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Jim Cramer warns excess supply could be the next biggest threat to the bull market

CNBC's Jim Cramer warned that a growing wave of AI-related capital raises could overwhelm investor demand and create a near-term headwind for stocks.

+++ Ukraine War +++: Ukraine – EU states give the green light for the first phase of accession talks

Europeans are apparently working on negotiation plans for Ukraine +++ Russian Saratov refinery apparently out of operation +++ Kremlin: 754 Ukrainian drones have been intercepted +++ The news blog.

SpaceX IPO will pop the AI bubble

OBS: im making this post mostly because I genuinely want to hear other opinions, especially from people who understand markets, tech, or macroeconomics better than I do. Just to give some context I’m an aerospace engineer and I work with satellites, so I’m definitely not an Elon Musk or SpaceX hater. But I really think people should be careful over the next few months because the AI bubble is close to bursting, and I believe a SpaceX IPO could be the trigger. If you believe “this time is differe

Comment: Failed vote – Friedrich Merz has one more problem

The defeat in New York comes at a time when the Chancellor could have used a foreign policy success. He also played a part in the failure.

How single-stock turbulence presents ‘asymmetric’ downside risk for a rather calm S&P 500

A “dispersion trade” is being fueled by rising volatility for individual stocks while index volatility is falling — suggesting the risks of a selloff are rising

Nokia’s quantum-safe integration with QuStream that hasn’t been widely disclosed yet

Been digging into some quantum security stuff and came across what looks like a quiet collaboration between Nokia and a smaller player called QuStream. At Nokia’s Swiss Innovation Day this year, QuStream’s CEO Adrian Neal (who also leads post-quantum at Capgemini) presented their joint work. They’re running QuStream’s Quantum Safe Network (QQSN) on Nokia’s high-performance hardware, with firmware integration and upgrades planned. The tech stands out: it uses information-theoretic security with p

The Fed can’t protect consumers from supply shocks and price gouging — but Congress can

As global disruptions drive up Americans’ grocery and gasoline prices, lawmakers need to take a stand.

US House votes to stop Iran war in rebuke to Trump

The Republican-led House voted on Wednesday to halt the war with Iran, breaking with US President Donald Trump on an unpopular foreign conflict that is taking an escalating economic toll on Americans. The 215-208 vote showed worries over the war spreading in the president’s own party five months before congressional elections. Last month, a Senate resolution to end the war also advanced past a procedural hurdle for the first time, though that legislation has not yet come to a formal vote. The...

Opinion of older people on the younger generation

I came across this video and am quite shocked by the statements of the first 2 people: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Jm-n7zI0hr8 Are they serious? These are individual opinions, right? You work yourself to death here and then statements like that are like a punch in the stomach. On the other hand, that would also explain the election results of the last federal election. Apart from the fact that "more work" would not solve our economic problem... submitted by /u/Zestyclose-Can5544 [li

Expert tips: Get rid of the lard! How much ear care does it take?

Many people find earwax disgusting and attack it with cotton swabs. Why you prefer to use a shower head instead - and how much attention your ears actually need.

“Like a phoenix rising from the ashes”: What an ADHD diagnosis means in the second half of life

A late ADHD diagnosis can change a lot of things - from self-perception to new treatment options and everyday life. What those affected and their relatives should know.

Ear health: which headphones ENT doctors recommend against

Music on, world off! Anyone who spends a lot of time with headphones promotes a warm, humid climate in the ear canal. Why this can become a problem - and how you can protect yourself from inflammation there.

Digital overview: IBAN revealed in chat: Household goods with cyber protection don't pay

Almost 2,000 euros wasted due to online fraud - but the household contents insurance doesn't pay despite the cyber protection component. Why? A court ruling shows it clearly.

US’ Bessent says China eyeing more Boeing purchases ahead of Xi visit

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent claimed on Wednesday that China is “very interested” in additional Boeing plane purchases, an issue the Trump administration plans to press when President Xi Jinping visits the United States in September. “They agreed to 200 aeroplanes during the visit. We will see if they commit to a larger number when Xi Jinping arrives in Washington,” Bessent said in his budget request testimony to the Senate Finance Committee. China’s commitment to buy 200 Boeing aircraft.

First Trump, then Putin go to China. Does great-power diplomacy now hinge on Beijing?

