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AI is speeding up the quantum threat to crypto, security experts warnResearchers and builders believe that artificial intelligence may be accelerating the quantum timeline and forcing a broader rethink of how digital security works.
he crypto industry has spent years debating whether quantum computing poses an existential threat to blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Now, researchers and builders believe artificial intelligence may be accelerating that timeline, and forcing a broader rethink of how digital security works altogether.
Leaders working on post-quantum cryptography and blockchain security described a rapidly changing landscape in which AI is simultaneously becoming a weapon for attackers, a defensive tool for developers, and an accelerator of quantum computing research.
The security landscape of the future is going to be different,” said Alex Pruden, CEO of Project Eleven, a company focused on quantum-resistant infrastructure for crypto.
Between quantum and AI, we’re going to go into a world where security, and this is more broadly than just crypto, you simply cannot count on the way you’ve always done things,” Pruden said.
The convergence of AI and quantum computing has become increasingly urgent following warnings from major technology firms and researchers that cryptographically relevant quantum computers may arrive sooner than previously expected. While experts remain divided on exactly when a quantum computer capable of breaking modern encryption will emerge, many believe AI could dramatically compress development timelines.
AI is definitely being used to accelerate the development of quantum computing,” Pruden said. Researchers are already using machine learning systems to optimize quantum error correction, one of the field’s biggest engineering bottlenecks.
Illia Polosukhin, co-founder of NEAR Protocol and a former Google AI researcher, said AI has already been accelerating scientific discovery for years.
NEAR recently announced plans to integrate post-quantum cryptography directly into its account infrastructure, allowing users to rotate cryptographic schemes without migrating assets to entirely new wallets. “Back in 2018, when we were designing [NEAR], we were like: ‘Hey, quantum will come, we should have an easy way to do it,’” Polosukhin said.
Still, the transition remains technically difficult. Post-quantum cryptographic systems are often significantly larger and slower than current standards. “The cryptography that’s currently standardized for post-quantum is very big and slow,” Polosukhin said.
The broader implication, according to researchers, is that both AI and quantum computing are undermining a foundational assumption of the digital age: that encryption remains reliable for long periods.
Instead, security may increasingly become an adaptive, continuously evolving process, in which systems must constantly upgrade just to survive.
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AI is speeding up the quantum threat to crypto, security experts warn
Researchers and builders believe that artificial intelligence may be accelerating the quantum timeline and forcing a broader rethink of how digital security works.
he crypto industry has spent years debating whether quantum computing poses an existential threat to blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Now, researchers and builders believe artificial intelligence may be accelerating that timeline, and forcing a broader rethink of how digital security works altogether.
Leaders working on post-quantum cryptography and blockchain security described a rapidly changing landscape in which AI is simultaneously becoming a weapon for attackers, a defensive tool for developers, and an accelerator of quantum computing research.
The security landscape of the future is going to be different,” said Alex Pruden, CEO of Project Eleven, a company focused on quantum-resistant infrastructure for crypto.
Between quantum and AI, we’re going to go into a world where security, and this is more broadly than just crypto, you simply cannot count on the way you’ve always done things,” Pruden said.
The convergence of AI and quantum computing has become increasingly urgent following warnings from major technology firms and researchers that cryptographically relevant quantum computers may arrive sooner than previously expected. While experts remain divided on exactly when a quantum computer capable of breaking modern encryption will emerge, many believe AI could dramatically compress development timelines.
AI is definitely being used to accelerate the development of quantum computing,” Pruden said. Researchers are already using machine learning systems to optimize quantum error correction, one of the field’s biggest engineering bottlenecks.
Illia Polosukhin, co-founder of NEAR Protocol and a former Google AI researcher, said AI has already been accelerating scientific discovery for years.
NEAR recently announced plans to integrate post-quantum cryptography directly into its account infrastructure, allowing users to rotate cryptographic schemes without migrating assets to entirely new wallets. “Back in 2018, when we were designing [NEAR], we were like: ‘Hey, quantum will come, we should have an easy way to do it,’” Polosukhin said.
Still, the transition remains technically difficult. Post-quantum cryptographic systems are often significantly larger and slower than current standards. “The cryptography that’s currently standardized for post-quantum is very big and slow,” Polosukhin said.
The broader implication, according to researchers, is that both AI and quantum computing are undermining a foundational assumption of the digital age: that encryption remains reliable for long periods.
Instead, security may increasingly become an adaptive, continuously evolving process, in which systems must constantly upgrade just to survive.
#BinanceTurns9 #SKHynixToIssue177.9MillionADSs
#USTechStockFuturesRise
#OilFalls
#IMFWarnsTokenizationShiftsRiskToCode
he crypto industry has spent years debating whether quantum computing poses an existential threat to blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Now, researchers and builders believe artificial intelligence may be accelerating that timeline, and forcing a broader rethink of how digital security works altogether.
Leaders working on post-quantum cryptography and blockchain security described a rapidly changing landscape in which AI is simultaneously becoming a weapon for attackers, a defensive tool for developers, and an accelerator of quantum computing research.
The security landscape of the future is going to be different,” said Alex Pruden, CEO of Project Eleven, a company focused on quantum-resistant infrastructure for crypto.
Between quantum and AI, we’re going to go into a world where security, and this is more broadly than just crypto, you simply cannot count on the way you’ve always done things,” Pruden said.
The convergence of AI and quantum computing has become increasingly urgent following warnings from major technology firms and researchers that cryptographically relevant quantum computers may arrive sooner than previously expected. While experts remain divided on exactly when a quantum computer capable of breaking modern encryption will emerge, many believe AI could dramatically compress development timelines.
AI is definitely being used to accelerate the development of quantum computing,” Pruden said. Researchers are already using machine learning systems to optimize quantum error correction, one of the field’s biggest engineering bottlenecks.
Illia Polosukhin, co-founder of NEAR Protocol and a former Google AI researcher, said AI has already been accelerating scientific discovery for years.
NEAR recently announced plans to integrate post-quantum cryptography directly into its account infrastructure, allowing users to rotate cryptographic schemes without migrating assets to entirely new wallets. “Back in 2018, when we were designing [NEAR], we were like: ‘Hey, quantum will come, we should have an easy way to do it,’” Polosukhin said.
Still, the transition remains technically difficult. Post-quantum cryptographic systems are often significantly larger and slower than current standards. “The cryptography that’s currently standardized for post-quantum is very big and slow,” Polosukhin said.
The broader implication, according to researchers, is that both AI and quantum computing are undermining a foundational assumption of the digital age: that encryption remains reliable for long periods.
Instead, security may increasingly become an adaptive, continuously evolving process, in which systems must constantly upgrade just to survive.
#BinanceTurns9 #SKHynixToIssue177.9MillionADSs
#USTechStockFuturesRise
#OilFalls
#IMFWarnsTokenizationShiftsRiskToCode
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Ether leads crypto's hold above key levels as bitcoin steadies over $63,000A stalling rebound in AI and chip stocks and a stronger dollar kept the mood cautious as the second half gets underway
ther (ETH) led crypto majors into Monday as bitcoin held above $63,000, steadying after a week that pulled it off its lows and back to its highest in more than a month.
Bitcoin traded around $63,207, little changed on the day but up 5.5% over seven days, per CoinDesk data. Ether was the stronger performer over the week, up 12.4% to about $1,777, while BNB and dogecoin each gained around 5.5%. Solana held near $80.77 with an 11.2% weekly rise and Hyperliquid's HYPE led the majors, up 14.6% on the week. XRP traded at $1.14, up 9.4% over seven days.
The gains held even as the backdrop turned cautious. A rebound in semiconductor and technology shares lost steam, reviving doubts about how durable this year's AI-driven rally is. South Korea's Kospi fell 1.4% as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix declined, and an MSCI gauge of Asian chipmakers slipped.
Brent crude fell 0.6% to about $71.70 a barrel, easing some inflation pressure ahead of the U.S. price data due later this month.
The dollar strengthened against all its major peers, a headwind for crypto that has tracked the currency's moves through the past quarter.
That crypto stayed firm while the AI trade wobbled is the shift worth watching. For most of the past quarter, money has rotated out of crypto and into chip and AI stocks, and cracks in that trade tended to pull the token amrket down with the rest of risk.
Bitcoin begins the week having recovered the ground it lost in late June, with the next move likely to hinge on the coming inflation print and whether the majors can hold up as U.S. trading returns to full volume. Traders may assess the hold above $63,000 as the recovery's first real sign of staying power, though a still-strong dollar and an uncertain AI trade leave the market without a clear catalyst to push higher.
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Ether leads crypto's hold above key levels as bitcoin steadies over $63,000
A stalling rebound in AI and chip stocks and a stronger dollar kept the mood cautious as the second half gets underway
ther (ETH) led crypto majors into Monday as bitcoin held above $63,000, steadying after a week that pulled it off its lows and back to its highest in more than a month.
Bitcoin traded around $63,207, little changed on the day but up 5.5% over seven days, per CoinDesk data. Ether was the stronger performer over the week, up 12.4% to about $1,777, while BNB and dogecoin each gained around 5.5%. Solana held near $80.77 with an 11.2% weekly rise and Hyperliquid's HYPE led the majors, up 14.6% on the week. XRP traded at $1.14, up 9.4% over seven days.
The gains held even as the backdrop turned cautious. A rebound in semiconductor and technology shares lost steam, reviving doubts about how durable this year's AI-driven rally is. South Korea's Kospi fell 1.4% as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix declined, and an MSCI gauge of Asian chipmakers slipped.
Brent crude fell 0.6% to about $71.70 a barrel, easing some inflation pressure ahead of the U.S. price data due later this month.
The dollar strengthened against all its major peers, a headwind for crypto that has tracked the currency's moves through the past quarter.
That crypto stayed firm while the AI trade wobbled is the shift worth watching. For most of the past quarter, money has rotated out of crypto and into chip and AI stocks, and cracks in that trade tended to pull the token amrket down with the rest of risk.
