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What do people think of the Quantinuum (QNT) ipo?

With QUANTINUUM (QNT) ipo-ing on Jun-03-2026, what do you guys think of the company and quantum computing story? IBM and the other quantum stocks are popping off and QNT wants to take advantage of the momentum. I think it will price in the high end at $55. position: 100 shares submitted by /u/ora408 [link] [comments]

Financial investor: Blackstone raises $13.1 billion for Asia funds

The US financial investor has set a new in-house record with its third Asia buyout fund. Blackstone wants to use the capital to invest in India, Japan and AI infrastructure.

Denmark’s prime minister secures third term after marathon talks

Denmark’s Social Democratic leader ⁠Mette Frederiksen said on Monday ⁠she has agreed to form a centre-left coalition government, maintaining her grip on power amid a crisis in ties with US President Donald Trump over the future of Greenland. The deal to form a minority cabinet gives Frederiksen a third ‌consecutive term as prime minister, ending months of uncertainty after a March election in which 12 parties won seats in the Danish parliament. “I have been to see His Majesty the King and...

Ukraine War: Massive Russian air strikes on Kyiv and the entire country

Russia's army is attacking the Ukrainian capital again, including with ballistic missiles. Other parts of the country are also affected. Nine people die and almost 100 are injured.

Short-Term Investment Options for $10K/under

Hi guys, I've saved $10K in the last year and I want an easy place to let it sit and grow in the short term. I don't need a super high yield , but I mainly need the ability to easily withdraw my funds after 12 months, without significant delay or loss. (I'm an actor so my income can be inconsistent - I may need to withdraw to cover rent during a challenging month. I have enough saved to manage until 2027) I already have it in Wealthfront HYSA where APR is 3.3%. I've also heard of Target Date Fun

Ideas against the decline of pharmacies: “You can’t survive if you’re just a pharmacist”

Thousands of pharmacies in Germany are closing. Two pharmacists don't want to give up: one uses his reach on Instagram, the other is constantly opening up new areas of business.

100th anniversary celebrations: “Now all teams are divided” – Lufthansa employees angrily return anniversary tickets

Depressed celebratory mood at Lufthansa: Tickets are being raffled off for two central anniversary concerts for employees, but the majority go away empty-handed. And on viewing days you should pay at the counter yourself.

+++ USA +++: Trump is probably stopping the controversial compensation fund

Protests in front of the US deportation center +++ USA kills alleged drug smugglers on the high seas again +++ Billions in damage feared due to stop of international flights +++ The news blog.

Ukraine War: Massive Russian air strikes on Kyiv: dead and injured

Russia's army attacks the Ukrainian capital again. Other parts of the country are also affected, and there are attacks with ballistic missiles. The attack was preceded by warnings from the president.

Middle East: Trump wants to defuse the Lebanon conflict - Iran threatens

The fighting between Israel and Hezbollah is complicating negotiations to end the Iran war. Trump is trying to de-escalate – and is said to have insulted Netanyahu.

Morning Briefing Podcast: Tech: How the Telekom boss let the digital minister run / AI: The next trillion-dollar IPO

Some meaningful debates need a provocation to get going. Timotheus Höttges and Karsten Wildberger could have started one yesterday. It's about billions.

Why do China and other powers still want aircraft carriers?

Drone swarms and stealth submarines are playing a growing role in modern warfare, yet aircraft carriers remain a symbol of military might. That can be seen in China’s investment in the warships, as well as other countries including France, Turkey, India and Japan. China’s naval fleet has been expanding at a rapid pace, with its fourth aircraft carrier fast taking shape, according to the latest satellite images of the shipyard in Dalian in the country’s northeast, where it is being built. Those..

Animal protection: Saving wild animals - moral duty or harmful?

When an animal is injured or sick, many people want to help. But compassion alone is not enough to make a good decision. Which depends on whether you should intervene.