Despite recent back-to-back visits to Beijing by US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, no new trilateral framework or major diplomatic breakthrough has emerged. Yet, according to observers, the summits highlight Beijing’s growing ability to manage its two most important relationships on separate tracks: sustaining a deep strategic partnership with Moscow, while pursuing a more transactional, stability-focused engagement with Washington. Several analysts said the pattern

Energy Costs Are Catching Up With Big Tech

Artificial intelligence is all the rage these days, and so is its energy consumption. From a game-changing technology that would usher in a new era, AI has recently turned into a problem for many—a problem that makes electricity more expensive while, apparently, not really living up to the promise of its developers. Big Tech is still pledging tens of billions in AI spend. Now, it may have to spend a bigger portion of those billions on securing its own energy, and on proving its worth the money t

You’re going to pay tax on RMDs — there’s no way around it. Or is there?

Here’s your new playbook to protect your retirement cash.

IPO: Musk's SpaceX makes record IPO plans official

The space company SpaceX wants to raise $75 billion in its IPO and is planning a share price of $135. While top bankers are drumming up support for Musk, analysts are calling for prudence.

US and ‘Five Eyes’ allies warn of LinkedIn China spying threat

The US and its “Five Eyes” intelligence partners issued what they said was an unprecedented joint notice warning about attempts by Chinese spies to use websites such as LinkedIn to recruit assets. “China’s military intelligence services are using an increasingly wide array of professional networking sites and online job platforms to target Five Eyes government and military personnel – and anyone with access to classified or privileged information,” according to a joint statement by the FBI,...

Space company: Musk's SpaceX makes record IPO plans official

Tech billionaire Elon Musk's space company SpaceX doesn't make a lot of sales and is deep in the red. Nevertheless, she wants to carry out the largest IPO to date.

CrowdStrike narrowly beats estimates on AI tailwinds, but stock falls 10%

CrowdStrike shares have rallied nearly 60% this year on skyrocketing demand for cybersecurity in the age of advanced artificial intelligence.

3dSecure cannot be activated

Maybe someone here can help me, I'm a bit desperate at the moment. I would like to pay for something online using my Mastercard. For some reason it now requires confirmation via 3d-Secure for this purchase. As requested, I downloaded the Sparkasse's S-ID app. In order to get the card in there, I first have to activate the card online. I did that and received confirmation of the activation. In the meantime I have even used “Card C” again

SpaceX officially set to crush global records in targeting massive IPO haul of up to $86 billion

Elon Musk will hold more than 80% of the voting power of SpaceX shares, cementing his control over the company.

5 lessons for Asia as it studies wars from the privilege of peace

Since the Ukraine war began in 2022, Asia has been watching conflict as if enrolled in a study course. We have heard every argument: Nato enlargement, Russian insecurity, Ukrainian sovereignty, European fear, American power, energy politics, sanctions, nationalism and resistance. We have watched Gaza burn. We have watched the United States capture Venezuela’s president and defend the act as lawful. We have watched Iran absorb attacks and retaliate. For Asians, these are no longer distant events.

is India actually worth the hype right now?

Been looking at India more lately and I genuinely can't tell if people are underestimating it or getting carried away. On one hand, you've got the obvious stuff: economy growing faster than most places, huge young population, manufacturing push, supply chains moving around, more global money paying attention. Easy to see the long term story. But then I look at valuations and some of this stuff feels… expensive already. Add currency risk, and the fact that every EM pitch deck now also has Vietnam

Federal Employment Agency: Economic crisis causes new billion dollar hole

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+++ USA +++: Trump wants to travel to France for the G7 summit

Trump brings Vance-Rubio ticket into play for the 2028 election +++ Rubio: Trump will take part in the next NATO summit +++ Trump makes supporters temporary intelligence coordinator +++ The news blog.

CRWD beats and raises. Also announces 4 for 1 split.

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260603234051/en/CrowdStrike-Reports-First-Quarter-Fiscal-Year-2027-Financial-Results Yet the stock is down over 10% in the after-hours. Why is that? Are you guys long this? I have a small position as part of my “AI stack” (along with GOOG, AMZN, HPE, ANET, GLW, and VST). I know it’s a volatile market and today was down across a lot of equities as oil prices rose. Curious what your sentiment is on this company and stock for the long term? submitted by /u/b

Failed Simba-M1 deal sends Singapore telecom consolidation to square one

Analysis: Why China's defense minister skipped the Shangri-La Dialogue