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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AI boom far from over
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Wednesday (Aug 27) dismissed concern about an end to a spending boom on artificial intelligence chips,…
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Robin Westman Suicide Note Revealed: Minneapolis Shooter Revealed Motive and Apologized to Their Family Before Killing Two Students at Mass
Minneapolis gunman Robin Westman wrote a suicide note making a final appeal to their family and friends before carrying out the mass…
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Geo Energy to acquire 51% stake in two Indonesian shipping companies for US$127.5 million
Indonesian coal producer Geo Energy is proposing to acquire 51 per cent stakes in two Indonesian shipping companies for a US$127.5 million…
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El Dorado Firefighter Killed Girlfriend, Her Son Because They were Witnesses 'To a Crime'
A California firefighting captain has been charged with allegedly killing his girlfriend and her son in an attempt to prevent them from…
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Europe car sales gain most in 15 months as consumers warm to EVs
Europe’s new-car market rose the most in 15 months in July, as consumers shrugged off concerns over the global economy to splash out on…
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Portal to Bitcoin Powers League of Traders' First Trustless Cross-Chain Pilot
San Francisco, – Portal to Bitcoin ('Portal'), the custody-less interoperability protocol for Bitcoin, today announced a pilot program…
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Hong Kong’s gold trading ambitions tested by talent shortage
Bank of China (Hong Kong) posted a job ad early this year for a precious metals trader fluent in English and Mandarin with at least five…
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How Viney Khokar Builds Automation Pipelines That Shape Cloud-Ready Infrastructure
In the ongoing race between legacy operations and cloud-native agility, infrastructure bottlenecks often stifle innovation. While…
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Who Was Mary Grace Westman? Minneapolis School Shooter Robin Westman's Mom Was an Employee at the School Where He Killed 2 Students
The mother of the lone transgender shooter, who opened fire at Annunciation Church and Catholic School on Wednesday morning—killing two…
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Female Texas High School Teacher Admits to Sexually Assaulting 15-Year-Old Student, Gets Probation
A former high school teacher has been sentenced to probation after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting a teenage student. On Wednesday,…
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Chery is said to near Hong Kong listing as billion-dollar IPOs return to city
Chery Automobile is planning a Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) that may raise about US$1.5 billion as early as next month,…
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Asia: Markets mixed after Nvidia earnings
N markets were mixed on Thursday after AI powerhouse Nvidia’s quarterly earnings beat expectations but its shares slipped over worries…
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ANZ bankers learn about job losses after e-mail error: report
The Melbourne-based bank is in the midst of a major restructure under new chief executive officer Nuno Matos Some ANZ Group Holdings…
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Temasek unit, Nexus ink deal to acquire stakes in Post Advisory
Post Advisory Group has reached a deal with Nexus Capital Management and a Temasek Holdings subsidiary that will reshape the ownership…
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Thai Airways may halt flight expansion plans on aircraft shortages
Thai Airways International may delay its flight and route expansion plans because the nation’s flag carrier has been unable to acquire…
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Gold holds ground as investors await US data for more Fed cues
Gold prices remained stable on Thursday (Aug 28), as market participants awaited US economic data due this week that could help shed…
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South Korea keeps rates unchanged as debt risks grow
South Korea’s central bank held policy interest rates steady for a second straight review on Thursday, amid concerns about financial…
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Bank of Korea holds for now, lays ground for rate cut after Fed
The Bank of Korea (BOK) paved the way for a possible interest rate cut after an expected move by the Federal Reserve next month while…
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Most Gen Zs lack retirement plans but overlook insurance: Prudential Singapore
While it is never too late or too early to start planning for retirement, about seven in 10 Gen Zs in the Republic aged 16 to 28 said they…
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Stocks to watch: CapitaLand Investment, CapitaLand Ascott Trust, Singapore Paincare
The following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Thursday (Aug 28): CapitaLand Investment…
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Chinese carmakers resist Beijing’s call to end brutal price war
China’s campaign to stamp out a ferocious electric vehicle (EV) price war seems to be having a limited effect, with all of the nation’s…
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Australia’s Lynas posts over 90% fall in annual profit; to raise A$750 million
RALIA’S Lynas Rare Earths posted a more than 90 per cent fall in its full-year profit on Thursday, hurt by depreciation from its…
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Google to invest additional US$9 billion in Virginia data centres
Alphabet’s Google is investing an additional US$9 billion in Virginia till 2026 to enhance cloud and artificial intelligence (AI)…
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Trump Enters Uncharted Ground with the Federal Reserve | National Review
The legal landscape in deciding when presidents can fire Fed governors is surprisingly unsettled. Source link