Bitcoin begins the week having recovered the ground it lost in late June, with the next move likely to hinge on the coming inflation print and whether the majors can hold up as U.S. trading returns to full volume. Traders may assess the hold above $63,000 as the recovery's first real sign of staying power, though a still-strong dollar and an uncertain AI trade leave the market without a clear catalyst to push higher.
#SKHynixToIssue177.9MillionADSs
#USTechStockFuturesRise
#OilFalls
#SpotGoldTops$4200
#AsianPCBStocksSlideOnNvidiaAIServerDelay
ther (ETH) led crypto majors into Monday as bitcoin held above $63,000, steadying after a week that pulled it off its lows and back to its highest in more than a month.
Bitcoin traded around $63,207, little changed on the day but up 5.5% over seven days, per CoinDesk data. Ether was the stronger performer over the week, up 12.4% to about $1,777, while BNB and dogecoin each gained around 5.5%. Solana held near $80.77 with an 11.2% weekly rise and Hyperliquid's HYPE led the majors, up 14.6% on the week. XRP traded at $1.14, up 9.4% over seven days.
The gains held even as the backdrop turned cautious. A rebound in semiconductor and technology shares lost steam, reviving doubts about how durable this year's AI-driven rally is. South Korea's Kospi fell 1.4% as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix declined, and an MSCI gauge of Asian chipmakers slipped.
Brent crude fell 0.6% to about $71.70 a barrel, easing some inflation pressure ahead of the U.S. price data due later this month.
The dollar strengthened against all its major peers, a headwind for crypto that has tracked the currency's moves through the past quarter.
That crypto stayed firm while the AI trade wobbled is the shift worth watching. For most of the past quarter, money has rotated out of crypto and into chip and AI stocks, and cracks in that trade tended to pull the token amrket down with the rest of risk.
Bitcoin begins the week having recovered the ground it lost in late June, with the next move likely to hinge on the coming inflation print and whether the majors can hold up as U.S. trading returns to full volume. Traders may assess the hold above $63,000 as the recovery's first real sign of staying power, though a still-strong dollar and an uncertain AI trade leave the market without a clear catalyst to push higher.
#SKHynixToIssue177.9MillionADSs
#USTechStockFuturesRise
#OilFalls
#SpotGoldTops$4200
#AsianPCBStocksSlideOnNvidiaAIServerDelay
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Banken stellen inzwischen nicht mehr die Frage, ob Stablecoins in die Finanzwelt gehören – nun überlegen sie, wieFinanzinstitute sind dabei, sich als sichere Gateways für Stablecoins zu positionieren, da erwartet wird, dass das Volumen digitaler Assets bis 2030 explodieren wird.
Als Standard Chartered (STAN) sagte, es werde in dieser Woche institutionellen Kunden direkten Zugang zum Prägen und Einlösen von Circle Internets (CRCL) USDC anbieten, war das nicht einfach nur das Hinzufügen eines weiteren digitalen Asset-Service.
Vielmehr reiht es sich in eine wachsende Liste globaler Finanzinstitute ein, die Produktangebote rund um Stablecoins entwickeln – um fiatformierte, an den Kurs von Währungen gekoppelte Token, die einst für Privatanleger Zuflucht vor der Volatilität der Krypto-Märkte waren und zunehmend zur Infrastruktur von Finanzinstituten weltweit werden. Chainalysis schätzt, dass sich die Abwicklungsvolumina von Stablecoins bis 2030 auf eine Billionen Dollar pro Jahr belaufen könnten.
Banken stellen inzwischen nicht mehr die Frage, ob Stablecoins in die Finanzwelt gehören – nun überlegen sie, wie
Finanzinstitute sind dabei, sich als sichere Gateways für Stablecoins zu positionieren, da erwartet wird, dass das Volumen digitaler Assets bis 2030 explodieren wird.
Als Standard Chartered (STAN) sagte, es werde in dieser Woche institutionellen Kunden direkten Zugang zum Prägen und Einlösen von Circle Internets (CRCL) USDC anbieten, war das nicht einfach nur das Hinzufügen eines weiteren digitalen Asset-Service.
Vielmehr reiht es sich in eine wachsende Liste globaler Finanzinstitute ein, die Produktangebote rund um Stablecoins entwickeln – um fiatformierte, an den Kurs von Währungen gekoppelte Token, die einst für Privatanleger Zuflucht vor der Volatilität der Krypto-Märkte waren und zunehmend zur Infrastruktur von Finanzinstituten weltweit werden. Chainalysis schätzt, dass sich die Abwicklungsvolumina von Stablecoins bis 2030 auf eine Billionen Dollar pro Jahr belaufen könnten.
Als Standard Chartered (STAN) sagte, es werde in dieser Woche institutionellen Kunden direkten Zugang zum Prägen und Einlösen von Circle Internets (CRCL) USDC anbieten, war das nicht einfach nur das Hinzufügen eines weiteren digitalen Asset-Service.
Vielmehr reiht es sich in eine wachsende Liste globaler Finanzinstitute ein, die Produktangebote rund um Stablecoins entwickeln – um fiatformierte, an den Kurs von Währungen gekoppelte Token, die einst für Privatanleger Zuflucht vor der Volatilität der Krypto-Märkte waren und zunehmend zur Infrastruktur von Finanzinstituten weltweit werden. Chainalysis schätzt, dass sich die Abwicklungsvolumina von Stablecoins bis 2030 auf eine Billionen Dollar pro Jahr belaufen könnten.
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Coinbase-AI stößt auf Kritik, nachdem sie irrtümlich das WM-Ergebnis vor dem Anpfiff veröffentlicht hatCEO Brian Armstrong untersuchte den Vorfall, und das Unternehmen teilte mit, dass es Updates vorgenommen habe, um künftige Ungenauigkeiten zu verhindern, die durch KI generiert werden.
Coinbase (COIN) hat Nutzer mit einem falschen „Breaking News“-Hinweis getäuscht und behauptet, dass Norwegens Fußballnationalmannschaft Brasilien 3:2 in einem K.-o.-Spiel der Weltmeisterschaft besiegt habe, obwohl das Spiel noch nicht einmal begonnen hatte.
Der Hinweis besagte, dass Erling Haaland im Spiel im MetLife Stadium zweimal getroffen habe. Die eigene Prognosemarkt-Seite von Coinbase führte das Spiel zu diesem Zeitpunkt weiterhin als wetterbedingt verzögert.
Nutzer posteten am Sonntag Screenshots der Benachrichtigung auf X. Der CEO von Coinbase, Brian Armstrong, antwortete auf einen, dass er das mit dem Team prüfe. Laut einem Beitrag wurde der Hinweis um 10:26 Uhr ET gesendet. Das Spiel hatte erst um 16:00 Uhr begonnen.
Coinbase-AI stößt auf Kritik, nachdem sie irrtümlich das WM-Ergebnis vor dem Anpfiff veröffentlicht hat
CEO Brian Armstrong untersuchte den Vorfall, und das Unternehmen teilte mit, dass es Updates vorgenommen habe, um künftige Ungenauigkeiten zu verhindern, die durch KI generiert werden.
Coinbase (COIN) hat Nutzer mit einem falschen „Breaking News“-Hinweis getäuscht und behauptet, dass Norwegens Fußballnationalmannschaft Brasilien 3:2 in einem K.-o.-Spiel der Weltmeisterschaft besiegt habe, obwohl das Spiel noch nicht einmal begonnen hatte.
Der Hinweis besagte, dass Erling Haaland im Spiel im MetLife Stadium zweimal getroffen habe. Die eigene Prognosemarkt-Seite von Coinbase führte das Spiel zu diesem Zeitpunkt weiterhin als wetterbedingt verzögert.
Nutzer posteten am Sonntag Screenshots der Benachrichtigung auf X. Der CEO von Coinbase, Brian Armstrong, antwortete auf einen, dass er das mit dem Team prüfe. Laut einem Beitrag wurde der Hinweis um 10:26 Uhr ET gesendet. Das Spiel hatte erst um 16:00 Uhr begonnen.
Coinbase (COIN) hat Nutzer mit einem falschen „Breaking News“-Hinweis getäuscht und behauptet, dass Norwegens Fußballnationalmannschaft Brasilien 3:2 in einem K.-o.-Spiel der Weltmeisterschaft besiegt habe, obwohl das Spiel noch nicht einmal begonnen hatte.
Der Hinweis besagte, dass Erling Haaland im Spiel im MetLife Stadium zweimal getroffen habe. Die eigene Prognosemarkt-Seite von Coinbase führte das Spiel zu diesem Zeitpunkt weiterhin als wetterbedingt verzögert.
Nutzer posteten am Sonntag Screenshots der Benachrichtigung auf X. Der CEO von Coinbase, Brian Armstrong, antwortete auf einen, dass er das mit dem Team prüfe. Laut einem Beitrag wurde der Hinweis um 10:26 Uhr ET gesendet. Das Spiel hatte erst um 16:00 Uhr begonnen.
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Trump's crypto token buyers are down $3.8 billion, blockchain data showsThe TRUMP token is down 96% from its peak, and 85% of secondary market wallets for WLFI are underwater, reflecting a broader downturn in the sector.
nvestors holding the TRUMP memecoin are down $3.81 billion combined, while the U.S. President made more than $1.4 billion from his crypto ties, according to data from analytics firm Nansen shared with CoinDesk.
The losses fall on 988,905 of the 1.48 million wallets that have bought Donald Trump's memecoin since its January 2025 launch, roughly two-thirds. The 492,285 wallets in profit are up $4.04 billion, concentrated among buyers who bought the token in the first hours of the launch, when it traded under $1, before it reached a near-$75 high two days later, the data shows.
Across all 1.48 million wallets, gains and losses offset to about $236 million. A small group of early entrants captured most of the upside, while later retail buyers bought higher and faced losses.
