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11/06/2026
The scale of layoffs in the Asmai plan will be smaller than originally planned, and the layoffs are expected to take effect from May 1st.
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1 m ago
SpaceX's $75 billion IPO is set to debut, analysts warn that the Bitcoin market may face liquidity loss.
2 m ago
SpaceX only allocated secondary seats to some banks in the IPO underwriting team arrangement, which has caused dissatisfaction among these banks.
2 m ago
US tariff revenue in May was nearly balanced with refunds.
8 m ago
According to sources familiar with the matter reported by The Wall Street Journal, the US Department of Justice has issued subpoenas to several large US banks, including JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America, requesting information on whether there is a practice of "canceling banking services," that is, improperly closing customer accounts for political reasons. These subpoenas, issued by the Federal Prosecutors' Office in the District of Columbia led by Jeanine Pirro, mark a further escalation of the investigation initiated by Trump. The investigation aims to determine whether banks have discriminated against conservative individuals and industries with political controversies, including businesses related to the Trump family. Trump had previously stated last year that after the Capitol riot incident at the end of his first term in office, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America closed his bank accounts and refused to open new ones for him. In August of last year, Trump signed an executive order directing banking regulatory agencies to investigate whether financial institutions engage in "politically motivated or unlawful practices of canceling banking services" and to take appropriate actions, including imposing economic penalties.
14 m ago
The Chilean Ministry of Finance stated that the average price of copper is expected to be $5.50 per pound from 2026 to 2030.
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