Energy-intensive industry: “We pay for it in many different places in today’s system”

The price of energy fluctuates more wildly than ever: which is why the Siempelkamp foundry is once again hoping for a reform in determining electricity prices.

Is buying before Ex-Date In a LOW TAX BRACKET free money?

Let's say my income is very low as a retiree, student, etc. To a hedge fund or rich person owning a stock, if they receive a $1 dividend it's really not worth $1 because of taxes. It's probably worth $0.70, so the stock should drop by (1- average stockholder tax rate) * dividend amount in theory, right? if it actually drops proportional to the dividend that doesn't make sense in efficient markets. I would just sell before the dividend hits and re buy at that cheaper price to not pay taxes on the

I may have to die sooner than planned

Hello, I may be affected (!) by familial Alzheimer's disease. My father died relatively young, at 52. There is a 50/50 chance that it will be passed on. The test to see whether it was familial was never carried out. The disease is incurable and the chances of recovery are currently hopeless. The general tenor is that you shouldn't get tested because it doesn't help and doesn't change anything other than taking away all the joy in your life

Situation at a glance: Trump wants to defuse the Lebanon conflict - Iran threatens

The fighting between Israel and Hezbollah is complicating negotiations to end the Iran war. Trump is trying to de-escalate – and is said to have insulted Netanyahu.

Nikkei and Topix: Stock markets in Asia nervous - investors between AI hope and Middle East worries

After its record high, the Japanese stock index Nikkei is trading weaker. Statements from Nvidia boss Jensen Huang are causing price movements in technology stocks.

What are the pros of opening a managed investing account (Robinhood)?

I’m 20M heading into my 3rd year of college. I have no student debt, and won’t. I am starting a new job as an RA and will not be paying rent as of August. For sure after August I will be having a monthly income of $1000. I have an individual investing account, ROTH IRA, and am looking at using the Robinhood strategies feature. Please keep criticism at a minimum… hopefully. I am really just looking for some straight forward advice. submitted by /u/theshortirishman [link] [comments]

In Japan, ethylene shortage may cause bananas to ‘disappear’ from dining tables

Japan is slipping towards a banana shortage crisis, the latest disruption linked to the Middle East conflict. The reason: the country ships in the tropical fruit while it is still green, then ripens it in rooms filled with ethylene before bunches reach store shelves. Supplies of the naphtha-derived gas are running low in an economy that imports more than 90 per cent of its crude oil. Japan bought about 1 million tonnes of bananas last year, making the fruit one of the country’s most important...

Pakistan plans strategic oil reserve as Iran crisis bites

Indonesian oil palm farmers bemoan new export rules after crop prices dive

AI stock trading gains ground across Asia

Bangladesh tilts to China as India water-sharing impasse deepens

South Korea's conservative fortress becomes an election battleground

Nvidia forays into CPU market for everything in challenge to Intel, AMD

Blackstone closes its largest Asia private equity fund at over $13 billion

Blackstone raised $13.1 billion for its latest Asia private equity vehicle, marking the largest private equity fundraise the firm has done in the region.

United Nations: Baerbock demands: not to leave the field to UN destroyers

For the President of the UN General Assembly, there is no alternative to the United Nations. She advocates tough reforms - and clear signals in international law.

Global Prosperity Summit 2026 maps out Hong Kong’s aerospace potential as city’s first astronaut takes flight

As Hong Kong sent its first astronaut into space, leading industry experts at the Global Prosperity Summit 2026 (GPS 2026) said the city was well positioned to be a facilitator of aerospace development by tapping into emerging opportunities in the aerospace economy and contributing its professional services expertise to this burgeoning field. Just days before it was announced that Hong Kong’s Lai Ka-ying would join the Shenzhou-23 mission to China’s Tiangong space station, experts who spoke at..

+++ US tariff policy +++: Trump reduces tariffs on certain metal products

EU agrees on full implementation of customs deal with USA +++ US appeals court reinstates Trump's global tariffs for the time being +++ The news blog.