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The U.S. Department of Commerce will award $2 billion in grants to nine quantum technology companies / Photo: Framalicious/Shutterstock
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The White House will give $2 billion to quantum companies. Who is the main beneficiary?
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
World oil inventories fall twice as fast relative to the average since the start of the war amid the closed Strait of Hormuz / Photo: noomcpk / Shutterstock
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Goldman Sachs: oil inventories are falling twice as fast as a month ago. What is the threat?
Nvidia report and preliminary PMI data from S&P Global for May / Photo: Mike Chavarri / unsplash are the focus of market attention
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Morning in New York: tech rally faces constraints
Yield levels of US government bonds are in the danger zone, analysts say / Photo: Vintage Tone / Shutterstock
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"Yellow alert level": what the soaring government bond yields threaten the markets with
Since the beginning of April, the Russian ruble has strengthened against the US dollar by about 12% / Photo: Semyon Prudiy/Shutterstock
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Russian ruble tops world currencies amid war and oil boom
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The SEC is preparing to allow trading in tokenized stocks. How will this change the market?
The court found Sam Altman not guilty in the lawsuit of Elon Musk - it accused him of unjust enrichment due to the transformation of OpenAI from a non-profit organization to a commercial one / Photo: Frederic Legrand - COMEO / Shutterstock
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Highlights for the morning: oil is cheaper, court dismisses Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI
If the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz continues, oil prices could reach $120-130 by the end of July, Bank of America believes / Photo: Unsplash/Marcus Dall Col
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BofA called oil at $90 the best scenario for the market. In another scenario, prices will rise to $130
Iranian authorities plan to demand data transit fees from the worlds largest technology companies / Photo: somkanae sawatdinak / Shutterstock.com
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Iran wants to charge for internet cables at the bottom of Hormuz. Techno-giants are under attack
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US long-term bond yields peak from 2023 on inflation fears
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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