The Chinese tech giant's follow-on stock offering ranks as the third-largest ever, behind only Alphabet and Intel deals.
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Investors sold off Alibaba shares following news of a $10.2 billion capital raise aimed at AI expansion.
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Money is flooding into equal-weight stock market ETFs this year, with investing experts saying it's not a fad.
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“Money is flooding into equal-weight stock market ETFs this year. Investing experts say it's not a fad.”— CNBC · full quotes →3 sources
Australian supermarket's site goes offline as shoppers rush to exploit a pricing glitch on premixed drinks.
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“we're currently offline – but not for long”— Coles · Guardian Australia · full quotes →5 sources
Canada's Unifor union and General Motors announced a tentative agreement covering thousands of auto workers at Ontario facilities.
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The government mortgage giant faces stability concerns as a wave of departures hits its leadership ranks.
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“The departures are raising concerns about stability inside the government mortgage giant.”— WSJ Markets · Wall Street Journal Markets · full quotes →3 sources
Analysis argues economic forces—not gender movements—reshaped work and family structures for young men without degrees.
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“Feminism didn't kill the male breadwinner model, the economy did”— Financial Times · FT article headline · full quotes →3 sources
Both assets surge after weeks of decline, driven by volatility in Treasury markets and cryptocurrency-focused policy developments.
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“Bitcoin and gold shot higher this week, with both getting a boost from some frantic action surrounding the bond market, and the cryptocurrency also benefiting…”— AP News · AP News / Philadelphia Inquirer · full quotes →3 sources
Prices for back-to-school items have increased significantly as families prepare for the new term.
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“The price for school supplies is up almost 8% since last year”— CNN · X · full quotes →2 sources
Eight years of tariffs added investment to steel mills but almost no jobs, while consumers pay more for goods like canned soup.
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“the whole case for the tariffs was built on the de-industrialization... that we saw in a lot of towns and industrial cities in America”— Bloomberg correspondent, Bloomberg Television analyst · Bloomberg Television broadcast · full quotes →2 sources
Bloomberg reporting finds equipment suppliers hedging against a potential collapse in the AI data-center investment boom.
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“We are actively working to not be wholly dependent on data centers. .. We understand at some point there could be a bubble and we’re racing to pay back the…”— Siemens executive, Siemens · Bloomberg (via Bluesky repost) · full quotes →3 sources
After a pilot at Dallas and Boston airports and live service in Atlanta, CPK plans autonomous 90-second pizza kiosks at airports…
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Heavy borrowing by technology companies to fund AI infrastructure is raising government bond yields as markets price in sustained elevated…
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“Analysts said the recent rise in Treasury yields partly reflected investor expectations that A.I.-driven growth could keep interest rates elevated.”— Joe Rennison, New York Times reporter · New York Times · full quotes →3 sources
MIIT approves a two-year trial letting Geely's space unit offer commercial satellite IoT connectivity, a first for a private Chinese firm.
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“China grants Geely a two-year permit for the country's first private satellite IoT trial, letting Geely offer connectivity to sectors like transport and energy”— Techmeme@techhub.social, News aggregator account · Mastodon · full quotes →2 sources
Toronto lands third and Vancouver and Waterloo crack the top 10 in CBRE's annual ranking of North American tech talent hubs.
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AERA approves revised tariff effective September 1, reducing UDF to Rs 300 domestic and Rs 997 international for departures, but introduces…
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“New tariff formula ensures passengers pay only for infrastructure ready for use; AERA says it will address concerns over a "tariff spike" as costs are…”— AERA, Airports Economic Regulatory Authority · The Hindu · full quotes →2 sources
After years of holding out, Walmart reverses course and will support tap-to-pay checkout.
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Core CPI matched forecasts at 1.8% even as energy prices push the headline rate to its highest level this year.
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The company's CEO credits a 'third wave' of military spending shifting from tanks and shells to computer systems and drones.
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“third wave”— Company CEO, CEO of the Swedish defense-tech firm · Bloomberg · full quotes →4 sources
New BBC data analysis says younger adults still lag far behind past generations in owning homes, but the trend may be turning.
