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Yen choppy amid intervention concerns, Asian shares eye weekly gain
Business Standard India· 3 days agoThe yen swung between losses and gains on Friday in volatile trade, reflecting investors'...
Yen choppy amid intervention nerves; Asia shares eye weekly gain
Theprint· 4 days agoMoves were similarly choppy in the other yen crosses, with the euro last up 0.02% against the yen...
Where is President Biden’s cavalry?
Semafor· 4 days ago“I think, at the end of the day, you know, not going out against him is standing with him,” she said. In the upper chamber, Biden’s home state Senator ...
Hedge funds turn to South Korea for next wave in AI - The Economic Times
The Economic Times· 4 days agoHedge funds hunting for artificial intelligence-related stock market bargains are rushing into South...
Quest Diagnostics to purchase outreach lab assets from health system OhioHealth
Hospital Management· 4 days agoThrough this, Quest Diagnostics...third quarter of this year subject to regulatory approvals....
Hedge funds turn to South Korea for next wave in AI - ET Telecom
The Economic Times· 4 days agoHONG KONG: Hedge funds hunting for artificial intelligence-related stock market bargains are rushing...
Hedge funds turn to South Korea for next wave in demand for AI tech
Theprint· 4 days agoFengHe and other hedge fund investors believe the AI frenzy over the past year that trebled the...
Hedge funds turn to South Korea for next wave in AI
CNBC Awaaz· 4 days agoHedge funds hunting for artificial intelligence-related stock market bargains are rushing into South Korea's chipmakers, betting a new wave of demand for high-end memory chips and government ...
One of The Last Holdouts, Australia Weighs Nuclear Power Pivot
Livemint· 5 days agoAustralia, one of the world’s last major nuclear power holdouts, is debating a pivot that could see the country end its decades-long resistance to the energy source. With less than a year until ...
CNN Announces Job Cuts and Upcoming Digital Subscriptions Launch
One India· 5 days agoCNN plans to cut about 100 jobs and introduce digital subscriptions by year-end, aiming to reshape its business and boost revenue.