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The market has discovered electricity and now everything is bullish

I love how the market spent two years pretending AI was just chips and then suddenly remembered that chips need electricity to do chip things. Now every company connected to power, cooling, copper, data centers, generators, transformers, batteries, cables, concrete, HVAC, and maybe even office chairs is getting rebranded as “critical AI infrastructure.” And the annoying part is that the thesis is kind of real. You actually do need power, memory, networking, cooling, land and grid upgrades to run

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Trade policy: Trump plans new tariffs – because of forced labor

The US government wants to punish 60 trading partners with import tariffs because they allegedly do not decisively combat imports made from forced labor. These include the EU, China and India.

Wall Street: US stock markets are falling – AI stocks continue to rise

The most important US indices cannot continue their record hunt of the past few days. The hope for large AI IPOs continues to boost tech stocks.

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The biggest industry, training hurdles for making drone wingman a reality

In our final video looking at manned-unmanned teaming, we consider likely changes ahead for defense manufacturers as the US increasingly partners with drones in combat.

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Small business owner with Google Play AdMob UStVA, ZM and reverse charge invoices?

Hello everyone, I am a student and have registered a small sole proprietorship for app development. I use the small business regulation according to §19 UStG. My income from Google Play and AdMob has been very low so far, totaling just a few euros or cents per day. I have a VAT ID number. receive. Since then I have been receiving small invoices from Google Commerce Limited, Ireland for Google Play Apps, e.g. E.g.: March 2026: €0.12 May 2026: €0.17 The invoices say: “Service

Markets: New tariffs and Middle East fears weigh on stock markets

The Dax moved further away from the 25,000 point mark on Wednesday. Rising oil prices are slowing the rise on Wall Street.

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Robinhood - Preventing access to my funds

I don't know what's going on but Robinhood has frozen access to my funds and preventing withdrawal. They triggered an ID request from me when I tried to request the withdrawal which failed multiple times because of their shitty softaware. They then sent me an email requesting ID verification a week ago which was immediately submitted without any response. Because they have not closed this ticket, I cannot get a call back from anyone in support. Super frustrated and just want to close this accoun

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Column “Hank’s World”: The black and red reformers do not tell the citizens the truth

The coalition uses a figure of thought that is known from antiquity. It is intended to disguise the fact that it is a kind of prison of power - and that the SPD plays the role of a veto player.

What's behind Palo Alto's earnings sell-off — and how to proceed

The stock was red hot into the earnings report.

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ARD-DeutschlandTrend: Concerns about economic decline are growing

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[CH] Swiss neo-broker buys 7% of Xtrackers FTSE All-World

Xtrackers recently launched a new FTSE All-World ETF: https://etf.dws.com/en-ch/IE000L6ZMMC4-ftse-all-world-ucits-etf-1c/ The Swiss neo-broker "neon" is one of the few Swiss banks to have free savings plans. The month before last, the Invesco FTSE All-World was swapped for the corresponding ETFs from Vanguard and the new Xtrackers. Invesco costs new and the other two are new free. June is the first month in which the vast majority of customers convert their savings plans

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Stock exchange: New rules for prestige listings: Indices make it easier for newcomers to the stock market like SpaceX to be included

Shortly before the space company's IPO, Nasdaq and other index providers are changing key listing regulations. Critics see this as a risk for price discovery and market stability.

EU high-tech agenda: distortion of reality

While US tech companies are pumping billions into AI infrastructure, the Chancellor sees Germany's independence coming from foreign data centers. That doesn't add up.

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Copper Tops $14,000 With Banks Calling for Even More Upside

Copper is trading just above $14,000 a ton in London, roughly $500 shy of its all-time high set in January, and Wall Street thinks it has further to run. Goldman Sachs lifted its end-2026 copper price target by more than 10% this week, raising its forecast to $13,735/ton from a previous $12,465/ton. The revision is driven by a weaker-than-expected supply outlook: the bank slashed its global mine supply estimate by 350,000 tons, citing ongoing operational disruptions at Indonesia's Grasberg compl

Takeover: Commerzbank is in contact with BaFin about the Unicredit offer

Commerzbank fears that the takeover attempt by UniCredit will distort investor interests. That is why it is in close contact with BaFin.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman to meet with lawmakers, Trump officials in DC

President Donald Trump signed an executive order about AI this week, which Altman voiced support for.

