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Hong Kong Charges 7 People, 2 Firms Over Wang Fuk Court Fire Deaths, June 11
Hong Kong police and ICAC charge 7 people and 2 companies with 25 offences including manslaughter over Wang Fuk Court fire that killed 168.
Dow Falls 1.4% as Iran Tensions Push Oil Above $91, June 11
Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq fell as Trump Iran threats boosted oil to $91 and inflation hit 4.2%. Chip stocks led losses.
Germany’s Health Reform Sparks Mass Protests, June 10
Germany’s health reform plan faces nationwide protests from 8,000+ workers. Doctors and hospitals warn of patient care cuts and staff shortages.
Solana USD Drops 1.88% Daily: SOLUSD at $64.63 Support
Solana USD falls 1.88% to $64.63 with oversold RSI at 26.59. Technical analysis shows strong downtrend and recovery potential ahead.
S&P 500 Falls 0.26% as Chip Rally Fizzles, June 11
S&P 500 drops 0.26% to 7,386.65 as chip stocks fade amid AI valuation concerns. Nasdaq falls 0.97%.
Swiss Estate Planning Rules: What You Need to Know, June 10
Swiss estate planning, inheritance tax, and wealth transfer strategies for families. Plan your nachlass (estate) effectively.
CME Launches Nasdaq Crypto Index Futures, June 10
CME Group launches Nasdaq CME Crypto Index futures covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and five other cryptocurrencies with regulated settlement.
Starbucks Weighs Japan Stake Sale Worth Up to $3.1 Billion Amid Global Restructuring
Starbucks is reportedly exploring the sale of its stake in its Japanese business in a deal that could be valued at as much as $3.1 billion. The move comes as the coffee giant continues a broader global restructuring effort aimed at improving efficiency, strengthening profitability, and focusing on long-term growth opportunities. The potential transaction has…
FTSE 100 Dips 44.98 Points (-0.44%) to 10,182.35 as Oil Falls and Treasury Yields Rise
The FTSE 100 ended the trading session lower, falling 44.98 points, or 0.44%, to close at 10,182.35. The decline came as falling oil prices and rising U.S. Treasury yields created headwinds for investors across global financial markets. The UK’s benchmark index faced pressure from energy stocks and other interest rate-sensitive sectors. Investors remained cautious as…