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China Urges Better Cooperation With Kyrgyzstan on Green Minerals
China urged stronger cooperation with Kyrgyzstan across the green minerals industrial chain, while calling for the protection of the rights and interests of Chinese companies in the country, according to a statement from the Ministry of Commerce on Saturday.Bloomberg News
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China’s Siemens Competitor Eyes Buying Its Way Into Europe
Shenzhen Inovance Technology Co. Ltd. is considering acquisitions in Europe, signaling the Chinese company is readying a push to compete in Europe with industrial incumbents like Siemens AG and top auto supplier Robert Bosch GmbH.Marilen Martin
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India Moves Against Youth Protesters Before Parliament Session
Indian authorities moved against protesters in New Delhi ahead of demonstrations against unemployment and alleged examination scams, as the movement adds pressure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government.Akriti Sharma
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China Solar Cell Exports Extend Decline in June
China’s solar cell exports fell for a second month in June, an indication that overseas demand is weakening after a surge in shipments earlier in the year.Bloomberg News
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China Seeks Stable, Transparent Mineral Rules From Indonesia
China said it hopes Indonesia can provide a stable and transparent policy environment for its mineral sector, as the two countries deepen economic ties.Bloomberg News
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Sheinbaum, Carney to Watch World Cup Final With Trump
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will travel to the US to attend Sunday’s World Cup final on President Donald Trump’s invitation, creating the opportunity for a reset after a month filled with regional tensions.Jose Orozco and Valentine Hilaire
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Baker Tilly Eyes $3 Billion in Debt to Replace Private Credit
Deutsche Bank AG is preparing to sell about $3 billion in debt markets for accounting services firm Baker Tilly Advisory Group to refinance private credit loans, according to people familiar with the matter.Aaron Weinman
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Gauge of Oracle’s Credit Risk Hits Fresh All Time High
A measure of Oracle Corp.’s credit risk hit a record high on Friday as concerns grew about both the company’s aggressive cash-burn and the future profitability of its artificial intelligence investments amid a new Chinese model that could rival offerings from companies like OpenAI.Charlotte Plaskwa
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AI Upheaval Crushes Retail Traders Crowding Into Leveraged Funds
A surprise breakthrough from Chinese startup Moonshot rippled through global markets Friday, sending AI and semiconductor stocks sharply lower and reviving memories of last year’s so-called DeepSeek moment. It was the latest reminder that markets are being reshaped at extraordinary speed and that assumptions about tomorrow’s winners can change almost overnight.Isabelle Lee and Vildana Hajric
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Martin Shkreli Is Back, Shorting Stocks and Taking On Everyone
Martin Shkreli wants to make one thing clear to anyone who’s willing to listen: He’s back and he still doesn’t care how many people he ticks off along the way.Avalon Pernell
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Hedge Funds Add Bullish Oil Bets at Fastest Pace in a Decade
Hedge funds piled into bullish bets on Brent oil at the fastest pace in almost a decade as fighting between Iran and the US ramped up, dampening investors’ expectations of a sustained recovery in shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.Mia Gindis and Will Kubzansky
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Sweetgreen Pares Drop as Parasite Tied to Taco Bell Lettuce
Sweetgreen Inc. shares surged on Friday, halting a four-day skid, after US regulators said a parasite outbreak that’s sickened thousands across several states was traced to shredded iceberg lettuce served at Taco Bell restaurants.Peyton Forte and Janet Freund
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Hedge Fund Blasts SEC Settlement After ‘Gag Rule’ Lifted
Connecticut hedge fund Deccan Value Investors is speaking out about its 2022 settlement of Securities and Exchange Commission claims that it breached its fiduciary duty to two university endowments after the regulator recently lifted its so-called gag rule.Chris Dolmetsch
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Apple Briefly Tops Nvidia as World’s Most Valuable Company
Apple Inc. briefly overtook Nvidia Corp. as the world’s most valuable company, a title the chipmaker has held since May 2025.Ryan Vlastelica
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Chips Stocks Sink Into Bear Market as 105% AI Rally Fizzles
A closely watched index of semiconductor stocks fell into a bear market, unwinding a chunk of the blistering memory-led rally that saw the gauge more than double in just three months.Carmen Reinicke and Ryan Vlastelica
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US Stocks End Week Lower on Fears of Another ‘DeepSeek Moment’
US stocks finished the week lower as semiconductor names dipped following the reveal of an artificial-intelligence model from a Chinese startup.Joel Leon
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‘Sea of Red’ Hits Emerging Stocks as AI Concerns Jolts Markets
Emerging-market stocks slumped, with a key gauge sliding into technical correction on mounting concerns the outlook for artificial intelligence no longer justifies the industry’s elevated valuations.Bhaskar Dutta, Abhinav Ramnarayan, Leda Alvim and Beatriz Amat
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Gold Trims Weekly Drop on Dip-Buying Despite Rate Hike Odds
Gold trimmed its weekly loss as some investors bought on dips after the precious metal broke below a key price level, even as escalating war tensions kept interest rate hike bets alive.Yvonne Yue Li
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Chip Stocks Slide Into Bear Market in AI Unwind: Markets Wrap
A selloff in chipmakers gathered pace, driving the high-profile group of stocks to a bear market on worries that the artificial-intelligence spending spree is becoming harder to justify.Rita Nazareth
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CoreLogic Wraps Up $5.25 Billion Debt Deal With Hefty Yields
CoreLogic Inc. raised $5.25 billion from a debt sale after amending the terms and offering some of the year’s highest yields in response to lukewarm investor demand.Gowri Gurumurthy and Reshmi Basu