Takeover battle: Where do Commerzbank shares for Unicredit come from?

The Italian bank received a surprising number of Commerzbank shares despite a relatively unattractive offer. But the origin of the shares raises questions.

Tom Steyer spent $216 million of his own money to run for governor of California — here’s where that ranks

The latest big-spending and self-funding politician is Tom Steyer, a Democratic candidate for California governor who looks on track to be eliminated from the race.

Marvell’s stock is on a run not seen in a quarter-century as the tech company grows in stature

Marvell now ranks No. 22 in the Nasdaq-100 with a $269 billion market capitalization that’s higher than those of PepsiCo and T-Mobile.

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Anduril teams with Elbit America for Army’s self-propelled howitzer competition

Anduril joins the US subsidiary of Israeli company Elbit along with OshKosh Defense for the team’s offering for the highly anticipated competition.

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Consequences of the Iran War: “Like an ever-tightening vice”

The airline industry is still defying war and a lack of kerosene. But behind the scenes a change is beginning that threatens the airlines of Europe and the Gulf.

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Alcohol: Maison Pommery is examining Henkell Freixenet's majority stake

Henkell Freixenet is negotiating a takeover of the ailing French champagne house Pommery. A deal would create one of the largest sparkling wine companies in the world.

DraftKings and FanDuel are likely to lose money on the NBA Finals — whether the Knicks or Spurs win

San Antonio “is the biggest remaining liability on the futures book,” say sports-betting experts — but the Knicks “are a loser for the book as well.”

Another redemption wave is spooking the $2 trillion private-credit market

Private-credit woes are back in focus after a pair of l funds limited redemptions in the second quarter

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Question about savings with personal loan

I don't really understand this stuff so I have to ask. My mother(55) has really good credit with the bank, always pays bills on time, no purchases, no debt, and saves her money as well. She wants to get a personal loan of Є16000(16k when converted to Є from my currency which is a lot) which she then wants to put it in a savings account that pays out yearly, the savings account would give her ~Є500 a year, and the yearly payback on the loan is ~Є550, so she would have to pay back ~Є50 a year(whic

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Kuwait Says Oil Output Won't Recover for 10-12 Weeks After Hormuz Reopens

Kuwait Petroleum Company expects it will take considerably longer to restore oil production than many traders appear to assume if the Strait of Hormuz reopens in the coming days. Speaking at the S&P Global Energy Middle East Petroleum and Gas Conference, the company’s managing director for international marketing, Shaikh Khaled Ahmad Al-Sabah, said Kuwait would need six to eight weeks to recover roughly 70% of normal production levels after Hormuz reopens, with the remaining 30% requiring about

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Pharma: Eli Lilly halves billion-dollar investment in Rhineland-Palatinate

It is further negative news from the pharmaceutical industry: Because of the federal government's austerity plans, the US company wants to drastically reduce a major investment in Rhineland-Palatinate.

Sp500 biggest 100 years of structural changes

A lot of people treat the S&P 500 like it is a passive, mathematical law of nature. It isn't. It is an actively managed, rules-based product run by a committee, and they change the rules whenever the market threatens to break their methodology. Right now in mid-2026, they are quietly rewriting the rulebook to accommodate the incoming wave of massive IPOs like SpaceX and Anthropic. I wanted to break down exactly what is happening now, and rank the most impactful structural changes the index has m

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Uber slashes people division by nearly a quarter. CEO says 'changes are necessary'

Uber said the cuts were not driven by AI, which has allowed many tech businesses to cut costs and automate workloads