The losses worsened as the broader crypto market tumbled. Bitcoin is down roughly 50% from the record above $126,000 it set in October, and the sector has spent the first half of 2026 in a slump.
TRUMP trades near $1.79 today, down about 96% from its peak. Its market value is $425 million, against nearly $15 billion at the January 2025 high. Of the 722,000 wallets still holding the token, positions are worth $465 million combined. Since launch, about $71 billion in value has moved through the token.
WLFI tokens were sold through an initial coin offering (ICO) at $0.015 in the first round and $0.05 to the public, and stayed non-transferable until Sep. 1, 2025. Secondary trading opened that day at $0.29 and reached $0.33.
Of the 26,663 wallets Nansen tracks buying WLFI on secondary markets, 22,715 are underwater, about 85%, with combined losses of $83 million against $23 million in the green, Nansen’s data shows.
WLFI is now changing hands around $0.056 per token, down more than 80% from its peak, with a $1.8 billion market capitalization. The 241,651 wallets that bought in the ICO are excluded from the loss figure.
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Trump's crypto token buyers are down $3.8 billion, blockchain data shows
The TRUMP token is down 96% from its peak, and 85% of secondary market wallets for WLFI are underwater, reflecting a broader downturn in the sector.
nvestors holding the TRUMP memecoin are down $3.81 billion combined, while the U.S. President made more than $1.4 billion from his crypto ties, according to data from analytics firm Nansen shared with CoinDesk.
The losses fall on 988,905 of the 1.48 million wallets that have bought Donald Trump's memecoin since its January 2025 launch, roughly two-thirds. The 492,285 wallets in profit are up $4.04 billion, concentrated among buyers who bought the token in the first hours of the launch, when it traded under $1, before it reached a near-$75 high two days later, the data shows.
Across all 1.48 million wallets, gains and losses offset to about $236 million. A small group of early entrants captured most of the upside, while later retail buyers bought higher and faced losses.
The losses worsened as the broader crypto market tumbled. Bitcoin is down roughly 50% from the record above $126,000 it set in October, and the sector has spent the first half of 2026 in a slump.
TRUMP trades near $1.79 today, down about 96% from its peak. Its market value is $425 million, against nearly $15 billion at the January 2025 high. Of the 722,000 wallets still holding the token, positions are worth $465 million combined. Since launch, about $71 billion in value has moved through the token.
WLFI tokens were sold through an initial coin offering (ICO) at $0.015 in the first round and $0.05 to the public, and stayed non-transferable until Sep. 1, 2025. Secondary trading opened that day at $0.29 and reached $0.33.
Of the 26,663 wallets Nansen tracks buying WLFI on secondary markets, 22,715 are underwater, about 85%, with combined losses of $83 million against $23 million in the green, Nansen’s data shows.
WLFI is now changing hands around $0.056 per token, down more than 80% from its peak, with a $1.8 billion market capitalization. The 241,651 wallets that bought in the ICO are excluded from the loss figure.
#SpotGoldTops$4200
#IMFWarnsTokenizationShiftsRiskToCode
#OPECRaisesAugustOutputBy188000Bpd
#SpaceXToJoinNasdaq100OnJuly7
#KospiRises2.7%OnChipRally
nvestors holding the TRUMP memecoin are down $3.81 billion combined, while the U.S. President made more than $1.4 billion from his crypto ties, according to data from analytics firm Nansen shared with CoinDesk.
The losses fall on 988,905 of the 1.48 million wallets that have bought Donald Trump's memecoin since its January 2025 launch, roughly two-thirds. The 492,285 wallets in profit are up $4.04 billion, concentrated among buyers who bought the token in the first hours of the launch, when it traded under $1, before it reached a near-$75 high two days later, the data shows.
Across all 1.48 million wallets, gains and losses offset to about $236 million. A small group of early entrants captured most of the upside, while later retail buyers bought higher and faced losses.
The losses worsened as the broader crypto market tumbled. Bitcoin is down roughly 50% from the record above $126,000 it set in October, and the sector has spent the first half of 2026 in a slump.
TRUMP trades near $1.79 today, down about 96% from its peak. Its market value is $425 million, against nearly $15 billion at the January 2025 high. Of the 722,000 wallets still holding the token, positions are worth $465 million combined. Since launch, about $71 billion in value has moved through the token.
WLFI tokens were sold through an initial coin offering (ICO) at $0.015 in the first round and $0.05 to the public, and stayed non-transferable until Sep. 1, 2025. Secondary trading opened that day at $0.29 and reached $0.33.
Of the 26,663 wallets Nansen tracks buying WLFI on secondary markets, 22,715 are underwater, about 85%, with combined losses of $83 million against $23 million in the green, Nansen’s data shows.
WLFI is now changing hands around $0.056 per token, down more than 80% from its peak, with a $1.8 billion market capitalization. The 241,651 wallets that bought in the ICO are excluded from the loss figure.
#SpotGoldTops$4200
#IMFWarnsTokenizationShiftsRiskToCode
#OPECRaisesAugustOutputBy188000Bpd
#SpaceXToJoinNasdaq100OnJuly7
#KospiRises2.7%OnChipRally
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Iran exploring oil sales to Japan, buyers seek longer sanctions waiver, sources sayLONDON/DUBAI, July 3 (Reuters) - Iran has begun talks with Japanese companies under a U.S. sanctions waiver allowing it to riesume oil sales, though prospective buyers are seeking a longer waiver and reassurances about ship safety, three Iranian and Western sources said.
The waiver, part of 60-day peace talks between Tehran and Washington, was issued on June 22 and expires August 21.
Japanese and Iranian officials were in initial talks about possible oil sales, a Western industry source familiar with the matter said separately.
An official at Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), which oversees fuel supply infrastructure, said he was unaware of any such matter.
Japan's foreign ministry and the U.S. Treasury did not immediately respond to Reuters requests for comment.
Japan, South Korea, India and European countries stopped buying Iranian oil when U.S. sanctions tightened following U.S. President Donald Trump's withdrawal from Iran's nuclear pact in 2018.
China has been Iran's main buyer in recent years.
The safety of any tanker voyage would also have to be ensured, the official added.
A senior Iranian official said any deal would require the U.S. to extend the current waiver given the shipping time between Japan and Iran.
The official added that cargoes would be loaded at Iran's Kharg Island and use Japanese-operated tankers.
A senior Iranian oil ministry official told Reuters that Iran's national oil company NIOC had approached traditional customers including Japan and told them that if a peace deal was concluded and sanctions were lifted, Iran would like them to resume their purchasing.
Iran's oil ministry did not respond to a request for comment.
The Strait of Hormuz ship passage is still far from safe and how it will operate once a lasting peace deal between Tehran and Washington is finalised is not yet known.
A container ship was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz last week by Iranian forces and Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards have said all transits through the strait need to be cleared with them firs
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Iran exploring oil sales to Japan, buyers seek longer sanctions waiver, sources say
LONDON/DUBAI, July 3 (Reuters) - Iran has begun talks with Japanese companies under a U.S. sanctions waiver allowing it to riesume oil sales, though prospective buyers are seeking a longer waiver and reassurances about ship safety, three Iranian and Western sources said.
The waiver, part of 60-day peace talks between Tehran and Washington, was issued on June 22 and expires August 21.
Japanese and Iranian officials were in initial talks about possible oil sales, a Western industry source familiar with the matter said separately.
An official at Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), which oversees fuel supply infrastructure, said he was unaware of any such matter.
Japan's foreign ministry and the U.S. Treasury did not immediately respond to Reuters requests for comment.
Japan, South Korea, India and European countries stopped buying Iranian oil when U.S. sanctions tightened following U.S. President Donald Trump's withdrawal from Iran's nuclear pact in 2018.
China has been Iran's main buyer in recent years.
The safety of any tanker voyage would also have to be ensured, the official added.
A senior Iranian official said any deal would require the U.S. to extend the current waiver given the shipping time between Japan and Iran.
The official added that cargoes would be loaded at Iran's Kharg Island and use Japanese-operated tankers.
A senior Iranian oil ministry official told Reuters that Iran's national oil company NIOC had approached traditional customers including Japan and told them that if a peace deal was concluded and sanctions were lifted, Iran would like them to resume their purchasing.
Iran's oil ministry did not respond to a request for comment.
The Strait of Hormuz ship passage is still far from safe and how it will operate once a lasting peace deal between Tehran and Washington is finalised is not yet known.
A container ship was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz last week by Iranian forces and Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards have said all transits through the strait need to be cleared with them firs
#GillibrandCallsForDigitalAssetEthicsBan
#MoonbeamToMigrateGLMRToBase
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The waiver, part of 60-day peace talks between Tehran and Washington, was issued on June 22 and expires August 21.
Japanese and Iranian officials were in initial talks about possible oil sales, a Western industry source familiar with the matter said separately.
An official at Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), which oversees fuel supply infrastructure, said he was unaware of any such matter.
Japan's foreign ministry and the U.S. Treasury did not immediately respond to Reuters requests for comment.
Japan, South Korea, India and European countries stopped buying Iranian oil when U.S. sanctions tightened following U.S. President Donald Trump's withdrawal from Iran's nuclear pact in 2018.
China has been Iran's main buyer in recent years.
The safety of any tanker voyage would also have to be ensured, the official added.
A senior Iranian official said any deal would require the U.S. to extend the current waiver given the shipping time between Japan and Iran.
The official added that cargoes would be loaded at Iran's Kharg Island and use Japanese-operated tankers.
A senior Iranian oil ministry official told Reuters that Iran's national oil company NIOC had approached traditional customers including Japan and told them that if a peace deal was concluded and sanctions were lifted, Iran would like them to resume their purchasing.
Iran's oil ministry did not respond to a request for comment.
The Strait of Hormuz ship passage is still far from safe and how it will operate once a lasting peace deal between Tehran and Washington is finalised is not yet known.
