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Astronauts take shelter as air leaks worsen on International Space Station

A worsening air leak aboard the International Space Station prompted five astronauts to take shelter and prepare for evacuation for roughly two hours on Friday as Russia attempted to ‌fix a crack on its portion of the orbital laboratory, Nasa said. The four astronauts of Nasa’s Crew-12 mission aboard the station – two Americans, a French astronaut and a Russian cosmonaut – along with another US astronaut were ordered by Nasa mission control at 9.04am on Friday to enter their SpaceX-built Crew...

Boeing to start 737 Max production on new assembly line July 6, CEO says

The new 737 Max final assembly line in Everett, Washington, will serve as a catalyst for increasing Max production to 52 jets per month.

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According to the ZDF documentary: Job center terminates employees after criticism of citizens' money

A job center employee speaks on ZDF Tacheles – and is fired. He is said to have defamed his employer.

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Navy lifts price ceiling for new trainer jet

The Navy updated the price ceiling to $2.7 billion in May, up from roughly $1.8 billion.

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I'm 34 with $50k in savings. Need Help/Advice.

I'm 34 with $50k in savings, am I doing okay? The good news: I just got a promotion and will be making $200k/year going forward. I'm planning to save about $3k a month from here on out. Are there any success stories of people who started getting serious about saving in their mid-30s and turned out just fine? submitted by /u/StoneColdTrader [link] [comments]

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AgiBot shipped 10,000 humanoid robots and barely anyone covered it

A Chinese robotics company called AgiBot hit 10,000 cumulative units shipped on March 30. Morgan Stanley estimates global humanoid robot shipments in 2025 were between 13,000 and 16,000 total, with China making about 90%. Unitree grew 2025 revenue roughly 335%. 60% gross margins. UBTech got its Walker S2 into mass production. So one country is producing nearly all the humanoid robots on the planet and the iteration speed is increasing. TrendForce expects Unitree and AgiBot to control near 80% of

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Bank of England Official Says Oil Crisis Clouds Rate Outlook

The Bank of England may know where inflation is headed, but it has a much harder time knowing where oil—and interest rates—are headed. That was the message from Bank of England policymaker Swati Dhingra on Friday, as the ongoing Middle East energy crisis continues to complicate the outlook for interest rates. "If you ask me what's my interest rate decision next month going to look like or in the future, I think that's very hard to say, because the big elephant in the room here is what happens to

If the semiconductor rally loses steam, it’s retail investors who could get hurt the most

May was the strongest month of the year for buying by retail investors, as individuals piled into semiconductor stocks.

We're buying the dip in our newest chip stock, getting a better price on a great name

We initiated a position Wednesday, highlighting its central processing unit business and its foothold in manufacturing.

EU-Western Balkans summit: EU enlargement until 2028? Merz and Macron want to pick up the pace

The EU has not accepted any members for 13 years. That should change soon if Merz and Macron have their way. For Albania's head of government, the EU has something in common with God and sex.

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Iran war: Analysts warn of oil shortages in the summer

According to experts, there could be oil shortages in Europe and corresponding reactions on the markets as early as the summer. What investors need to prepare for.

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Merrill Edge hasn’t credited cash-in-lieu after ETF reverse split (over a month later). What can I do?

I’m running into a frustrating issue with Merrill Edge and wondering if anyone has advice. On May 5th, the GOVZ ETF underwent a 4:1 reverse split. At the time, I held 2.07 shares in my Roth IRA. Based on the split, that should have been reduced to 0.51 shares. As this would have left me with less than 1 share, I expected to receive cash in lieu for the fractional amount. However, over a month later, I have not received any cash in lieu and I did not receive the fractional shares either. I’ve cal

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Does the thought sometimes make you sad that you will never be able to afford certain things in life?

Hello dear Carbonara disciples, does the thought sometimes make you sad that you will never be able to afford certain things in life? I'm currently playing the new Forza and the same thought keeps coming to me. To be honest, when I see all the Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Porsches, etc. it sometimes makes me a little sad. Not because I *need* to own a car like that, but because I realize that I will probably never be able to afford such things.

