U.S., Dutch set to hit China’s chipmakers with one-two punch
The United States and the Netherlands are set to deliver a one-two punch to China’s chipmakers this summer by further restricting sales of chipmaking equipment.
The best stocks now that the ‘age of A.I. is upon us,’ according to Jefferies
These stocks are set to stand out as the age of artificial intelligence emerges and starts penetrating a variety of business sectors, Jefferies says.
Fed paper argues ‘bleak’ stock market returns could slide to 2% annually
The paper sees “significantly lower profit growth and stock returns in the future.”
Unrest erupts for third day in France over police shooting of teen, thousands hold vigil
Television images showed protests setting up road barricades and hurling projectiles at lines of police, who fired back with tear gas.
Virgin Galactic completes first commercial flight in major step for space tourism company
Space tourism company Virgin Galactic completed its long-awaited first commercial spaceflight, called Galactic 01, on Thursday.
Three charged with insider trading ahead of Trump Media SPAC deal
Michael Shvartsman, Gerald Shvartsman, and Bruce Garelick allegedly reaped more than $22 million in illegal profits from insider trading.
Sweden’s krona hits new record low as central bank hikes and plays down currency intervention
The policy rate now sits at 3.75% and the figure is in line with forecasts made by analysts polled by Reuters.
Israel’s Netanyahu concerned its defense systems may reach Iran if sent to Ukraine
Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu hinted that if defense systems used by Ukrainian forces were to fall into Russian hands, they could end up in Iran.
A shipping emissions showdown stands in the way of one of the biggest climate deals of the decade
The U.N.’s International Maritime Organization is expected to update its current shipping emissions target, but many are concerned about the pace of the cuts.