A container ship was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz last week by Iranian forces and Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards have said all transits through the strait need to be cleared with them firs
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Fed's Warsh vows to 'disappoint' anyone who thinks he will tolerate inflation above 2%SINTRA, Portugal, July 1 (Reuters) - (This July 1 story has been corrected to add the reference 'in households or the business sector, in the financial markets' to the quote, in paragraph 2)
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh said on Wednesday he will stick firmly to the U.S. central bank's 2% inflation target and "disappoint" anyone who expects loose monetary policy despite President Donald Trump's call for interest rate cuts.
"If there were people in households or the business sector, in the financial markets, who thought that this central bank was going to be comfortable with an inflation objective above 2% -- well, I guess they'd be disappointed," Warsh told a European Central Bank panel in Sintra, Portugal, emphasizing that — beyond restating the inflation objective — he'd give little indication about where he thinks monetary policy or the economy are headed.
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SINTRA, Portugal, July 1 (Reuters) - (This July 1 story has been corrected to add the reference 'in households or the business sector, in the financial markets' to the quote, in paragraph 2)
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh said on Wednesday he will stick firmly to the U.S. central bank's 2% inflation target and "disappoint" anyone who expects loose monetary policy despite President Donald Trump's call for interest rate cuts.
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"If there were people in households or the business sector, in the financial markets, who thought that this central bank was going to be comfortable with an inflation objective above 2% -- well, I guess they'd be disappointed," Warsh told a European Central Bank panel in Sintra, Portugal, emphasizing that — beyond restating the inflation objective — he'd give little indication about where he thinks monetary policy or the economy are headed.
Asked if the potential for disappointment extended to Trump, who picked Warsh to take over as head of the Fed and has said he expects borrowing costs to fall, Warsh said, "we have been an independent central bank for a long time. We are going to be an independent central bank at this moment and you will see no changes on that."
Warsh spoke just two days after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Trump could not fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook, affirming the central bank's standing even as the justices expanded the president's power to remove members of other ostensibly independent bodies — a ruling Warsh said he read but doesn't think will change how the Fed goes about its business.
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The public appearance in Portugal, Warsh's second since taking over as Fed chief in May, saw him join with other top central bankers in what became a common rejection of "forward guidance" and a seeming reluctance even to say much about the economy.
Warsh said U.S. central bankers will decide whether to raise rates, for example, when they "shut the door" and begin their next two-day meeting on July 28, and told the moderator of the panel she would "fail" to break his rule against commenting about rate decisions or even the risks and factors framing the debate.
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Traders slightly trimmed their rate-hike bets as Warsh spoke, but still put 70% odds on the Fed increasing borrowing costs at its September 15-16 meeting.
"It increasingly looks like investors' early assumption that a Warsh-led Fed would quickly cut rates will not play out," Oren Klachkin, financial market economist at Nationwide, wrote after Warsh's appearance. "The balance of risks has clearly shifted," Klachkin added, even though he expects the Fed will ultimately hold rates steady through the year.
Warsh shared the stage in Portugal with ECB President Christine Lagarde, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey, and Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem, who are all dealing with elevated inflation and the fallout from the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran.
But the impact of that conflict has taken them in different directions. Warsh's comments after the June 16-17 policy meeting prompted investors to boost the odds that the Fed will raise rates as soon as September, while the ECB has already hiked borrowing costs. Central bankers in England and Canada have been more reluctant to tighten monetary policy given local economic weakness.
The other central bankers on the panel also shared Warsh's approach that saying too much about rates was unwise, a fact Warsh suggested might be ushering in a new global reliance on "first principles" in central banking, and a final exorcism of problems he attributes to Fed policies created in the wake of the 2007-2009 global financial crisis. Warsh was a Fed governor during those years before leaving the job in opposition to some of the programs being put in place, and then campaigning against them in the next 15 years.
"I feel incredible comfort that I'm not sure I had internalized that there is a willingness by my colleagues in the central banking community around the world to go back to first principles," Warsh said. "We've all been burdened with many of the policies that, in some sense, the Fed created in the 2008 financial crisis," including large balance sheets and providing too much information to steer financial markets.
Those specific policies and other issues are to be reviewed by a series of task forces Warsh said on Wednesday will be named next week, hinting that former foreign central bankers may be named to some of the panels — in the spirit of reviews that Warsh and others have done for institutions like the BOE — and from which he expects quick results.
In particular, he said it was his "aspiration" that within a year the Fed will be shifting to the use of real-time data to make monetary policy and relying less on backward-looking government surveys.
Because of AI and what he described as an "exponential" pace of change, Warsh said it was important to recognize new trends as they are unfolding, not after the fact.
The potential changes coming in the job market are of particular note, he said.
"We are in the first or second inning of this revolution. ... Jobs will be greater, prosperity will be greater ... the question is timing," Warsh said. "We have a dual mandate and we have to deliver on both the employment side and the stable price side."
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Fed's Warsh vows to 'disappoint' anyone who thinks he will tolerate inflation above 2%
SINTRA, Portugal, July 1 (Reuters) - (This July 1 story has been corrected to add the reference 'in households or the business sector, in the financial markets' to the quote, in paragraph 2)
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh said on Wednesday he will stick firmly to the U.S. central bank's 2% inflation target and "disappoint" anyone who expects loose monetary policy despite President Donald Trump's call for interest rate cuts.
"If there were people in households or the business sector, in the financial markets, who thought that this central bank was going to be comfortable with an inflation objective above 2% -- well, I guess they'd be disappointed," Warsh told a European Central Bank panel in Sintra, Portugal, emphasizing that — beyond restating the inflation objective — he'd give little indication about where he thinks monetary policy or the economy are headed.
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Warsh joined ECB, BOE and Bank of Canada chiefs on a panel in Portugal
Rates were left unchanged last month at Warsh's first meeting as Fed chief
Warsh says he is sticking firmly to Fed's 2% inflation target
Global central banks have taken different stances on rate hikes
SINTRA, Portugal, July 1 (Reuters) - (This July 1 story has been corrected to add the reference 'in households or the business sector, in the financial markets' to the quote, in paragraph 2)
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh said on Wednesday he will stick firmly to the U.S. central bank's 2% inflation target and "disappoint" anyone who expects loose monetary policy despite President Donald Trump's call for interest rate cuts.
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"If there were people in households or the business sector, in the financial markets, who thought that this central bank was going to be comfortable with an inflation objective above 2% -- well, I guess they'd be disappointed," Warsh told a European Central Bank panel in Sintra, Portugal, emphasizing that — beyond restating the inflation objective — he'd give little indication about where he thinks monetary policy or the economy are headed.
Asked if the potential for disappointment extended to Trump, who picked Warsh to take over as head of the Fed and has said he expects borrowing costs to fall, Warsh said, "we have been an independent central bank for a long time. We are going to be an independent central bank at this moment and you will see no changes on that."
Warsh spoke just two days after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Trump could not fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook, affirming the central bank's standing even as the justices expanded the president's power to remove members of other ostensibly independent bodies — a ruling Warsh said he read but doesn't think will change how the Fed goes about its business.
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The public appearance in Portugal, Warsh's second since taking over as Fed chief in May, saw him join with other top central bankers in what became a common rejection of "forward guidance" and a seeming reluctance even to say much about the economy.
Warsh said U.S. central bankers will decide whether to raise rates, for example, when they "shut the door" and begin their next two-day meeting on July 28, and told the moderator of the panel she would "fail" to break his rule against commenting about rate decisions or even the risks and factors framing the debate.
Advertisement · Scroll to continue
Traders slightly trimmed their rate-hike bets as Warsh spoke, but still put 70% odds on the Fed increasing borrowing costs at its September 15-16 meeting.
"It increasingly looks like investors' early assumption that a Warsh-led Fed would quickly cut rates will not play out," Oren Klachkin, financial market economist at Nationwide, wrote after Warsh's appearance. "The balance of risks has clearly shifted," Klachkin added, even though he expects the Fed will ultimately hold rates steady through the year.
Warsh shared the stage in Portugal with ECB President Christine Lagarde, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey, and Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem, who are all dealing with elevated inflation and the fallout from the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran.
But the impact of that conflict has taken them in different directions. Warsh's comments after the June 16-17 policy meeting prompted investors to boost the odds that the Fed will raise rates as soon as September, while the ECB has already hiked borrowing costs. Central bankers in England and Canada have been more reluctant to tighten monetary policy given local economic weakness.
The other central bankers on the panel also shared Warsh's approach that saying too much about rates was unwise, a fact Warsh suggested might be ushering in a new global reliance on "first principles" in central banking, and a final exorcism of problems he attributes to Fed policies created in the wake of the 2007-2009 global financial crisis. Warsh was a Fed governor during those years before leaving the job in opposition to some of the programs being put in place, and then campaigning against them in the next 15 years.
"I feel incredible comfort that I'm not sure I had internalized that there is a willingness by my colleagues in the central banking community around the world to go back to first principles," Warsh said. "We've all been burdened with many of the policies that, in some sense, the Fed created in the 2008 financial crisis," including large balance sheets and providing too much information to steer financial markets.
Those specific policies and other issues are to be reviewed by a series of task forces Warsh said on Wednesday will be named next week, hinting that former foreign central bankers may be named to some of the panels — in the spirit of reviews that Warsh and others have done for institutions like the BOE — and from which he expects quick results.
In particular, he said it was his "aspiration" that within a year the Fed will be shifting to the use of real-time data to make monetary policy and relying less on backward-looking government surveys.
Because of AI and what he described as an "exponential" pace of change, Warsh said it was important to recognize new trends as they are unfolding, not after the fact.
The potential changes coming in the job market are of particular note, he said.
"We are in the first or second inning of this revolution. ... Jobs will be greater, prosperity will be greater ... the question is timing," Warsh said. "We have a dual mandate and we have to deliver on both the employment side and the stable price side."
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Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh said on Wednesday he will stick firmly to the U.S. central bank's 2% inflation target and "disappoint" anyone who expects loose monetary policy despite President Donald Trump's call for interest rate cuts.
