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China's securities regulator has approved Unitree Robotics' application for an initial public offering on the STAR Market. As a leader in consumer quadruped robots expanding into humanoids, this IPO marks a key step towards commercial scale, positioning it as a potential 'first humanoid robot stock' and highlighting advanced tech industrialisation.
Read MoreTencent Holdings repurchased 1.1 million shares on July 2nd, spending approximately HK$500 million. This substantial buyback is widely seen as a strong signal of management's confidence in the company's intrinsic value and future prospects.
Read MoreThe Trump administration is expected to launch a 'Trump Account' next week, according to sources cited by Semafor. The account reportedly will not include a mechanism allowing financial institutions to custody it on their own platforms, raising questions about its operational model.
Read MoreOn July 2nd, investment firm Jefferies significantly lowered its price target for drone systems company Aerovironment from $305 to $229, while maintaining a 'Buy' rating. This adjustment reflects a reassessment of the company's valuation amid current market conditions.
Read MoreOn July 2, DeepSeek's service status page indicated performance degradation affecting both its web chat and API services. The technical team has identified the root cause and is actively implementing repairs. Users are advised to monitor official channels for updates.
Read MoreOn July 2nd, the USD/JPY exchange rate tumbled over 1%, decisively breaking below the key 161 level to around 160.92. This sharp decline highlights heightened volatility and shifting market sentiment, potentially driven by economic data or policy shifts, drawing close scrutiny from traders.
Read MoreCitadel Securities sues former European head Leonard Lancia for over £6 million in London, alleging he secretly planned crypto firm Portofino Technologies while employed. The court denied his request to lift an asset freeze, escalating the legal battle over trade secrets and breach of duty.
Read MoreThe USD/JPY pair extended its decline, hitting an intraday low of 161.05. The yen's sharp appreciation is driven by multiple market factors. This article analyzes the key reasons behind the move and provides outlook for the currency pair's next direction.
Read MoreSoftBank Group and SoftBank Corp. are forming SB Neo, a joint venture to launch a new AI-focused cloud service in the U.S. by fiscal 2027. The move targets the surging demand for AI compute power and could substantially boost the company's profits.
Read MoreThe crucial US June Non-Farm Payrolls report is set for release tonight at 8:30 EST. Market forecasts point to a sharp slowdown in job growth to around 110K, following unexpectedly weak ADP data. This report is pivotal for Fed policy expectations and global market sentiment.
Read MoreThe US has warned Iran that any attempt to alter the status quo in the Strait of Hormuz would be considered a breach of agreements. Sources indicate this is seen as a test of Iran's commitment, with progress on frozen funds contingent on compliance, raising tensions over the vital waterway.
Read MoreUS storage chip stocks extended losses in pre-market trading, with SanDisk dropping over 4%. Western Digital and Micron fell more than 3%, while Seagate declined nearly 3%. The sector faces cyclical pressures and weak demand concerns.
Read MoreBinance Futures launched 8 new USDT-margined perpetual contracts today, July 2nd, in a phased rollout. The contracts cover TradFi assets like Strategy Inc, Caterpillar, and Texas Instruments, all offering leverage of up to 25x, expanding options for traders.
Read MoreUS memory chip stocks extended losses in pre-market trading, with Micron Technology leading the decline. Major players like Western Digital and SanDisk also fell, reflecting growing concerns over near-term demand and inventory cycles in the semiconductor memory sector.
Read MoreThe EU's top court has dismissed Google's appeal, definitively upholding a record €4.1 billion antitrust fine. The ruling confirms Google illegally abused the dominance of its Android mobile operating system, marking a major victory for EU regulators in their crackdown on Big Tech's market power.
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