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1Amazon is Considering a $9 Billion Deal to Acquire Satellite Communications Company Globalstar. Here's Why Amazon, Apple, and Tesla Investors Should Pay Attention.2Exxon’s Guyana-Permian Engine Fuels 21% Earnings Growth—Is the 24 P/E Already Discounting a Squeeze?3Bitcoin’s Movement Compared to Oil’s Rally: Evaluating a Risk-Off Scenario
Dorsey's blunt AI warning sharpens debate over jobs and profits
101 finance·2026/02/27 19:03
Hornby parts ways with Scalextric after six decades
101 finance·2026/02/27 19:03
RaveDAO sweeps KEY liquidity zone: Is $0.40 RAVE’s next target?
AMBCrypto·2026/02/27 19:03
Water Infrastructure Stocks Q4 Performance: Comparing Energy Recovery (NASDAQ:ERII)
101 finance·2026/02/27 18:57
AUD/USD remains steady as US Dollar pulls back even with strong PPI data
101 finance·2026/02/27 18:57
Dollar Tree's New Strategy: Selling to the Rich While Keeping the Poor
101 finance·2026/02/27 18:51
Which Magnificent Seven Stock Is Getting Attention in 2026? The Smart Money's Bet
101 finance·2026/02/27 18:51
Zacks Begins Analysis of Koil Energy, Assigns a Neutral Rating
101 finance·2026/02/27 18:45
Delivery Hero's Q4: A Beat on Profitability, But GMV Misses the Whisper
101 finance·2026/02/27 18:42
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BlackRock IXUS ETF increases holdings of bitcoin-related assetsThe world's largest asset management company BlackRock's IXUS ETF has increased its Bitcoin exposure to MetaPlanet, with total assets reaching 14 trillion USD. (The Bitcoin Historian)
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Summary of Important Developments on the Evening of April 412:00 (UTC+8)-21:00 (UTC+8) Keywords: Tether, DeepSeek, Polymarket1. Tether may delay fundraising: $500 billion valuation faces market test;2. Bitdeer sold 149.7 BTC this week, currently still maintains zero holdings;3. Nevada court extends injunction: Kalshi sports prediction market identified as "quasi-gambling";4. DeepSeek V4 will be released in the coming weeks, may run entirely on Huawei chips;5. Polymarket delisted "missing US military pilot" prediction event due to compliance review triggered by public controversy;6. OpenClaw founder responds to Anthropic ban: had invited them to join a non-profit organization, but received no reply.
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「Fed's Microphone」: Low Employment Growth May Become the New Normal, But Is Especially Vulnerable in a War ContextBlockBeats News, April 4th. In his article titled "Fed Up Close," Nick Timiraos pointed out that 178,000 new jobs were added in March, reversing the sharp decline seen in February. The unemployment rate also decreased to 4.3%. However, some details are less optimistic, with wage growth for ordinary workers slowing to the lowest year-on-year increase in five years since the pandemic. Averaging these two volatile months can provide a clearer view of the underlying trend: an average of only 22,500 new jobs per month. Two years ago, adding 22,500 jobs per month would have been enough to raise alarm bells; now, this level may still be considered acceptable. Federal Reserve officials are still trying to explain this change.
San Francisco Fed President Daly wrote on Friday: "It is not easy to make the public understand that a zero job growth economy is still consistent with full employment." This situation is particularly fragile in the face of a new supply shock. If the Iran war continues and high fuel costs or commodity shortages squeeze businesses and consumers, the labor market will lack buffers to absorb the impact. At the same time, the Fed's policy space is even more limited due to inflation concerns potentially weakening the certainty of rate cuts.
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