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A Guardian analysis frames the proposed $12.5bn sale of the LA Lakers to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner as evidence NBA teams are becoming…
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“NBA teams are no longer family dynasties, but quick flips for private equity sharks”— Aaron Timms, Guardian sports columnist · The Guardian · full quotes →3 sources
An annual survey finds New York City has edged out the San Francisco Bay Area for the largest tech workforce for the first time.
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A Reuters energy commentary warns the Iran conflict has pushed global oil refining to the brink, with diesel prices likely to stay elevated…
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“UPDATE Trump Announces Economic Operation Against Iran”— GeoWire, Mastodon poster · Mastodon · full quotes →3 sources
Board investigation finds no evidence current leadership knew of alleged Nvidia chip diversion to China, though a cofounder faces criminal…
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“the company's senior managment had no knowledge of an alleged diversion scheme involving Nvidia Corp. chips”— Super Micro Computer Inc. · Bloomberg Tech · full quotes →2 sources
Rising yields threaten the economy, prompting policymakers to pursue a contentious emergency intervention.
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“Bond markets rattle economy, forcing controversial buyback 'Band-Aid'”— The Hill · The Hill headline · full quotes →3 sources
The agreement would lower steel and aluminum tariffs by roughly half and cut auto duties to 15%, according to sources familiar with the…
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“The tentative trade deal between the US and Canada would lower tariffs on certain Canadian exports of steel and aluminum to 25% and cut duties on Canadian auto…”— Bloomberg Markets, Financial news outlet · Bloomberg · full quotes →3 sources
Financial Times reports widespread price increases across goods and services since 2021, with olive oil exemplifying the broader…
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“The majority of goods and services have shot up in price since 2021”— Financial Times · full quotes →4 sources
The carrier will operate 787-9 service to both European cities starting spring 2027.
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“Alaska Airlines will offer nonstop flights from Seattle to Paris, France and Athens, Greece starting next spring.”— Seattle Times reporting · Seattle Times · full quotes →3 sources
The president wants to resurrect the controversial pipeline, but energy companies are developing alternatives that bypass its contentious…
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“A trio of proposed pipelines would serve the same function—delivering heavy oil from western Canada to Gulf Coast refineries—without the hot-button name.”— Ryan Dezember, WSJ reporter · Wall Street Journal · full quotes →3 sources
Beijing's Ministry of Justice ordered Chinese entities not to cooperate with Brussels' foreign-subsidies investigation into JD.com's €2.2…
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“improper extraterritorial jurisdiction”— Chinese government, official position · Bloomberg · full quotes →2 sources
A regulatory filing shows $9.1 billion revenue, up 45.7%, in the region as Brussels weighs fines over data and child safety.
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“TikTok's operations in Europe, Africa and Latin America saw revenues jump 45.7% to $9.1 billion and turn its first profit but the Chinese-owned social network …”— Forbes, Publication · full quotes →3 sources
Central bank governor says crude exports have hit zero and that funds promised under a framework deal with the US remain frozen.
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The AI company is reportedly preparing to go public, with regulatory filings potentially coming within weeks.
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“Anthropic could publicly file IPO paperwork as soon as this month”— Yahoo Finance · full quotes →2 sources
Boeing, Pratt & Whitney, RTX and Northrop Grumman announced as principal suppliers for the deal.
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“Boeing, Pratt & Whitney Military Engines, RTX and Northrop Grumman are the principal suppliers.”— Cleveland.com · full quotes →2 sources
Member's Mark dessert positioned as homemade-style value offering at warehouse retailer.
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“The Member's Mark 10-Inch Cherry Lattice Pie is only $10.”2 sources— Kelly Kazek, Reporter · AL.com · full quotes →
British consumers more optimistic than any point since Labour took power, driven by new PM and summer weather.
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“Good weather and the 'Burnham bounce' brought on by a new prime minister continued to have a positive effect in August”— Financial Times · full quotes →2 sources
