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  1. IBM CEO: Quantum Computing Will Impact Company Revenue by 2028-2029
  2. Xbox CEO Unveils Plan to Match Rivals' Profit Margins by 2030
  3. Crude Oil Surged ~21% in July, Marking the Largest Monthly Gain in Recent Years
  4. Survey: China's Exports to the U.S. Decline Again in July
  5. Trump Signs Order Restricting Critical Mineral Exports to Secure Supply
  6. Saudi Arabia Leads Formation of Red Sea Maritime Defense Alliance, 14 Countries Join as Initial Members
  7. Fitch: U.S. Private Credit Default Rate Hits Record High in Q2
  8. Apple Q3 Beats Expectations but Falls 2.5% After Hours as Services and China Both Miss
  9. Strategy Posts $8.2B Q2 Net Loss as Bitcoin Unrealized Losses Weigh on Results
  10. All Regulatory Approvals for EA Sale Completed, Closing Expected This Tuesday
  11. Roblox Q2 Users and Bookings Both Miss Expectations, Q3 Guidance Falls Short Again
  12. Coinbase Q2 Revenue Misses Expectations, Posts Third Consecutive Quarterly Loss
  13. Rivian Q2 Revenue Beats Expectations, R2 Conversion Rate Exceeds Internal Forecasts
  14. Amazon Q2 Revenue Hits $200.6B, EPS Significantly Beats Expectations
  15. Reddit Q2 Revenue Hits $805M, Marking Eight Consecutive Quarters of 60%+ Growth
  16. Warsh Hints at Broadening Inflation Metrics, Inflation Expectations Markets Rocked
  17. 58% of Voters Oppose Data Center Construction as Both U.S. Parties Gear Up for 2026 Midterms
  18. Trump Plans to Charge $100,000 Fee for International Student Work Visas
  19. DeepSeek Plans to Build 1GW Ultra-Large-Scale AI Data Center in Inner Mongolia
  20. U.S. Department of Commerce Signs $874 Million Preliminary Agreements with 7 Semiconductor Companies
  21. Judge Questions Government's Insufficient Evidence for Anthropic Ban
  22. Netflix Q2 Revenue Misses Expectations, Stock Falls to 52-Week Low
  23. Fed Holds Steady in July as Wall Street's Largest-Ever Short Position in Fed Funds Rapidly Unwinds
  24. Google-Backed Nexus Secures $15 Billion Financing for Anthropic's Texas Campus
  25. AI Infrastructure Earnings Season: Multiple Suppliers Raise Guidance, No Signs of Spending Collapse
  26. Japan Plans to Cut Food Consumption Tax, Leaving a $30 Billion Funding Gap Unresolved
  27. Copper Prices Surge 3% in a Single Day, Approaching June's All-Time High
  28. OpenAI Cuts Prices on GPT-5 and Two Other Models
  29. Coinbase Wins Most Claims in Customer Token Sales Lawsuit
  30. Global M&A Hits Record $2.84 Trillion in First Half, Driven by AI Race
  31. Blackstone's $25 Billion Acquisition of HSBC Australia's Residential Mortgage Portfolio
  32. Unitree Robotics to Launch STAR Market IPO Next Week, Reporting RMB 1.7 Billion in Revenue Last Year
  33. U.S. 30-Year Mortgage Rate Rises to 6.66%, Hitting a New High for the Year
  34. CDS Correlation Among Big Tech Surges, Risk Spilling Over Into Equities
  35. Google Launches Gemini Robotics 2, Full-Body Coordination Still Faces Dexterity Bottleneck
  36. Disney Asks FCC to Drop Investigation Into ABC License
  37. Equinix Issues at Least $3 Billion in Bonds as Quarterly Capex Surges 60% YoY
  38. HSBC Plans to Offload Over £10 Billion in UK Pension Assets
  39. He Lifeng Holds Video Call with U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent, China Raises Concerns Over Trade Restrictions
  40. Goldman Sachs: Global Refining Activity Falls to Lowest Since Pandemic, Diesel Shortage Risk Greatest
  41. European Blue-Chip Q2 Earnings Growth Revised Up to 20.8%, Driven Primarily by Energy Stocks
  42. Oracle Expands Google Gemini Partnership, Stock Surges Over 8%
  43. DeepSeek Founder's Remarks Leaked, Fundraising Suspended
  44. USD/JPY Falls Below 160 Level to 159.97
  45. U.S. Semiconductor Stocks Stage Major Intraday Comeback, Lam Research Surges Over 20% to Lead Rally
  46. Former OpenAI Employee's Fund Hit by Leveraged Bets on AI Stocks, Seeks Emergency Financing
  47. Susquehanna Raises AMD Price Target, Driven by Server CPU Upside
  48. U.S. Businesses Expect High Tariffs to Persist Long-Term, Accelerating Supply Chain Restructuring
