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South Korean and Taiwanese stocks plunge on AI selloff and rising geopolitical tensions
South Korean Kospi and Taiwanese stocks fell sharply amid a broad AI tech selloff and regional geopolitical risks on June 8, 2026.
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Nvidia delays RTX 50 Super series to early 2027 with 12 GB RTX 5060 variant expected
Nvidia pushed back its RTX 50 Super GPU refresh to CES 2027, introducing models with increased VRAM and a new 12 GB RTX 5060 variant.
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Asian Stocks Slide as US Rate Hike Fears and AI Sell-Off Hit Markets
Asian stock markets fell sharply June 8, pressured by US Fed rate concerns, elevated oil prices, and AI sector sell-offs.
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UN Warns AI's 2030 Environmental Impact Could Match Major Nations’ Footprint
A 2026 UN report warns AI's energy, water, and land use may rival major countries by 2030, with power and water demands surging worldwide.
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Brazil’s Embraer plans eventual entry of E2 jets into Chinese market
Embraer aims to introduce E2 family jets into China as a complement to local aircraft, with a dedicated Beijing team promoting the models.
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OpenAI to End AI Model Supply to SpaceX-Owned Cursor Amid Musk-Altman Feud
OpenAI announced it will terminate AI model agreements with Cursor, owned by SpaceX, citing concerns over contract violations by Elon Musk companies.
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AWS to Deploy 2 Million More Nvidia GPUs by 2028 and Expand AI Partnership
Amazon Web Services plans to add 2 million Nvidia GPUs globally by 2028 and deepen its AI collaboration with Nvidia, including new CPU and memory technologies.
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2024 Pokémon World Champion Banned from 2026 Worlds Over Merch Line-Cutting
2024 Pokémon World Champion Luca Ceribelli and two other players were banned from the 2026 World Championships for allegedly cutting the merch line.
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Honda and Nissan expected to finalize joint vehicle software deal by August 31, 2026
Honda and Nissan are expected to reach an agreement by August 31 on developing shared vehicle software for 2029 models.
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Jumbo Group invests S$10 million in new Singapore HQ for China focus and growth
Jumbo Group is investing S$10 million to build a new headquarters in Tai Seng, expanding capacity and refocusing China operations on Shanghai.
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China unveils world's first prefabricated green power hub for data centres in Qingdao
China launched the first prefabricated energy hub for computing facilities in Qingdao, cutting land and costs while ensuring robust green power supply.
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AI-Generated Internet Traffic Exceeds Human Traffic for the First Time
AI-generated web requests now make up 57.4% of traffic on Cloudflare’s network, surpassing human-generated traffic at 42.6%.
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German Carmakers Explore Chinese and Defense Partnerships to Use Idle Plants
German carmakers consider partnerships with Chinese firms and defense companies to address underused factories amid weakening demand and rising competition.
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Study finds 90–119 minutes of weekly resistance training cuts mortality risk by up to 27%
Researchers tracking nearly 150,000 people found moderate weekly resistance training lowers all-cause, cardiovascular, and neurological deaths.
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China Plans Overhaul of Fund Industry and Tightens Programme Trading Oversight
China Securities Regulatory Commission unveiled a three-year plan and new framework to reform private funds and strengthen programme trading supervision.
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Global Airline Leaders Tackle Fuel Cost Surge and Aircraft Shortages at 2026 IATA Summit
Airline chiefs at the 2026 IATA summit in Rio addressed soaring fuel prices and aircraft delivery delays impacting profits.
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China and New Zealand hold 34th bilateral trade commission meeting in Beijing
China and New Zealand held their 34th bilateral trade commission meeting on June 5, 2026, focusing on deepening economic ties and advancing trade negotiations.
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China issues guidelines to reform home sales system and curb delivery risks
China announced new rules requiring local governments to shift housing sales to completed units to reduce delivery risks and protect buyers.
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Severe mudslides triggered by earthquake kill at least 95 near Nepal-China border
At least 95 people died and hundreds are missing after mudslides hit the Nepal-China border following a 4.4 earthquake.
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China-US trade truce likely extended as Xi Jinping plans US visit in September
China and the US are expected to extend their trade truce for about a year ahead of Xi Jinping's September 24 visit to meet Donald Trump.
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China’s largest banks report first-half profit growth amid easing margin pressure
ICBC and China’s top banks posted 3-5% profit growth in H1 2026 as net interest margins improved slightly amid lower funding costs.
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Typhoon Saudel makes double landfall in Zhejiang, China, disrupting travel and prompting evacuations
Typhoon Saudel struck Zhejiang province twice on August 28, causing flight, ferry, and rail service suspensions and large-scale evacuations.
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Japanese organisers say no accommodation for extra Asian Games participants beyond 15,000
Nagoya Asian Games organisers confirm no housing for about 2,000 additional athletes and officials as delegation size rises to 17,000
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Mojtaba Khamenei remains unseen six months after becoming Iran’s supreme leader
Six months after his appointment, Mojtaba Khamenei leads Iran from the shadows with no public appearances or direct messages.