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A US teleprompter operator is under CFTC investigation for allegedly betting on Trump's speech content on prediction platform Kalshi using advance knowledge. The platform flagged suspicious trades and is cooperating with regulators.
Read MoreHouse Speaker Mike Johnson plans to bring a stopgap spending bill to a vote next week, aiming to fund the government temporarily and avert a shutdown after the fiscal year ends on September 30. This move kicks off a critical funding battle ahead of the midterm elections.
Read MoreNVIDIA shares fell over 3% on July 16 after the U.S. International Trade Commission launched a 337 investigation into certain DRAM devices and downstream products. The probe involves major tech firms including Samsung, Google, NVIDIA, Super Micro Computer, and Broadcom, raising concerns about supply chain and patent risks.
Read MoreThe Israeli President stated that Iran's nuclear capability is the fundamental cause of the regional conflict. He insisted any future agreement must include explicit, binding conditions to prevent Tehran from developing nuclear weapons or militarizing the Strait of Hormuz as leverage.
Read MoreBenchmark initiates coverage on leading EDA firms with Buy ratings, citing AI integration, rising chip design complexity, and solid industry fundamentals as key drivers for sustained long-term demand and significant growth potential.
Read MoreIran's Foreign Ministry accused the US on July 16 of escalating attacks on civilian infrastructure and committing war crimes. It condemned the US for violating diplomatic commitments three times within a year, breaching a recent memorandum within 20 days. Iran warned neighboring states against providing facilities for US aggression.
Read MoreOn July 16, Houthi forces issued a stark warning that all Saudi oil facilities and critical infrastructure would become missile targets if Saudi Arabia launches renewed aggression in Yemen. This escalation threat directly endangers regional energy security and global oil markets.
Read MoreA significant bloc of 103 Democratic lawmakers voted in favor of cutting U.S. military aid to Israel, citing concerns over its military campaigns and expansion. This reveals deepening divisions within the party over Middle East policy and could reshape future diplomatic approaches.
Read MoreHouse Speaker Mike Johnson announced plans for a vote next week on a stopgap spending bill to fund the government and avert a shutdown before the September 30 deadline, kicking off a high-stakes budget battle.
Read MoreThe Houthi movement warned that if Saudi-led coalition resumes full-scale aggression in Yemen, all Saudi oil facilities and critical infrastructure will become legitimate targets for their missiles, escalating regional tensions and energy security risks.
Read MoreMorgan Stanley's brokerage platform E*TRADE has launched spot trading for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, allowing eligible clients direct access. This move signals deepening institutional crypto integration, with a 50 bps fee structure and planned asset transfers later this year.
Read MoreKraken has launched a new suite of options contracts for Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), expanding its derivatives offerings for sophisticated traders seeking advanced risk management and trading strategies.
Read MoreAI consultancy Eliza has been named a premier partner in OpenAI's partner network. The collaboration will focus on deploying and scaling advanced AI solutions like GPT-5.6 and ChatGPT Work across key industries such as finance and healthcare, building on Eliza's existing enterprise deployment experience.
Read MoreLeading fund managers, including Jin Zicai and Zhang Mingxin, have recently lifted purchase limits on multiple high-performing funds. With annual returns doubling, this coordinated move signals strategic shifts and boosts market liquidity, drawing investor attention.
Read MoreAn Iranian parliamentary official stated that the memorandum of understanding with the U.S. is currently invalid. Tehran is prepared to reactivate it if Washington resumes compliance. While the U.S. shows no current willingness, Iran would reconsider its position should America take action.
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