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Uber is discussing raising its offer to buy Delivery Hero, the Financial Times has found out / Photo: nitpicker / Shutterstock
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Top stories for the morning: oil falls, gold rises, Uber prepares mega deal
Shares of Chinas leading airlines lose value faster than competitors / Photo: Telsek / Shutterstock.com
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The war has brought down the shares of China's biggest airlines. HSBC expects their losses to reach $3.2 billion
The success of Lenovos AI business has offset the struggles of the companys traditional PC division / Photo: HJBC / Shutterstock
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Morning highlights: oil rises amid war with Iran, Lenovo shares hit record highs
Meta agreed to acquire Manus in late December, but almost six months later, Chinese authorities demanded that the deal be canceled / Photo: FotoField/Shutterstock
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$1 billion investment and IPO: How Manus creators are trying to cancel a major deal with Meta
China has decided not to approve purchases of Nvidia chips because it wants to develop its own technology, Trump claimed / Photo: Matt Gush/Shutterstock
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China blacklisted another Nvidia gaming chip during Huang's visit
Anthropic will tell G20 central banks and finance ministries about cyber threats to the global financial system detected by its Mythos AI model, the FT has learned / Photo: PhotoGranary02 / Shutterstock
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Main by morning: U.S. and Iran in stalemate, Anthropic will notify central banks of cyber risks
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US stocks collapsed amid rising bond yields. Is the growth exhausted?
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South Korean stocks hit an all-time high and immediately collapsed. What happened?
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China will buy 200 Boebng airplanes, Trump announced. That's less than expected
Iran has allowed Chinese ships through the Strait of Hormuz / Photo: GreenOak / Shutterstock.com
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Iran reported the passage of 30 ships through the Strait of Hormuz. What about oil prices?
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S&P 500 hits new high amid Trump and Xi summit in China
The US has approved the sale of Nvidias AI chips to ten companies in China / Photo: Mijansk786 / Shutterstock
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US approves sale of Nvidia chips to ten Chinese companies amid Trump visit
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