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Business ticker: US fast food restaurant chain Taco Bell is coming to Germany

No take-off for SpaceX in the S&P 500 +++ C.H.Beck-Verlag takes over majority in dtv +++ Strong US job data boosts bets on rising interest rates in December +++ News in the company live blog.

LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman is leaving Microsoft's board after almost a decade

Reid Hoffman was one of OpenAI's first donors, and he left its board in 2023 as the nonprofit cozied up with Microsoft.

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based on the British model: Why soda manufacturers could soon change their recipes

Well-known soda manufacturers could soon adapt their recipe - at least to avoid the sugar tax planned in Germany for 2028. What that could mean specifically for the popular products.

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Under ‘Drone Dominance’ push, Pentagon begins receiving small drones

So far, the department has ordered 20,000 small, FPV-style drones from 10 vendors.

Fund tip of the week: What currently speaks for convertible bonds

With convertible bonds, investors not only secure fixed interest rates, but also the right to exchange the securities for shares. The bonds are doing well – for good reasons.

Alzheimer's medication: How much can joy of life cost?

After many years there are new, effective drugs against Alzheimer's. But it is questionable whether the health insurance companies pay enough.

Reforms: Merz hopes for consensus through social partner dialogue

Employers and unions meet with representatives of the federal government. The Chancellor is calling on them to make joint proposals for the location.

Odds of a Fed hike this year jump on prediction markets

Following an unexpectedly hot jobs report, prediction market traders see a 52% chance the Federal Reserve increases interest rates this year.

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Is bunq legit for daily banking and investing?

I'm confused about this neo bank. One one hand, they're properly regulated by the ECB and more or less popular here in Europe. But even on surface, there are some negative reviews and reported issues. At the end of the day, is it legit or not? I want to use it for my daily banking, along with trying something lighter for investing in stocks and ETFs. If you have any banking xp with them, please share. I'll highly appreciate this. submitted by /u/grow_gred [link] [comments]

The gold chart looks precarious. Here's how to profit

Gold is at a technically precarious juncture, and the good news for you is that options market may be mispricing the risk.

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How Chinese drink chains are testing the limits of soft power

Makeda George steps out of a Mixue store in downtown Brooklyn, New York, clutching a bubble tea as she weaves through a crowd of teenagers. The local resident says she had been eager to try the brand after noticing a surge of new outlets opening in recent months. “I decided to try the bubble tea. It was good,” she said, adding that she did not know it was a Chinese drink chain but figured it was Asian given the branding. “Everywhere you go, every nook, every cranny, you just see them popping...

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S&P Rejects Fast Entry for SpaceX, Delaying $14B in Passive Inflows

Earlier today, in our forensic analysis of the SpaceX IPO, we said that according to BNP estimates, the company's inclusion into the S&P 500 some 6 months after the offering would unlock $13.4 billion worth of inflows. It turns out that that is not going to happen 6 months after the IPO. In fact, the earliest it may happen is 12 months after Friday's break for trading... and realistically well after that. That's because after the close today, S&P Dow Jones Indices said it would keep its existing

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Are retail IPO allocations mostly the deals institutions don’t want?

I’ve been thinking about IPO offerings and how shares are allocated. Is it reasonable to assume that the most attractive IPOs are largely bought up by institutional investors before the general public gets much access? In other words, when retail investors are offered IPO shares, is that sometimes a warning sign that institutional demand wasn’t strong enough to absorb the offering? Or is that too simplistic, and are there other reasons retail investors might receive allocations even in a desirab

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Here’s what wild single-stock price swings may signal for your index fund

Also in Weekend Reads: The latest on SpaceX and other IPOs, a raw deal for Alphabet’s non-Berkshire shareholders and advice from the Moneyist.

Space: Astronauts temporarily leave the ISS space station due to leaks

Nasa is concerned about cracks and leaks in a module on the International Space Station. This had consequences for the crew. Repairs are pending.