  49. Google and Meta Face the Dilemma of Using Computing Power Internally vs. Selling It
  50. TSMC Develops EMIB-Like Packaging Technology to Counter Intel Competition
  51. European Banks Race to Capture AI Debt Bonanza While Offloading Risk Exposure
  52. U.S. Q2 GDP Grows 1.5% as Net Exports Drag Masks Domestic Demand Resilience
  53. U.S. Initial Jobless Claims for Week Ending July 25 Come in at 197K, Below Expectations
  54. Zoox Receives First U.S. Commercial Permit for Driverless Robotaxi Operations
  55. Meta's Future Data Center Lease Commitments Reach $279 Billion
  56. Mastercard Q2 Revenue Hits $9.3B, Beating Expectations with 14.8% Growth
  57. Silicon Valley Backlash Against Anthropic as Claude Products Hit by Government Ban
  58. Tesla Falls Below $300 After Six-Day Losing Streak; Microsoft Earnings Help Halt the Decline
  59. Intercontinental Exchange to Acquire MarketAxess for Approximately $6 Billion
  60. Intercontinental Exchange Q2 Revenue of $2.67B Beats Expectations, Full-Year Guidance Raised
  61. Xiaomi Pengcheng N90 Max Achieves Up to 1,705km Combined Range
  62. Blue Owl Private Credit Fundraising Drops to Three-Year Low
  63. U.S. Momentum Stocks Suffer Fastest Collapse in History; Technical Rebound May Be a Trap
  64. BSE Holds Symposium with Public Funds, Seeking Greater Investment Commitment
  65. Bitcoin ETF July Net Inflows Hit Record Low
  66. Nvidia's Valuation Hits Decade Low as Capex Narrative Quietly Shifts
  67. BoE Holds Rates at 3.75% in 6-3 Vote as Hawkish Camp Expands to Three
  68. Bristol-Myers Squibb Q2 Revenue Beats Expectations, Raises Full-Year Guidance
  69. KKR Q2 EPS Beats Expectations, AUM Reaches $796 Billion
  70. Tesla Rolls Off Its 10 Millionth Vehicle; Shanghai Gigafactory Sets H1 Delivery Record
  71. Yuan Rises to Over Three-Year High as Dollar Weakens After Fed Decision
  72. EU Launches AI Superfactory Recruitment, Leveraging €30 Billion in Investment
  73. OpenAI Offers Free ChatGPT Research Suite to 100,000 Scientists
  74. TAL Education Q1 Revenue Up 32%, Net Profit Surges Over 12x YoY
  75. Amazon's AI Deployment Spirals Out of Control, Single Project Exceeds Budget by 860%
  76. Fed Policy Uncertainty Meets AI Doubts as Chinese ADRs Buck the Trend
  77. SocGen Set to Complete $5 Billion SRT Deal Including Data Center Debt
  78. Credit Market Flows Shift to Short-Duration Bonds to Hedge Interest Rate Risk
  79. CPC Politburo Acknowledges Economic Challenges, Calls for Expanded Trade Cooperation
  80. Eurozone Q2 GDP Grows 1% YoY, Beating Expectations on Both Measures
  81. South Korea's Chip Exports Concentrate on Taiwan as TSMC Packaging Becomes New Hub
  82. Hong Kong SFC Freezes Over HK$125 Million in Futu Client Accounts
  83. Surging AI Spending Puts Chinese Tech Giants' Profitability to the Test
  84. Saudi Q2 GDP Contracts 4.8% YoY as Oil Sector Slump Weighs Heavily
  85. Inflation Accelerates in Multiple German States in July, National Figure Expected to Rise to 2.8%
  86. Tokyo Electron Q1 Revenue Hits ¥732.4B, Up 33% YoY with Raised Full-Year Guidance
  87. Asia Equity Long/Short Hedge Funds Post Record Monthly Loss in July
  88. Germany Q2 GDP Grows 0.2%, Export-Driven Beat Exceeds Expectations
  89. Modular Data Center Construction Cycle Cut by 36% with 8% Cost Reduction
  90. Aishengna: $1 Billion State-Backed Platform Takes Aim at ASML's DUV Integration Dominance
  91. Bitcoin and Ethereum Whipsaw in Both Directions as $286 Million in Leveraged Positions Liquidated
  92. Micron CEO Sells $37.3 Million in Stock Within One Week
  93. China and EU Reach Consensus on New Positioning as 'Key Trade Partners'
  94. Amazon Q2 Earnings Due Today: AWS Growth and Capital Expenditure in Focus
  95. U.S. June PCE and Q2 GDP Data Due Today as Inflation Expectations Ease
  96. ASE Q2 Revenue Reaches NT$191B, Non-GAAP EPS Beats Expectations
  97. Politburo Meeting Decides to Hold 5th Plenum of 20th Central Committee in October
  98. Shell Q2 Profit Doubles to $9.8 Billion, Highest Since Early 2023
  99. China's July Manufacturing PMI Expected to Fall to Boom-Bust Line
  100. Fed Credibility in Question as Multiple Funds Shift to Australian and European Bonds