"If there were people in households or the business sector, in the financial markets, who thought that this central bank was going to be comfortable with an inflation objective above 2% -- well, I guess they'd be disappointed," Warsh told a European Central Bank panel in Sintra, Portugal, emphasizing that — beyond restating the inflation objective — he'd give little indication about where he thinks monetary policy or the economy are headed.
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Warsh joined ECB, BOE and Bank of Canada chiefs on a panel in Portugal
Rates were left unchanged last month at Warsh's first meeting as Fed chief
Warsh says he is sticking firmly to Fed's 2% inflation target
Global central banks have taken different stances on rate hikes
SINTRA, Portugal, July 1 (Reuters) - (This July 1 story has been corrected to add the reference 'in households or the business sector, in the financial markets' to the quote, in paragraph 2)
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh said on Wednesday he will stick firmly to the U.S. central bank's 2% inflation target and "disappoint" anyone who expects loose monetary policy despite President Donald Trump's call for interest rate cuts.
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"If there were people in households or the business sector, in the financial markets, who thought that this central bank was going to be comfortable with an inflation objective above 2% -- well, I guess they'd be disappointed," Warsh told a European Central Bank panel in Sintra, Portugal, emphasizing that — beyond restating the inflation objective — he'd give little indication about where he thinks monetary policy or the economy are headed.
Asked if the potential for disappointment extended to Trump, who picked Warsh to take over as head of the Fed and has said he expects borrowing costs to fall, Warsh said, "we have been an independent central bank for a long time. We are going to be an independent central bank at this moment and you will see no changes on that."
Warsh spoke just two days after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Trump could not fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook, affirming the central bank's standing even as the justices expanded the president's power to remove members of other ostensibly independent bodies — a ruling Warsh said he read but doesn't think will change how the Fed goes about its business.
Advertisement · Scroll to continue
The public appearance in Portugal, Warsh's second since taking over as Fed chief in May, saw him join with other top central bankers in what became a common rejection of "forward guidance" and a seeming reluctance even to say much about the economy.
Warsh said U.S. central bankers will decide whether to raise rates, for example, when they "shut the door" and begin their next two-day meeting on July 28, and told the moderator of the panel she would "fail" to break his rule against commenting about rate decisions or even the risks and factors framing the debate.
Advertisement · Scroll to continue
Traders slightly trimmed their rate-hike bets as Warsh spoke, but still put 70% odds on the Fed increasing borrowing costs at its September 15-16 meeting.
"It increasingly looks like investors' early assumption that a Warsh-led Fed would quickly cut rates will not play out," Oren Klachkin, financial market economist at Nationwide, wrote after Warsh's appearance. "The balance of risks has clearly shifted," Klachkin added, even though he expects the Fed will ultimately hold rates steady through the year.
Warsh shared the stage in Portugal with ECB President Christine Lagarde, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey, and Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem, who are all dealing with elevated inflation and the fallout from the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran.
But the impact of that conflict has taken them in different directions. Warsh's comments after the June 16-17 policy meeting prompted investors to boost the odds that the Fed will raise rates as soon as September, while the ECB has already hiked borrowing costs. Central bankers in England and Canada have been more reluctant to tighten monetary policy given local economic weakness.
The other central bankers on the panel also shared Warsh's approach that saying too much about rates was unwise, a fact Warsh suggested might be ushering in a new global reliance on "first principles" in central banking, and a final exorcism of problems he attributes to Fed policies created in the wake of the 2007-2009 global financial crisis. Warsh was a Fed governor during those years before leaving the job in opposition to some of the programs being put in place, and then campaigning against them in the next 15 years.
"I feel incredible comfort that I'm not sure I had internalized that there is a willingness by my colleagues in the central banking community around the world to go back to first principles," Warsh said. "We've all been burdened with many of the policies that, in some sense, the Fed created in the 2008 financial crisis," including large balance sheets and providing too much information to steer financial markets.
Those specific policies and other issues are to be reviewed by a series of task forces Warsh said on Wednesday will be named next week, hinting that former foreign central bankers may be named to some of the panels — in the spirit of reviews that Warsh and others have done for institutions like the BOE — and from which he expects quick results.
In particular, he said it was his "aspiration" that within a year the Fed will be shifting to the use of real-time data to make monetary policy and relying less on backward-looking government surveys.
Because of AI and what he described as an "exponential" pace of change, Warsh said it was important to recognize new trends as they are unfolding, not after the fact.
The potential changes coming in the job market are of particular note, he said.
"We are in the first or second inning of this revolution. ... Jobs will be greater, prosperity will be greater ... the question is timing," Warsh said. "We have a dual mandate and we have to deliver on both the employment side and the stable price side."
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Ägypten erwartet in den kommenden Tagen 1,5 Milliarden Euro Hilfe aus dem EU-Paket, MinisterDUBAI, 4. Juli (Reuters) – Ägypten erwarte in den kommenden Tagen den Erhalt von 1,5 Milliarden Euro (1,72 Milliarden US-Dollar) von der Europäischen Union, der erste von zwei verbleibenden Tranchen eines Makrofinanzhilfe-Pakets in Höhe von 5 Milliarden Euro, sagte der Außenminister Badr Abdelatty am Samstag.
Abdelatty erklärte bei einer Pressekonferenz im neuen administrativen Hauptstadt Ägyptens, gemeinsam mit dem EU-Kommissar für den Mittelmeerraum Dubravka Suica, dass die ausstehenden 3 Milliarden Euro in zwei gleich großen Tranchen von jeweils 1,5 Milliarden Euro ausgezahlt würden.
Ägypten erwartet in den kommenden Tagen 1,5 Milliarden Euro Hilfe aus dem EU-Paket, Minister
DUBAI, 4. Juli (Reuters) – Ägypten erwarte in den kommenden Tagen den Erhalt von 1,5 Milliarden Euro (1,72 Milliarden US-Dollar) von der Europäischen Union, der erste von zwei verbleibenden Tranchen eines Makrofinanzhilfe-Pakets in Höhe von 5 Milliarden Euro, sagte der Außenminister Badr Abdelatty am Samstag.
Abdelatty erklärte bei einer Pressekonferenz im neuen administrativen Hauptstadt Ägyptens, gemeinsam mit dem EU-Kommissar für den Mittelmeerraum Dubravka Suica, dass die ausstehenden 3 Milliarden Euro in zwei gleich großen Tranchen von jeweils 1,5 Milliarden Euro ausgezahlt würden.
Abdelatty erklärte bei einer Pressekonferenz im neuen administrativen Hauptstadt Ägyptens, gemeinsam mit dem EU-Kommissar für den Mittelmeerraum Dubravka Suica, dass die ausstehenden 3 Milliarden Euro in zwei gleich großen Tranchen von jeweils 1,5 Milliarden Euro ausgezahlt würden.
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Trump Accounts startet, während die USA die Feierlichkeiten zum 250. Unabhängigkeitstag einläuten4. Juli (Reuters) – Nach Monaten des öffentlichen Aufsehens wird die Trump-Regierung am Samstag ihr Flaggschiff-Programm für Investitionen vom Säuglingsalter bis ins Erwachsenenleben, Trump Accounts, auf den Weg bringen, während die USA mit Feierlichkeiten zum 250. Jahrestag ihrer Unabhängigkeit beginnen.
Trump Accounts ist zentral für den Vorstoß der Regierung, das Investieren und die finanzielle Bildung schon in jungen Jahren zu fördern.
Das Programm soll US-Bürgerinnen und -Bürgern, die zwischen 2025 und 2028 geboren werden, ein staatlich finanziertes Investmentkonto in Höhe von 1.000 US-Dollar bereitstellen, auf das Familien aufbauen können. Es ergänzt damit ein neues Sparinstrument zu einer Reihe weiterer steuerbegünstigter Pläne zum Ansparen für das College und Rentenkonten.
Trump Accounts startet, während die USA die Feierlichkeiten zum 250. Unabhängigkeitstag einläuten
4. Juli (Reuters) – Nach Monaten des öffentlichen Aufsehens wird die Trump-Regierung am Samstag ihr Flaggschiff-Programm für Investitionen vom Säuglingsalter bis ins Erwachsenenleben, Trump Accounts, auf den Weg bringen, während die USA mit Feierlichkeiten zum 250. Jahrestag ihrer Unabhängigkeit beginnen.
Trump Accounts ist zentral für den Vorstoß der Regierung, das Investieren und die finanzielle Bildung schon in jungen Jahren zu fördern.
Das Programm soll US-Bürgerinnen und -Bürgern, die zwischen 2025 und 2028 geboren werden, ein staatlich finanziertes Investmentkonto in Höhe von 1.000 US-Dollar bereitstellen, auf das Familien aufbauen können. Es ergänzt damit ein neues Sparinstrument zu einer Reihe weiterer steuerbegünstigter Pläne zum Ansparen für das College und Rentenkonten.
Trump Accounts ist zentral für den Vorstoß der Regierung, das Investieren und die finanzielle Bildung schon in jungen Jahren zu fördern.
Das Programm soll US-Bürgerinnen und -Bürgern, die zwischen 2025 und 2028 geboren werden, ein staatlich finanziertes Investmentkonto in Höhe von 1.000 US-Dollar bereitstellen, auf das Familien aufbauen können. Es ergänzt damit ein neues Sparinstrument zu einer Reihe weiterer steuerbegünstigter Pläne zum Ansparen für das College und Rentenkonten.
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Paramount offers remedies for Warner deal, making EU approval likelyBRUSSELS, July 1 (Reuters) - Paramount Skydance Corp (PSKY.O), opens new tab has offered remedies to address EU competition concerns about its $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery (WBD.O), opens new tab, a regulatory filing showed on Wednesday, in a move which a source told Reuters last week was likely to gain European Commission approval for the deal.
Paramount said it was "confident that this remedy directly and comprehensively addresses any concerns expressed in the European Commission's preliminary assessment and support the path for timely clearance.
