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Financial News (145 Posts)

  • Nvidia Backs Lambda Labs in Massive $800 Million Capital Boost Lambda Labs, a partner of Nvidia, is currently in talks to raise an additional $800 million, according to the Financial Times (FT) on June 29. Lambda, a cloud infrastructure startup, rents servers that utilize Nvidia’s AI graphics semiconductors (GPUs). This move aims to secure GPUs, which are currently in short supply, by leveraging the AI […]
  • Japan's H3 Rocket Launch: A Game Changer in Space Transport and Earth Observation! Japan successfully launched its new flagship large rocket, the H3 No. 3. According to local media on the 1st, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) launched the H3 No. 3 from the Tanegashima Space Center in southern Kyushu at around 12:06 PM. The Earth observation satellite Daichi-4 loaded on the rocket was deployed into the […]
  • Paris Hilton's Fight for Safer Schools Paris Hilton, a world-renowned hotel chain heiress and Hollywood star, confessed the abuse she experienced as a child. On the 26th (local time), Hilton attended a hearing on Enhancing Child Protection and Welfare hosted by the House Ways and Means Committee at the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C. She highlighted the need for enhanced child […]
  • Little Learners, Big Skills: Inside China's Unique Kindergarten Curriculum! A Chinese kindergarten teaching basic life skills such as laundry and cooking to foster children’s independence is drawing attention. According to recent reports by the South China Morning Post (SCMP), a TikToker shared a video depicting a day in a Chinese kindergarten. The video captures 3 to 6-year-old children in a kindergarten learning basic life […]
  • Hyundai's Hydrogen Rises: Nexo Leads the Charge with 40,000 Global Sales! Hyundai Motor’s cumulative global Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) sales have surpassed 40,000 units, combining personal and commercial vehicles. Hyundai’s efforts to expand its hydrogen car line are gradually bearing fruit. The company plans to accelerate sales of hydrogen cars by introducing a successor to the Nexo, a hydrogen passenger car, next year. According to […]
  • Hiker Alert: Mt. Fuji Admission Fees Triple to Tackle Tourist Tide Starting in July, tourists visiting Japan’s iconic Mount Fuji will have to pay an increased toll of 3,000 yen ($18.55). This adjustment is seen as a response to the over-tourism caused by the weak yen effect. According to a report by Yomiuri Shimbun on the 30th, Yamanashi Prefecture announced that they will impose an additional […]
  • Track Star Wu Yanni Proves That She Has More Than a Pretty Face Wu Yanni, previously criticized for prioritizing her appearance over her performance, has set a new record in the women's 100m hurdles.
  • America's Demographic Overhaul: Hispanics Leading the Charge As the Hispanic population in the United States grows rapidly, their political influence is expected to increase. Last year, the Hispanic population in the United States increased by over 1.6 million due to immigration and births, accounting for 70% of the population growth rate in the United States. In this year’s election, Hispanics are supporting […]
  • Chinese President Xi Jinping Criticizes United States Power Politics Chinese President Xi Jinping has elevated the building of a shared future for humanity, which he has been advocating as a major direction of his foreign policy, to the same level as China’s basic principle of foreign relations–the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence. He delivered an important speech at the Conference Marking the 70th Anniversary of […]
  • White Couple Adopts Five Black Children, Treats Them Like Slaves According to local reports, a wealthy white couple in West Virginia has been indicted on charges of child abuse on their adopted black children who were allegedly confined to a shed and treated like slaves. According to the New York Post, Donald Ray Lantz, 63, and Jeanne Kay Whitefeather, 62, pleaded not guilty to more […]
  • South Korea Allows Foreign Exchange Students to Become Caregivers Due to Severe Shortage Amid a growing worker shortage in the caregiving sector, the South Korean government has decided to extend eligibility to international students to work as caregivers for older adults. On Friday, the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Health and Welfare announced an initiative to allow foreign students graduating from domestic universities to work in […]
  • Anxiety Arises as Japan Begins 7th Round of Radioactive Wastewater Release Into Pacific Ocean According to reports by Japan’s Kyodo News on Friday, Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) commenced the seventh release of nuclear-contaminated wastewater from the crippled Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant into the Pacific Ocean. Same as the previous round, the seventh discharge will release about 7,800 tons of wastewater until July 16th. “After collecting samples and […]
  • How Geopolitical Uncertainty Is Reshaping Global Financial Stability Global macroeconomic experts have warned that financial market instability could increase due to geopolitical unrest caused by U.S.-China trade conflicts, and ongoing climate crisis. At the keynote speech of the Seoul International Finance Conference hosted by the World Economy Research Institute and Shinhan Bank at Lotte Hotel in Seoul on the 28th, Stanford University Professor […]
  • U.S. DNI Avril Haines in Seoul: Tackling the Russia-North Korea Military Pact South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol was scheduled to meet with Avril Haines, the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) of the United States, at the presidential office in Yongsan on the afternoon of June 28. This visit marked the first time in two years and eight months since Haines’ previous visit to South Korea in October […]
  • IMF Criticizes Economic Policies, Warns U.S. of Fiscal Deficit The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has pointed out that the trade restrictions implemented by the United States to counter China are having negative effects on both the U.S. and global economies. The IMF is increasingly criticizing U.S. economic policies. On June 27, the IMF made this announcement in a statement following their annual consultation with […]
  • Beyond Play: How Robot Pets Are Enhancing Human Lives A few days ago, a press conference by a respected sports figure in Korea sparked a wave of empathetic comments online. Although family bonds allow us to endure hardships, how far can we accept the unconditional love being exploited and our family members being sacrificed? The comments echoed a shared sentiment that family misconduct should […]
  • Silent Killer: The Hidden Threat of Ovarian Cancer In the early stages of ovarian cancer, there are no distinct symptoms, but as the disease progresses, one may feel bloating due to ascites.
  • What Every Expectant Parent Should Know About Miscarriage A miscarriage refers to the death of a fetus within the first 20 weeks of pregnancy. The exact cause of miscarriage often remains unclear, but it is known to be influenced by factors such as genetic abnormalities in the fetus, underlying health conditions in the mother, lifestyle habits, and stress. Professor Pyeon Seung Yeon of […]
  • NATO Welcomes Rutte as New Secretary-General During Critical Era Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has been appointed as the next Secretary-General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), taking on a critical role while Europe is facing a significant security crisis due to the war in Ukraine. On the 26th, AP reported that Rutte, who is planning to step down from his Prime Minister […]
  • Slingshot Fury: Dismissed Employee's Revenge Attack Shatters More Than Glass A man in his 30s who fired a slingshot out of resentment towards his former workplace has been sentenced to prison. According to the legal community on the 27th, the Seoul Northern District Court Criminal 12 Division sentenced the suspect identified as Kang to one year in prison on the 21st. He was charged with […]
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