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Japan’s central bank is poised to raise rates to 0.75%, a level not seen in 30 years, as inflation pressures and yen weakness persist.
Apple’s next flagship, the iPhone 18 Pro, is expected to eliminate the notch and Dynamic Island, relocating the camera to the corner and embedding Face ID under the display, according to industry insiders.
A $10,000 investment in silver made near its 1980 peak would be worth only about $13,000 today, underscoring weak long-term returns.
Warner Bros. Discovery is expected to reject Paramount’s takeover proposal as early as Wednesday, reinforcing its preference for a standalone strategy.
Strategy purchased more than 10,600 Bitcoin worth $980 million in just one week, strengthening its position as a leading corporate BTC holder.
Nvidia launched its open Nemotron 3 AI model family and announced Super and Ultra versions coming in 2026, sending shares up 1.7%.
Psychologists applying clinical diagnostic methods to AI models found distinct behavioral and emotional patterns in ChatGPT, Grok, and Gemini.
Nasdaq has asked the SEC to approve 24-hour stock trading, a move that could transform U.S. equity markets and expand access for global investors.
Hardware makers plan to lower base memory in laptops and smartphones, pushing higher RAM configurations into premium segments without cutting prices.
The wealth gap in U.S. markets is accelerating as the top 10% now hold 88% of stocks, driven by decades of compounding and unequal participation.