The Commission, which acts as EU competition enforcer, did not provide details of the remedies, in line with its policy.
A person with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters last week that Paramount would propose ditching its film distribution joint venture with Universal Pictures to allay antitrust concerns voiced by European cinema operators.
The Commission extended its deadline for its decision to July 22 from July 7 to give it time to assess the remedy.
The U.S. Department of Justice has cleared the deal but Paramount could face a hurdle as California, New York and other U.S. states are preparing a lawsuit to block it, sources have told Reuters.
Britain said on Tuesday it may intervene in the deal because of the potential impact on news, children's television and streaming services
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Paramount offers remedies for Warner deal, making EU approval likely
BRUSSELS, July 1 (Reuters) - Paramount Skydance Corp (PSKY.O), opens new tab has offered remedies to address EU competition concerns about its $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery (WBD.O), opens new tab, a regulatory filing showed on Wednesday, in a move which a source told Reuters last week was likely to gain European Commission approval for the deal.
Paramount said it was "confident that this remedy directly and comprehensively addresses any concerns expressed in the European Commission's preliminary assessment and support the path for timely clearance.
The Commission, which acts as EU competition enforcer, did not provide details of the remedies, in line with its policy.
A person with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters last week that Paramount would propose ditching its film distribution joint venture with Universal Pictures to allay antitrust concerns voiced by European cinema operators.
The Commission extended its deadline for its decision to July 22 from July 7 to give it time to assess the remedy.
The U.S. Department of Justice has cleared the deal but Paramount could face a hurdle as California, New York and other U.S. states are preparing a lawsuit to block it, sources have told Reuters.
Britain said on Tuesday it may intervene in the deal because of the potential impact on news, children's television and streaming services
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Paramount said it was "confident that this remedy directly and comprehensively addresses any concerns expressed in the European Commission's preliminary assessment and support the path for timely clearance.
The Commission, which acts as EU competition enforcer, did not provide details of the remedies, in line with its policy.
A person with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters last week that Paramount would propose ditching its film distribution joint venture with Universal Pictures to allay antitrust concerns voiced by European cinema operators.
The Commission extended its deadline for its decision to July 22 from July 7 to give it time to assess the remedy.
The U.S. Department of Justice has cleared the deal but Paramount could face a hurdle as California, New York and other U.S. states are preparing a lawsuit to block it, sources have told Reuters.
Britain said on Tuesday it may intervene in the deal because of the potential impact on news, children's television and streaming services
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Ukrainische Familie in Kyjiw verliert in Russischem Angriff wertvolle KulturgüterKYJIW, 3. Juli (Reuters) - Iryna Plekhova schwankte, als sie über die Asche von Familien-Schätzen stieg: darunter verbrannte Bücher, verunstaltete Ikonen und ein geschmolzenes Rosenkranzteil in ihrer Kyjiwer Wohnung, die am Donnerstag bei einem russischen Luftangriff beschädigt worden war.
Den Rosenkranz, so sagte sie, habe ihr ihre Familie von Papst Franziskus bekommen.
„Wir haben nichts mehr“, sagte Plekhova, eine 42-jährige Kulturmanagerin. „Alles war vollständig verbrannt.“
Der Raketen- und Drohnenangriff am Donnerstag, einer der schlimmsten auf Kyjiw seit mehr als vier Jahren Krieg, tötete 30 Menschen und verursachte Schäden in der gesamten ukrainischen Hauptstadt.
Ukrainische Familie in Kyjiw verliert in Russischem Angriff wertvolle Kulturgüter
KYJIW, 3. Juli (Reuters) - Iryna Plekhova schwankte, als sie über die Asche von Familien-Schätzen stieg: darunter verbrannte Bücher, verunstaltete Ikonen und ein geschmolzenes Rosenkranzteil in ihrer Kyjiwer Wohnung, die am Donnerstag bei einem russischen Luftangriff beschädigt worden war.
Den Rosenkranz, so sagte sie, habe ihr ihre Familie von Papst Franziskus bekommen.
„Wir haben nichts mehr“, sagte Plekhova, eine 42-jährige Kulturmanagerin. „Alles war vollständig verbrannt.“
Der Raketen- und Drohnenangriff am Donnerstag, einer der schlimmsten auf Kyjiw seit mehr als vier Jahren Krieg, tötete 30 Menschen und verursachte Schäden in der gesamten ukrainischen Hauptstadt.
Den Rosenkranz, so sagte sie, habe ihr ihre Familie von Papst Franziskus bekommen.
„Wir haben nichts mehr“, sagte Plekhova, eine 42-jährige Kulturmanagerin. „Alles war vollständig verbrannt.“
Der Raketen- und Drohnenangriff am Donnerstag, einer der schlimmsten auf Kyjiw seit mehr als vier Jahren Krieg, tötete 30 Menschen und verursachte Schäden in der gesamten ukrainischen Hauptstadt.
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Vanishingly rare' copy of U.S. Declaration of Independence unearthed in UK archivesLONDON, July 3 (Reuters) - A "vanishingly rare" copy of the Declaration of Independence has been found in London, dug up in archives holding documents from the British capture of an American privateer ship in 1776, just as the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary.
The text, famous for its rallying cry for "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness", had been listed in 18th century records as simply "another document" but in May a volunteer at Britain's National Archives took a closer look.
Unearthing and handling such a significant historical document has been thrilling, particularly in this important anniversary year," said Michael Scurr, the volunteer who found it while working on a cataloguing project.
News of the discovery was published on Friday, the day before the U.S. celebrates its semiquincentennial Declaration of Independence from Britain, when millions of Americans will enjoy cookouts and display the Stars and Stripes outside their homes.
Back in 1776, July 4 was when the declaration was adopted by Congress, and as the revolutionary mood swept through the American colonies, supportive printers rushed to reproduce it and share as widely as they could the new country's founding document.
The one found in London was printed in Exeter, New Hampshire, in mid-July 1776 and is the 11th surviving copy of the so-called "Exeter Declarations", and the first to be found outside the United States.
Eleazer Johnson, captain of the Dalton ship, picked up a copy some months later that same year before he set sail across the Atlantic on a mission to try to seize British vessels, possibly hoping the text would inspire his crew to fight for the new country.
But on December 24, 1776, off the coast of Portugal, the Royal Navy captured the Dalton, and brought it and its contents back to Plymouth, southwest England.
The National Archives said the document is the only known copy of the declaration taken by military action.
Under the red tape of late 18th century England, all British captains had to present a captured ship's documents to the authorities in order to claim their share of the prize.
Given the British seized 3,600 ships during the American Revolutionary War, the National Archives offers a vast and fertile hunting ground for historians.
Thanks to the bureaucratic processes of war ... we can present an unusually rich backstory that most surviving declarations do not have," Graham Moore, curator at the National Archives, said.
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Vanishingly rare' copy of U.S. Declaration of Independence unearthed in UK archives
LONDON, July 3 (Reuters) - A "vanishingly rare" copy of the Declaration of Independence has been found in London, dug up in archives holding documents from the British capture of an American privateer ship in 1776, just as the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary.
The text, famous for its rallying cry for "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness", had been listed in 18th century records as simply "another document" but in May a volunteer at Britain's National Archives took a closer look.
Unearthing and handling such a significant historical document has been thrilling, particularly in this important anniversary year," said Michael Scurr, the volunteer who found it while working on a cataloguing project.
News of the discovery was published on Friday, the day before the U.S. celebrates its semiquincentennial Declaration of Independence from Britain, when millions of Americans will enjoy cookouts and display the Stars and Stripes outside their homes.
Back in 1776, July 4 was when the declaration was adopted by Congress, and as the revolutionary mood swept through the American colonies, supportive printers rushed to reproduce it and share as widely as they could the new country's founding document.
The one found in London was printed in Exeter, New Hampshire, in mid-July 1776 and is the 11th surviving copy of the so-called "Exeter Declarations", and the first to be found outside the United States.
Eleazer Johnson, captain of the Dalton ship, picked up a copy some months later that same year before he set sail across the Atlantic on a mission to try to seize British vessels, possibly hoping the text would inspire his crew to fight for the new country.
But on December 24, 1776, off the coast of Portugal, the Royal Navy captured the Dalton, and brought it and its contents back to Plymouth, southwest England.
The National Archives said the document is the only known copy of the declaration taken by military action.
Under the red tape of late 18th century England, all British captains had to present a captured ship's documents to the authorities in order to claim their share of the prize.
Given the British seized 3,600 ships during the American Revolutionary War, the National Archives offers a vast and fertile hunting ground for historians.
Thanks to the bureaucratic processes of war ... we can present an unusually rich backstory that most surviving declarations do not have," Graham Moore, curator at the National Archives, said.
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The text, famous for its rallying cry for "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness", had been listed in 18th century records as simply "another document" but in May a volunteer at Britain's National Archives took a closer look.
Unearthing and handling such a significant historical document has been thrilling, particularly in this important anniversary year," said Michael Scurr, the volunteer who found it while working on a cataloguing project.
News of the discovery was published on Friday, the day before the U.S. celebrates its semiquincentennial Declaration of Independence from Britain, when millions of Americans will enjoy cookouts and display the Stars and Stripes outside their homes.
Back in 1776, July 4 was when the declaration was adopted by Congress, and as the revolutionary mood swept through the American colonies, supportive printers rushed to reproduce it and share as widely as they could the new country's founding document.
The one found in London was printed in Exeter, New Hampshire, in mid-July 1776 and is the 11th surviving copy of the so-called "Exeter Declarations", and the first to be found outside the United States.
Eleazer Johnson, captain of the Dalton ship, picked up a copy some months later that same year before he set sail across the Atlantic on a mission to try to seize British vessels, possibly hoping the text would inspire his crew to fight for the new country.
But on December 24, 1776, off the coast of Portugal, the Royal Navy captured the Dalton, and brought it and its contents back to Plymouth, southwest England.
The National Archives said the document is the only known copy of the declaration taken by military action.
