Nvidia stock climbs 3%: why this analysts thinks it might be good time to buy the AI darling
Nvidia stock rose early on Friday as investors reacted to signs that the company may be nearing official US approval to resume exports
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Embraer’s Eve takes electric air taxi prototype on first test flight
Eve, Embraer’s electric aircraft subsidiary, said on Friday that its full-scale electric “flying car” prototype has completed its first flight, marking a key
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XRP retests the $1.77 support amid waning retail demand
The cryptocurrency market has continued its bearish performance this week, with over $50 billion wiped out from the market in the last 24
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EU to give $105B loan to Ukraine for 2026 to 2027
European Union leaders have agreed to allocate €90 billion ($105 billion) in financial support to Ukraine for 2026 and 2027, providing a crucial
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ByteDance signs deal to create TikTok US joint venture
TikTok’s Chinese owner, ByteDance, has signed binding agreements with three major investors to form a new joint venture that will operate TikTok’s US
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Why US banks are still wary of cannabis despite Trump’s policy shift
President Donald Trump’s move to relax federal marijuana regulations has been welcomed by the US cannabis industry, but it has not changed the
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Morning brief: EU backs Ukraine with $105B loan, TikTok strikes US JV deal
European policymakers, global markets, and Washington delivered a flurry of closely watched developments on Friday that underscored shifting geopolitical and financial dynamics. From
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Adani Group plans $11B investment in airports, eyes IPO by 2028
Billionaire Gautam Adani’s conglomerate plans to invest more than $11 billion in its airports business by the end of the decade, as it
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How Bulgaria’s corruption crisis has paralysed its government
Just weeks before Bulgaria prepares to adopt the Euro, its government is falling apart. Streets are full, parliament is paralysed, and the state
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SEC says Bitcoin mining hosting deals may qualify as securities in recent lawsuit
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has said in a recent lawsuit that third-party Bitcoin mining hosting agreements may be classified under federal