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Hong Kong Stock Exchange considers evening trading and shorter lunch break
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Hong Kong Stock Exchange considers evening trading and shorter lunch break

Hong Kong Stock Exchange operator HKEX is considering expanding its opening hours. Among other things, it is proposed to eliminate lunch breaks and add stock trading in the evening, Bloomberg reports, citing sources
Ryanair reports larger-than-expected 34% drop in quarterly profit
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Ryanair reports larger-than-expected 34% drop in quarterly profit

Irish low-cost airline Ryanair reports a net profit of 538 million euros for the first quarter of the company's financial year, which ended in June.
OpenAI developing screen-free AI companion that can control smart devices, report says
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OpenAI developing screen-free AI companion that can control smart devices, report says

OpenAI is developing a portable, screen-free smart speaker intended to be a new kind of computer for the AI era, Bloomberg reports, citing sources.
Samsung explores Wall Street listing after SK Hynix’s New York debut, Bloomberg says
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Samsung explores Wall Street listing after SK Hynix’s New York debut, Bloomberg says

South Korean technology giant Samsung Electronics has begun exploring the possibility of listing a depositary receipt on Wall Street, Bloomberg reports, citing sources.
DeepSeek founder Liang Wenfeng becomes world’s richest AI founder
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DeepSeek founder Liang Wenfeng becomes world’s richest AI founder

A 41-year-old Chinese man has become the world's richest AI founder.
Adnoc offers oil deliveries outside Strait of Hormuz to reduce shipping risk
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Adnoc offers oil deliveries outside Strait of Hormuz to reduce shipping risk

The United Arab Emirates' state-owned Abu Dhabi National Oil Co (Adnoc) is offering refinery customers with long-term supply contracts the option of having oil delivered ship-to-ship outside the Strait of Hormuz.
Qatar pauses restart of major gas plant after tanker attack
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Qatar pauses restart of major gas plant after tanker attack

Qatar is pausing efforts to rapidly increase fossil gas production at the Ras Laffan complex, the country's largest gas facility and the largest of its kind in the world. The decision follows a series of emergency meetings after a tanker carrying Qatari gas was hit by Iranian shelling on Tuesday
Ukraine says 25 Russian ships hit near Crimea in four days
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Ukraine says 25 Russian ships hit near Crimea in four days

At least 25 Russian ships have been hit in Ukrainian attacks near the Crimean peninsula in the past four days, the commander of Ukraine's drone force said, according to the BBC.
Eurozone retail sales rise less than expected in May
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Eurozone retail sales rise less than expected in May

Retail sales in the eurozone rose by 0. 2 percent in May compared with the previous month, according to monthly statistics from the statistical office Eurostat
German factory orders rise more than expected in May
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German factory orders rise more than expected in May

Orders received by German factories increased more than expected in May, according to recent figures from the German Ministry of Economy.
Israel weighs Wall Street listings for defense giants IAI and Rafael
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Israel weighs Wall Street listings for defense giants IAI and Rafael

Israel is considering listing two state-controlled arms manufacturers on Wall Street: Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) and Rafael Advanced Defense Systems.
US stock market booms, Apple plummets
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US stock market booms, Apple plummets

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The price of oil shipping is nine times higher
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The price of oil shipping is nine times higher

There is a shortage of empty oil tankers available around the Persian Gulf. India has now booked one at nine times the normal price
Indonesia's central bank raises key interest rate for third time in a month to 5.75 percent
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Indonesia's central bank raises key interest rate for third time in a month to 5.75 percent

Indonesia's central bank is raising its key interest rate. For residents, this is the third interest-rate increase in a month
Fed leaves interest rates unchanged, board disagrees on future outlook
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Fed leaves interest rates unchanged, board disagrees on future outlook

The US Federal Reserve (Fed) - with new head Kevin Warsh at the helm - has, as expected, left US interest rates in the range of 3. 50–3
Lost nine million after Spain's 0-0 draw
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Lost nine million after Spain's 0-0 draw

Draft agreement leaked - Iran to receive at least $300 billion
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Draft agreement leaked - Iran to receive at least $300 billion

Iran's oil exports will resume and a plan will be created to enable the country's economic development, according to a draft agreement between Iran and the United States seen by media outlets.
SpaceX ready for Nasdaq listing - largest IPO in history
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SpaceX ready for Nasdaq listing - largest IPO in history

SpaceX's IPO on Friday will be the largest of all time by far. On Thursday evening, the company confirmed the IPO price at $135 per share
USA: Many new jobs lower probability of interest rate cut
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USA: Many new jobs lower probability of interest rate cut

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ECB expected to raise interest rates twice this year
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ECB expected to raise interest rates twice this year

The European Central Bank (ECB) will raise interest rates twice this year in the wake of upward pressure on consumer prices resulting from the war in Iran, according to a recent Bloomberg survey of experts.
Slightly more new jobs in the US than expected in May
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Slightly more new jobs in the US than expected in May

Private sector employment in the United States increased by 122,000 jobs in May, according to figures from payroll provider ADP. This was marginally more than expected
Eurozone producer prices rise 0.6 percent in April, up 4.9 percent annually
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Eurozone producer prices rise 0.6 percent in April, up 4.9 percent annually

Producer prices in the eurozone rose 0. 6 percent in April compared to March, according to the statistics agency Eurostat
Eurozone inflation expectations slightly lower in April
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Eurozone inflation expectations slightly lower in April

Inflation expectations among consumers in the eurozone fell slightly in April, according to a recent survey by the European Central Bank (ECB), easing some pressure on the ECB to raise its key interest rate.
Million-dollar bill for luxury World Cup boxes at Mexico City's Azteca Stadium
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Million-dollar bill for luxury World Cup boxes at Mexico City's Azteca Stadium

Supporters can rent luxury boxes at the classic Azteca Stadium in Mexico City during the World Cup. However, that requires a multi-million-dollar budget
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