Under the red tape of late 18th century England, all British captains had to present a captured ship's documents to the authorities in order to claim their share of the prize.
Given the British seized 3,600 ships during the American Revolutionary War, the National Archives offers a vast and fertile hunting ground for historians.
Thanks to the bureaucratic processes of war ... we can present an unusually rich backstory that most surviving declarations do not have," Graham Moore, curator at the National Archives, said.
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Pick n Pay bringt KI-Shopping-Assistent für Lebensmittel in Südafrika an den StartJOHANNESBURG, 2. Juli (Reuters) – Der südafrikanische Einzelhändler Pick n Pay (PIKJ.J) öffnet am Donnerstag eine neue Registerkarte und hat einen KI-gestützten Shopping-Assistenten auf den Markt gebracht, der Kunden dabei hilft, mithilfe von Sprache, Text oder Fotos Lebensmittelbestellungen zusammenzustellen, statt manuell nach Produkten zu suchen.
Der Schritt ist Teil einer Initiative des zweitgrößten Einzelhändlers Südafrikas nach Umsatz, um das Online-Angebot zu stärken, während er nach Jahren schwachen Handels und Verlusten an Marktanteilen an den größeren Rivalen Shoprite (SHPJ.J), öffnet eine neue Registerkarte, einen Turnaround anstrebt.
Pick n Pay bringt KI-Shopping-Assistent für Lebensmittel in Südafrika an den Start
JOHANNESBURG, 2. Juli (Reuters) – Der südafrikanische Einzelhändler Pick n Pay (PIKJ.J) öffnet am Donnerstag eine neue Registerkarte und hat einen KI-gestützten Shopping-Assistenten auf den Markt gebracht, der Kunden dabei hilft, mithilfe von Sprache, Text oder Fotos Lebensmittelbestellungen zusammenzustellen, statt manuell nach Produkten zu suchen.
Der Schritt ist Teil einer Initiative des zweitgrößten Einzelhändlers Südafrikas nach Umsatz, um das Online-Angebot zu stärken, während er nach Jahren schwachen Handels und Verlusten an Marktanteilen an den größeren Rivalen Shoprite (SHPJ.J), öffnet eine neue Registerkarte, einen Turnaround anstrebt.
Der Schritt ist Teil einer Initiative des zweitgrößten Einzelhändlers Südafrikas nach Umsatz, um das Online-Angebot zu stärken, während er nach Jahren schwachen Handels und Verlusten an Marktanteilen an den größeren Rivalen Shoprite (SHPJ.J), öffnet eine neue Registerkarte, einen Turnaround anstrebt.
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Tesla-Fahrer wegen Totschlags nach Unfall mit Wohnhaus in Texas angeklagt2. Juli (Reuters) - Ein Mann aus Texas ist wegen Totschlags angeklagt worden, nachdem er mit einem Tesla (TSLA.O), der die automatisierte Fahrautomatik nutzt, in ein Wohngebiet im Großraum Houston gefahren war und dabei eine 76-jährige Großmutter getötet hatte, wie aus Gerichtsunterlagen hervorgeht.
Michael David Butler, 44, sagte der Polizei, er habe am 19. Juni seinen Model 3 im Modus „Full Self-Driving“ gefahren, als er in das Haus von Martha Avila in Katy, Texas, fuhr und den Rettungskräften „das Auto sei auf ‚Autopilot‘ gewesen“ gesagt habe, wie aus Gerichtsunterlagen hervorgeht. Avila starb später in einem nahegelegenen Krankenhaus.
Tesla-Fahrer wegen Totschlags nach Unfall mit Wohnhaus in Texas angeklagt
2. Juli (Reuters) - Ein Mann aus Texas ist wegen Totschlags angeklagt worden, nachdem er mit einem Tesla (TSLA.O), der die automatisierte Fahrautomatik nutzt, in ein Wohngebiet im Großraum Houston gefahren war und dabei eine 76-jährige Großmutter getötet hatte, wie aus Gerichtsunterlagen hervorgeht.
Michael David Butler, 44, sagte der Polizei, er habe am 19. Juni seinen Model 3 im Modus „Full Self-Driving“ gefahren, als er in das Haus von Martha Avila in Katy, Texas, fuhr und den Rettungskräften „das Auto sei auf ‚Autopilot‘ gewesen“ gesagt habe, wie aus Gerichtsunterlagen hervorgeht. Avila starb später in einem nahegelegenen Krankenhaus.
Michael David Butler, 44, sagte der Polizei, er habe am 19. Juni seinen Model 3 im Modus „Full Self-Driving“ gefahren, als er in das Haus von Martha Avila in Katy, Texas, fuhr und den Rettungskräften „das Auto sei auf ‚Autopilot‘ gewesen“ gesagt habe, wie aus Gerichtsunterlagen hervorgeht. Avila starb später in einem nahegelegenen Krankenhaus.
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US-Mission des Nissan-CEOs: Das Image von Mietwagen ablegen1. Juli (Reuters) – Nissan (7201.T), öffnet neuen Tab: Der CEO Ivan Espinosa zeigte sich erfreut, als der Automobilhersteller am Mittwoch berichtete, dass der Absatz von Fahrzeugen in den USA im zweiten Quartal leicht gestiegen ist. Doch er weiß, dass es noch ein weiter Weg ist.
Espinosa, der im April 2025 den Top-Posten beim japanischen Automobilhersteller übernommen hat, macht die USA zu einem zentralen Bestandteil seiner Erneuerungsstrategie. Der Anteil von Nissan am US-Markt liegt nur knapp über 6% und damit unter etwa 9% vor einem Jahrzehnt.
Espinosa, ein 47-jähriger mexikanischer Staatsbürger, hat sich offen dazu geäußert, dass Nissan in den USA seinen Kurs verloren habe. Das Unternehmen habe zu stark versucht, den Absatz zu steigern, was zu Problemen bei Qualität und Image geführt habe, sagte der CEO Reuters in einem Interview am Mittwoch.
US-Mission des Nissan-CEOs: Das Image von Mietwagen ablegen
1. Juli (Reuters) – Nissan (7201.T), öffnet neuen Tab: Der CEO Ivan Espinosa zeigte sich erfreut, als der Automobilhersteller am Mittwoch berichtete, dass der Absatz von Fahrzeugen in den USA im zweiten Quartal leicht gestiegen ist. Doch er weiß, dass es noch ein weiter Weg ist.
Espinosa, der im April 2025 den Top-Posten beim japanischen Automobilhersteller übernommen hat, macht die USA zu einem zentralen Bestandteil seiner Erneuerungsstrategie. Der Anteil von Nissan am US-Markt liegt nur knapp über 6% und damit unter etwa 9% vor einem Jahrzehnt.
Espinosa, ein 47-jähriger mexikanischer Staatsbürger, hat sich offen dazu geäußert, dass Nissan in den USA seinen Kurs verloren habe. Das Unternehmen habe zu stark versucht, den Absatz zu steigern, was zu Problemen bei Qualität und Image geführt habe, sagte der CEO Reuters in einem Interview am Mittwoch.
Espinosa, der im April 2025 den Top-Posten beim japanischen Automobilhersteller übernommen hat, macht die USA zu einem zentralen Bestandteil seiner Erneuerungsstrategie. Der Anteil von Nissan am US-Markt liegt nur knapp über 6% und damit unter etwa 9% vor einem Jahrzehnt.
Espinosa, ein 47-jähriger mexikanischer Staatsbürger, hat sich offen dazu geäußert, dass Nissan in den USA seinen Kurs verloren habe. Das Unternehmen habe zu stark versucht, den Absatz zu steigern, was zu Problemen bei Qualität und Image geführt habe, sagte der CEO Reuters in einem Interview am Mittwoch.
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Autobauer nutzen Amerikas 250. Geburtstag und die WM, um die Patriotismus-Flagge hochzuziehenDETROIT, 2. Juli (Reuters) – US-Autobauer haben ihre Marketingkampagnen seit langem mit amerikanischem Stolz und entsprechenden Motiven angereichert. Doch die diesjährige Kombination aus dem 250. Geburtstag der Nation und den World-Cup-Spielen, die auf US-Boden stattfinden, lässt sie geradewegs auf volle George-Washington-Tour gehen.
Eine Aktion des Jeep-Herstellers Stellantis (STLAM.MI) eröffnet ein neues Tabversprechen, 100 in den USA ansässige Einwohner legal nach dem ersten Präsidenten des Landes benanntem – darunter, falls die Außenseiter-Amerikaner den World-Cup-Pokal mit nach Hause nehmen.
Autobauer nutzen Amerikas 250. Geburtstag und die WM, um die Patriotismus-Flagge hochzuziehen
DETROIT, 2. Juli (Reuters) – US-Autobauer haben ihre Marketingkampagnen seit langem mit amerikanischem Stolz und entsprechenden Motiven angereichert. Doch die diesjährige Kombination aus dem 250. Geburtstag der Nation und den World-Cup-Spielen, die auf US-Boden stattfinden, lässt sie geradewegs auf volle George-Washington-Tour gehen.
Eine Aktion des Jeep-Herstellers Stellantis (STLAM.MI) eröffnet ein neues Tabversprechen, 100 in den USA ansässige Einwohner legal nach dem ersten Präsidenten des Landes benanntem – darunter, falls die Außenseiter-Amerikaner den World-Cup-Pokal mit nach Hause nehmen.
Eine Aktion des Jeep-Herstellers Stellantis (STLAM.MI) eröffnet ein neues Tabversprechen, 100 in den USA ansässige Einwohner legal nach dem ersten Präsidenten des Landes benanntem – darunter, falls die Außenseiter-Amerikaner den World-Cup-Pokal mit nach Hause nehmen.
