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China Plans AI Token Futures Market at Shanghai Exchange Amid US Tech Rivalry
China is designing AI token futures at the Shanghai Futures Exchange to help companies hedge AI computational costs.
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US Energy Leaders Warn of Deep Oil Inventory Drops and Price Spike Risks Amid Middle East Conflict
ExxonMobil and Chevron executives warn global oil inventories will hit record lows soon, risking sharp price rises amid the Iran conflict and supply cuts.
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Europe shifts from partner to competitor view on China amid trade tensions
Europe now sees China as a strategic trade competitor, imposing new restrictions and investigating Chinese acquisitions in 2026.
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Fortune names Lisa Su 3rd and Yang Qiujin 19th among 2026 most powerful women in business
Fortune magazine ranked AMD’s Lisa Su 3rd and Foxconn’s Yang Qiujin 19th on its 2026 list of 100 most powerful women in business.
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Mexico's Chamber of Deputies passes amendment allowing election annulment over foreign interference
Mexico's lower house approved a constitutional amendment on May 28 allowing election annulment if foreign interference is detected.
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Former Shaolin Temple abbot Shi Yongxin sentenced to 24 years for embezzlement and bribery
Shi Yongxin, former abbot of Shaolin Temple, was sentenced to 24 years in prison and fined 3.5 million yuan for embezzlement and bribery.
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Iceland's parliament votes to hold August referendum on restarting EU accession talks
Iceland's parliament voted 34-8 to hold an August 29 referendum on restarting EU accession negotiations.
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Ubisoft to release Rayman Legends Remake 'Retold' on October 1, 2026
Ubisoft is developing Rayman Legends Retold, a remake set to launch worldwide on October 1, 2026, featuring new 3D sections and online co-op.
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2026 Shangri-La Dialogue opens in Singapore amid US-China relations and Iran war concerns
Defense leaders from 44 countries gathered in Singapore on May 29 for the 2026 Shangri-La Dialogue, focusing on US-China ties and regional security amid the Iran war.
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Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix hit $1 trillion market caps amid AI chip boom and fund selling pressure
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix each crossed $1 trillion in market value, driven by AI demand but facing forced fund selling limits.
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Japan's population falls 2.5% to 123 million, largest drop since 1920 census
Japan's population declined by 2.5% from 2020 to 2025, dropping to about 123 million in the largest census decrease on record.
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Innovent Biologics Signs $10.5 Billion Cancer Drug Deal With Pfizer
Innovent Biologics and Pfizer have agreed to a $10.5 billion global licensing deal for 12 early-stage cancer treatments.
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Russian drone crashes into Romanian apartment building, injuring two
A Russian drone crashed into a Galati apartment building overnight, causing fire and injuring two people, Romania said.
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BYD unveils China’s most powerful 4nm chip for self-driving electric vehicles
BYD introduced the Xuanji A3 chip, a 4nm automotive-grade processor for EVs, promising improved energy efficiency and advanced driver-assist features.
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China confirms order for 200 Boeing jets with plans for up to 750 total
China has officially ordered 200 Boeing jets as an initial tranche, with potential to increase purchases to 700-750 aircraft, sources say.
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Samsung ships samples of 12-layer HBM4E high-bandwidth memory chips to global customers
Samsung Electronics started shipping samples of its 12-layer HBM4E memory chips with 48GB capacity and up to 16 Gbps speed to major customers worldwide.
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Take-Two CEO Says Former Rockstar Staff Have Failed to Replicate GTA's Success
Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick said ex-Rockstar developers have tried but failed to match Grand Theft Auto's massive success.
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JD.com founder vows to protect 900,000 workers from job losses due to AI automation
JD.com founder Liu Qiangdong pledges to safeguard jobs for the firm’s 900,000 staff amid growing AI use.
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Sandoz files EU anti-dumping complaint against Chinese amoxicillin imports
Swiss drugmaker Sandoz filed an anti-dumping complaint with the EU targeting Chinese imports of the antibiotic amoxicillin on May 27.
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NBA to Introduce AI System for Automated Objective Referee Calls Starting 2026-27 Season
NBA commissioner Adam Silver announced the league will deploy AI to automate objective referee calls like out-of-bounds and possession rulings.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang joins advisory board of Beijing’s Tsinghua University
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has joined the advisory board of Tsinghua University School of Economics and Management in Beijing.
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Hong Kong to launch gold-clearing system by July 2026 to boost bullion trading hub status
Hong Kong will debut a government-owned gold-clearing system by July 2026 to strengthen its lead over Singapore as Asia’s main bullion trading center.
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US Removes Some Tariffs on Taiwanese Aircraft Parts, Caps Others at 15% Under Trade Deal
The US eased tariffs on Taiwanese aircraft components and capped auto, timber levies at 15% starting May 1, 2026, implementing a trade agreement.
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Viral Chinese shepherd job attracts 700+ applicants amid tough labor market
Chinese farm owner Zuo Xiaoyong received over 700 applications for two shepherd jobs offering 8,000 yuan monthly near Inner Mongolia.