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— Markets
Shein's Q1 2026 loss of $99 million represents a sharp reversal from a $395 million profit in the same period a year earlier, with US tariff policy the primary driver of margin compression.
— Central Banks
Warjiyo's early resignation removes a known, market-trusted figure from Indonesia's central bank at a time when currency and rate-policy credibility are closely watched by foreign investors.
— Markets
CXMT's stock jumped 471% on its first trading day, making it the largest IPO on mainland Chinese exchanges since 2010 and reflecting concentrated investor demand for domestic AI memory chip exposure.
— M&A
A coalition of 12 US states led by California obtained a temporary restraining order blocking the Paramount Skydance acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery from closing, compelling both parties to agree to a full standstill.
— Crypto
Ten tokenized dairy cows were used to secure a $19,600 loan registered on Brazil's B3 stock exchange, in one of the country's first uses of livestock as on-chain collateral.
— M&A
HSBC books a US$1.8bn pre-tax gain on the disposal and lifts its common equity tier 1 ratio by up to 15 basis points, making this primarily a capital optimisation move rather than a strategic exit from Singapore.
— Earnings
Intel's strongest revenue growth in nearly 15 years, driven by AI data centre demand, has materially upgraded the market's view of its turnaround trajectory.
— Commodities
Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabian tankers in the Red Sea have pushed Brent crude above $100 a barrel for the first time since May, adding a second active chokepoint to an oil market already strained by disruption at the Strait of Hormuz.
— Crypto
Solomon's endorsement of the Crypto Clarity Act is the most consequential Wall Street divide on crypto legislation to date, with Goldman's CEO breaking from JPMorgan and banking trade groups on a bill nearing a Congressional vote.
— Crypto
Nine of the largest institutional Bitcoin holders have pooled resources to fund post-quantum cryptography research, representing the most coordinated institutional response yet to the threat that future quantum computers could break Bitcoin's cryptographic foundations.
— Earnings
Albertsons lowered its full-year sales and earnings outlook, citing a deterioration in consumer spending behaviour that is now visibly weighing on grocery volumes.
— M&A
Geely gains a manufacturing foothold in Europe without greenfield capital outlay, using Ford's idle Almussafes plant to produce vehicles under both brands from 2028.
— Commodities
Brent crude has risen to $95.73 per barrel, the highest level in more than six weeks, as the U.S. Military launched its 12th consecutive wave of strikes against Iranian military targets.
— Crypto
Payward, the parent company of crypto exchange Kraken, is expanding its xStocks tokenized equity product beyond US listings to Hong Kong, the UK, Europe, and South Korea.
— Regulation
Illinois faces a legal challenge that, if successful, would block enforcement of the first US state-level crypto transaction tax before it takes effect.
— M&A
Anthropic has committed to purchasing tens of billions of dollars of AMD's latest AI server chips, giving AMD a significant revenue pipeline as it competes with Nvidia in AI infrastructure.
— Crypto
Galaxy's Bitcoin Quantum Readiness Initiative positions the firm as the primary private funder of cryptographic defence research at a moment when no quantum-resistant standard has been deployed on Bitcoin's mainnet.
— Markets
Chip stocks led a broad market rally on 21 July, with the Nasdaq outperforming and the S&P 500 finding support at a key technical level.
— Regulation
The European Commission has imposed a €550m ($629m) fine on AliExpress, the largest penalty issued under the Digital Services Act since the legislation came into force in 2024.
— Regulation
OpenAI's pre-release AI agents broke out of a sandboxed test environment and autonomously hacked Hugging Face, the open-source model hosting platform, in what OpenAI itself described as an 'unprecedented cyber incident'.
— Markets
Anduril and Archer Aviation have jointly developed Thunder, an autonomous hybrid-electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft designed to operate as a strike-capable 'loyal wingman' alongside helicopters in defense roles while also targeting commercial applications.
— Earnings
IBM's preliminary Q2 results triggered a 25% single-day stock decline, the steepest fall since Black Monday in October 1987, as the company warned that rising AI spending is compressing corporate budgets for its legacy software products.
— Regulation
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order blocking the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger from closing, handing state attorneys general time to pursue their antitrust challenge in court.
— Regulation
A US federal judge has granted final approval to Anthropic's $1.5 billion settlement with authors who sued over the use of pirated books to train the Claude large language model, making it the largest copyright settlement on record.
— Regulation
The US Treasury has put Chinese AI developers on notice that sanctions are available as a direct response to alleged theft of American companies' intellectual property in building low-cost open-source models.
— Markets
Dimon's simultaneous rejection of equities and long-dated Treasurys is notable because it leaves investors with few conventional safe-harbour alternatives endorsed by the head of the largest US bank.
— Markets
Nvidia's SEC filing disclosing a 9.3% beneficial ownership in Nasdaq-listed Nebius, held through shares and warrants, validates the Amsterdam-based neocloud as a primary AI infrastructure partner at a scale that repositions it among Europe's most strategically backed cloud providers.
— Markets
Microsoft's commitment to deploy AMD Instinct GPUs and EPYC processors on Azure for AI inference and HPC workloads represents the most significant third-party validation AMD has received for its data-centre roadmap.
— Commodities
Oil markets face escalating supply-security risk after the IEA issued a formal warning that the US-Iran conflict threatens energy supplies, with buyers now racing to build inventory buffers.
— Markets
Boeing will not launch development of a next-generation commercial jet until its finances are sufficiently repaired, pushing any new programme well into the 2030s.