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Tesla meldet Rekord bei Auslieferungen im zweiten Quartal, da der Absatz in Europa wieder anzieht2. Juli (Reuters) – Tesla (TSLA.O), öffnet einen neuen Tab, hat die Erwartungen der Wall Street für die Auslieferungen im zweiten Quartal am Donnerstag deutlich übertroffen und für den Zeitraum einen Rekord aufgestellt, nachdem sich die Nachfrage in Europa erholte, während die anhaltende Schwäche in Nordamerika dagegen nicht überwunden wurde.
Die starken Zahlen deuten darauf hin, dass Teslas Kerngeschäft im Automobilbereich nach zwei aufeinanderfolgenden jährlichen Rückgängen bei den Verkäufen wieder an Fahrt gewinnt und damit den finanziellen Spielraum schafft, um seine Ambitionen im Bereich autonomes Fahren und künstliche Intelligenz zu verwirklichen – die wichtigsten Treiber für die rund 1,6 Billionen US-Dollar schwere Bewertung des Unternehmens.
Tesla meldet Rekord bei Auslieferungen im zweiten Quartal, da der Absatz in Europa wieder anzieht
2. Juli (Reuters) – Tesla (TSLA.O), öffnet einen neuen Tab, hat die Erwartungen der Wall Street für die Auslieferungen im zweiten Quartal am Donnerstag deutlich übertroffen und für den Zeitraum einen Rekord aufgestellt, nachdem sich die Nachfrage in Europa erholte, während die anhaltende Schwäche in Nordamerika dagegen nicht überwunden wurde.
Die starken Zahlen deuten darauf hin, dass Teslas Kerngeschäft im Automobilbereich nach zwei aufeinanderfolgenden jährlichen Rückgängen bei den Verkäufen wieder an Fahrt gewinnt und damit den finanziellen Spielraum schafft, um seine Ambitionen im Bereich autonomes Fahren und künstliche Intelligenz zu verwirklichen – die wichtigsten Treiber für die rund 1,6 Billionen US-Dollar schwere Bewertung des Unternehmens.
Die starken Zahlen deuten darauf hin, dass Teslas Kerngeschäft im Automobilbereich nach zwei aufeinanderfolgenden jährlichen Rückgängen bei den Verkäufen wieder an Fahrt gewinnt und damit den finanziellen Spielraum schafft, um seine Ambitionen im Bereich autonomes Fahren und künstliche Intelligenz zu verwirklichen – die wichtigsten Treiber für die rund 1,6 Billionen US-Dollar schwere Bewertung des Unternehmens.
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Together AI nimmt 800 Millionen US-Dollar ein – Bewertung bei 8,3 Milliarden US-Dollar1. Juli (Reuters) – Together AI hat am Mittwoch mitgeteilt, dass das Unternehmen in einer Finanzierungsrunde 800 Millionen US-Dollar aufgebracht hat. Angeführt wurde die Runde von Aramco Ventures (2222.SE), öffnet neuen Tab, und damit wurde die Bewertung der Start-up-Firma für künstliche Intelligenz mehr als verdoppelt auf 8,3 Milliarden US-Dollar.
Das 2022 gegründete Startup bietet eine Plattform, mit der Unternehmen KI-Workloads anhand offener Modelle wie DeepSeek, MiniMax und Kimi trainieren und ausführen können – zu niedrigeren Kosten als mit geschlossenen Systemen.
Vista Equity Partners, General Catalyst, Emergence Capital, Nvidia (NVDA.O), öffnet neuen Tab, Salesforce Ventures (CRM.N), öffnet neuen Tab, March Capital, Pegatron und SentinelOne's (S.N), öffnet neuen Tab S
Together AI nimmt 800 Millionen US-Dollar ein – Bewertung bei 8,3 Milliarden US-Dollar
1. Juli (Reuters) – Together AI hat am Mittwoch mitgeteilt, dass das Unternehmen in einer Finanzierungsrunde 800 Millionen US-Dollar aufgebracht hat. Angeführt wurde die Runde von Aramco Ventures (2222.SE), öffnet neuen Tab, und damit wurde die Bewertung der Start-up-Firma für künstliche Intelligenz mehr als verdoppelt auf 8,3 Milliarden US-Dollar.
Das 2022 gegründete Startup bietet eine Plattform, mit der Unternehmen KI-Workloads anhand offener Modelle wie DeepSeek, MiniMax und Kimi trainieren und ausführen können – zu niedrigeren Kosten als mit geschlossenen Systemen.
Vista Equity Partners, General Catalyst, Emergence Capital, Nvidia (NVDA.O), öffnet neuen Tab, Salesforce Ventures (CRM.N), öffnet neuen Tab, March Capital, Pegatron und SentinelOne's (S.N), öffnet neuen Tab S
Das 2022 gegründete Startup bietet eine Plattform, mit der Unternehmen KI-Workloads anhand offener Modelle wie DeepSeek, MiniMax und Kimi trainieren und ausführen können – zu niedrigeren Kosten als mit geschlossenen Systemen.
Vista Equity Partners, General Catalyst, Emergence Capital, Nvidia (NVDA.O), öffnet neuen Tab, Salesforce Ventures (CRM.N), öffnet neuen Tab, March Capital, Pegatron und SentinelOne's (S.N), öffnet neuen Tab S
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KI-Hoffnungen und -Ängste dominieren das Treffen globaler ZentralbankenDer Konsens dieser Diskussionen auf der jährlichen Konferenz der EZB in den windigen Hügeln Portugals war, dass KI alles auf den Kopf stellen kann und Probleme schafft, die sie sich im Moment nicht einmal vorstellen können: auf den Gebieten der Finanz- und Arbeitsmärkte, bei der Kreditvergabe durch Banken, für die Sicherheit und sogar beim Strombedarf.
Wenn KI zu viel liefert, wirkt sich das auf die finanzielle Stabilität aus. Wenn KI zu wenig liefert, wirkt sich das ebenfalls auf die finanzielle Stabilität aus, sagte Torsten Slok von Apollo Global Management den Schiedsrichtern der Zinsen weltweit bei einer der wichtigsten Podiumsdiskussionen im Resort von Sintra. KI war in Sintra ein so übergreifendes Thema, dass sich der Schwerpunkt in jede Diskussion einschlich – von Zuwanderung und Aufsicht bis hin zum Klima
KI-Hoffnungen und -Ängste dominieren das Treffen globaler Zentralbanken
Der Konsens dieser Diskussionen auf der jährlichen Konferenz der EZB in den windigen Hügeln Portugals war, dass KI alles auf den Kopf stellen kann und Probleme schafft, die sie sich im Moment nicht einmal vorstellen können: auf den Gebieten der Finanz- und Arbeitsmärkte, bei der Kreditvergabe durch Banken, für die Sicherheit und sogar beim Strombedarf.
Wenn KI zu viel liefert, wirkt sich das auf die finanzielle Stabilität aus. Wenn KI zu wenig liefert, wirkt sich das ebenfalls auf die finanzielle Stabilität aus, sagte Torsten Slok von Apollo Global Management den Schiedsrichtern der Zinsen weltweit bei einer der wichtigsten Podiumsdiskussionen im Resort von Sintra. KI war in Sintra ein so übergreifendes Thema, dass sich der Schwerpunkt in jede Diskussion einschlich – von Zuwanderung und Aufsicht bis hin zum Klima
Wenn KI zu viel liefert, wirkt sich das auf die finanzielle Stabilität aus. Wenn KI zu wenig liefert, wirkt sich das ebenfalls auf die finanzielle Stabilität aus, sagte Torsten Slok von Apollo Global Management den Schiedsrichtern der Zinsen weltweit bei einer der wichtigsten Podiumsdiskussionen im Resort von Sintra. KI war in Sintra ein so übergreifendes Thema, dass sich der Schwerpunkt in jede Diskussion einschlich – von Zuwanderung und Aufsicht bis hin zum Klima
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Wachstum der US-privaten Lohn- und Gehaltszahlungen im Juni verfehlt Erwartungen; Entlassungen gehen zurückWASHINGTON, 1. Juli (Reuters) - Die privaten Lohn- und Gehaltszahlungen in den USA sind im Juni weniger gestiegen als erwartet. Ein deutlicher Rückgang bei geplanten Entlassungen deutet jedoch auf stabile Bedingungen am Arbeitsmarkt im vergangenen Monat hin.
Die private Beschäftigung ist im vergangenen Monat um 98.000 Stellen gestiegen, nachdem der zuvor unverändert ausgewiesene Anstieg im Mai bei 122.000 gelegen hatte. Dies geht aus dem ADP National Employment Report hervor. Von Reuters befragte Ökonomen hatten erwartet, dass die private Beschäftigung um 118.000 steigen würde.
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Wachstum der US-privaten Lohn- und Gehaltszahlungen im Juni verfehlt Erwartungen; Entlassungen gehen zurück
WASHINGTON, 1. Juli (Reuters) - Die privaten Lohn- und Gehaltszahlungen in den USA sind im Juni weniger gestiegen als erwartet. Ein deutlicher Rückgang bei geplanten Entlassungen deutet jedoch auf stabile Bedingungen am Arbeitsmarkt im vergangenen Monat hin.
Die private Beschäftigung ist im vergangenen Monat um 98.000 Stellen gestiegen, nachdem der zuvor unverändert ausgewiesene Anstieg im Mai bei 122.000 gelegen hatte. Dies geht aus dem ADP National Employment Report hervor. Von Reuters befragte Ökonomen hatten erwartet, dass die private Beschäftigung um 118.000 steigen würde.
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#SpotSilverRises3%To$60.10
#KoreanWonWeakestSince2009
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Die private Beschäftigung ist im vergangenen Monat um 98.000 Stellen gestiegen, nachdem der zuvor unverändert ausgewiesene Anstieg im Mai bei 122.000 gelegen hatte. Dies geht aus dem ADP National Employment Report hervor. Von Reuters befragte Ökonomen hatten erwartet, dass die private Beschäftigung um 118.000 steigen würde.
#OilPriceFalls
#SpotSilverRises3%To$60.10
#KoreanWonWeakestSince2009
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#JDVanceDisclosesBTCHoldings
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