.6, Gemini, Kimi, GLM, and almost all other frontier models.
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Asian stocks are poised to rise, buoyed by optimism in tech shares; oil prices fall on hopes of diplomatic progress in the Iran conflict.
Asian stocks are poised to rise, buoyed by gains in Wall Street tech shares and hopes for diplomatic progress in the Iran conflict, which led to a drop in oil prices.
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Goldman Sachs-led banking consortium launches $1.1 billion junk bond issuance for CoreWeave-linked data center project.
A banking syndicate led by Goldman Sachs Group has launched an approximately $1.1 billion junk bond offering to finance the construction of data center projects sponsored by an affiliate of Blue Owl C
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S&P Global Ratings: Banks' adoption of AI in the coming years will directly impact their credit ratings.
S&P Global Ratings stated in a report released on Monday that artificial intelligence is evolving from a strategic option into a key variable for credit ratings. The report noted that the divergence i
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GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen purchased $26.4 million worth of company stock, sending the share price up 3% after hours.
GameStop shares rose 3% in after-hours trading after CEO Ryan Cohen reported an insider stock transaction to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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KKR bets on Korea AI supply chain after record $3 billion deals this year
KKR & Co. expects more dealmaking opportunities in South Korea, betting on the country's central role in the global artificial-intelligence supply chain to fuel demand for data centers and power.
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China's power infrastructure stocks languish despite AI boom as reliance on state-owned customers limits profits
China's power infrastructure stocks languish despite AI boom as reliance on state-owned customers limits profits
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MarketWatch: Stocks depressed by Q4 tax-loss selling historically rebound in January
MarketWatch analysis suggests that stocks artificially depressed by tax-loss selling in the fourth quarter often rebound in January once the selling pressure subsides. This strategy is referred to as
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Indonesia's Superbank leverages Grab ties and high deposit rates to expand market share
Superbank CEO Tigor Siahaan stated that the digital lender aims to carve out a larger market share in Indonesia's competitive banking industry. Siahaan expressed optimism about the bank's growth outlo
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AI and chip stocks race ahead
AI and chip stocks race ahead
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OpenAI proposes global AI safety standards focusing on alignment and recursive self-improvement (RSI)
The company's proposals, posted on Monday, call for international cooperation to develop frontier standards for artificial intelligence. This follows rival Anthropic's own ideas for safe AI developmen
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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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BofA Estimates: AI Infrastructure May Require $1.2 Trillion in External Financing Over Next 5 Years, With Over $300 Billion in Annual Incremental Debt Supply
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XRP is testing the $1.50 resistance level, a key threshold that has capped its advances for roughly 230 days, with a break potentially leading to $1.80+
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Novo Nordisk, the Danish pharmaceutical giant, saw its shares fall by 7% despite setting a $23 billion sales target for its weight-loss drug.
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JPMorgan CEO Dimon to Visit India This Week, Ramping Up Push for Deal Boom
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Binance Stock Trading Platform Adds 25 New Stocks
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Seoul stocks rise 1.65% on chip gains despite Middle East tensions
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A Hong Kong hotel has been put up for sale by Nanyang Commercial Bank for HK$1.87 billion after being taken over, reflecting a trend of converting hotels into student dormitories.
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Commodities trader Trafigura plans to float its supertanker arm Volare Shipping in Oslo, marking the business's first IPO
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Morgan Stanley’s Wilson Says US Stocks Risk 7% Drop in Near Term
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US equity futures rise, led by AI stocks; oil prices fall over 2% to around $101; US Treasury yields decline; US and Chinese officials discuss AI national security "notification mechanism."
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