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Steph Curry Signs Deal With Chinese Sportswear Giant
Stephen Curry has signed a deal with a major Chinese sportswear brand, marking a significant expansion for the NBA star and highlighting the growing influence of American athletes in the Chinese market.
Steph Curry signs with Chinese brand Li-Ning after Under Armour split
Stephen Curry partners with Li-Ning after leaving Under Armour, launching signature stores in the US and China. This deal boosts Li-Ning’s global expansion and marks Curry’s first collaboration with a Chinese brand.
China’s Solar Industry Launches Space Alliance With Few Details
China’s solar industry launched a space alliance with minimal details. The move follows recent panel installations in Gansu Province.
SpaceX — To Boldly Raise Money Where No IPO Has Gone Before
SpaceX is launching a massive capital raise, likened to an IPO, to fund its ambitious space exploration goals. This financial move marks a bold new chapter for the company, echoing the spirit of Star Trek's pioneering voyages.
Arm CEO Haas on Agentic AI and Taiwan's Ecosystem
Arm CEO Rene Haas discusses Agentic AI and Taiwan's ecosystem.
Job Cuts or Job Change? AI Debate Heats Up
The AI debate intensifies over whether automation will cause mass job cuts or merely transform existing roles. This tension highlights the urgent need for workforce adaptation strategies.
US in talks to expand nuclear weapons deployments in Europe
The US is discussing expanding its nuclear weapons deployment in Europe, potentially allowing more nations to host nuclear-capable bombers.
What matters in Tuesday’s US primaries: LA ‘jungles’ and another Trump test
Tuesday’s US primaries test MAGA’s appeal and celebrity campaigns, highlighting LA’s unique “jungle” voting systems and posing a fresh challenge for Trump.
How did Spain’s unemployment rate converge with Finland’s?
Spain and Finland’s unemployment rates converged despite distinct drivers. Migration frameworks and labor market adjustments operated through different mechanisms in each nation.
US start-up plans to drill for lithium under VW and BMW battery factories
US firm Atana Elements secured licenses to drill for lithium beneath VW and BMW factories in Germany and Poland, aiming to reduce Europe's reliance on Chinese supply chains.
Deutsche Bank’s comeback
Deutsche Bank is shifting focus from global Wall Street ambitions to the European market, marking a strategic retreat after years of turbulence.
Will the IT consulting share price rout ever end?
Accenture faces investor skepticism as AI threatens its business model, raising questions about whether the IT consulting stock price rout has bottomed out.
Europe’s maverick? Spain defends its robust rejection of Trump policies
Spain firmly rejects Trump’s policies, asserting that upholding international law shouldn’t cause friction with hesitant EU partners.
Poland Set to Hold Interest Rates After Inflation Pressure Cools
Poland’s central bank is expected to hold interest rates steady as inflation pressures cool. This decision aims to balance economic stability with controlled price growth.
China’s State Buyer Seeks Scrutiny of New Fortescue Iron Ore
China’s state-owned iron ore buyer demands closer scrutiny of Fortescue’s operations. This move signals intensified regulatory oversight of major mining firms in the sector.
Pimco Says Treasury Yields Driven by Fed Bets, Not AI, for Now
Pimco asserts that Treasury yields are currently driven by market expectations of Federal Reserve policy, rather than developments in artificial intelligence.
Japan 10-Year Bond Yield Falls After Auction Sees Firm Demand
Japan’s 10-year bond yield fell after a successful auction with strong investor demand. This reflects steady confidence in Japanese sovereign debt despite broader market volatility.
Bloomberg Law: Green Card Applicants Face Uncertainty (Podcast)
Bloomberg Law podcast discusses the growing uncertainty facing green card applicants. The episode explores potential policy shifts and their impact on immigration processes.
PBOC Cuts Cash Operation to Record Low as Bond Rally Deepens
The PBOC cut cash operations to a record low, intensifying a bond market rally. This historic reduction in liquidity management signals a strategic shift, driving deeper investor demand for bonds amid easing monetary conditions.
US Cuts Agriculture Equipment Tariffs, Weaponization Fund Halted
The US has lowered tariffs on agricultural equipment and halted funding for weaponization initiatives, signaling a shift in trade and defense policy priorities.