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China Unveils New Rules to Regulate International Car Data Transfers, Paving Way for Tech Growth

China has released new rules on cross-border automotive data transfers, detailing requirements and exemptions to facilitate global collaboration while securing sensitive data. Tesla leads as the first foreign carmaker to comply, signaling expansion of autonomous driving in China.

AMD Shares Drop Despite Strong Q4 Earnings and Bright AI Outlook

AMD stock declines following an earnings beat and optimistic Q1 outlook, as investors worry about industry headwinds and sustainability. Read the latest analysis.

Sophisticated Scams Target Gold, Crypto, and Cash, Millions Lost

Millions lost in sophisticated scams involving gold, crypto, and cash. Learn about the tactics used by fraudsters and how to protect yourself from these evolving threats.

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Jeff Bezos’ Earth Fund Invests $3.5 Million to Accelerate Nuclear Reactor Construction

Jeff Bezos' Earth Fund donates $3.5 million to the Nuclear Scaling Initiative to accelerate nuclear reactor construction in the U.S. through an innovative 'orderbook' model.

Myanmar’s military-backed party secures walkover election win as critics reject the vote

Myanmar’s military-backed party secured a sweeping election victory in a tightly controlled vote held amid civil war, with critics rejecting the process and UN-linked reporting citing deadly air strikes during the election period.

China probes emergency management minister Wang Xiangxi in anti-graft campaign

China’s anti-corruption watchdog is investigating emergency management minister Wang Xiangxi for “serious violations of discipline and law,” a rare probe involving a sitting cabinet-level official.

SpaceX in talks to merge with xAI ahead of planned 2026 IPO, source says

SpaceX is reported to be in merger talks with Elon Musk’s AI firm xAI ahead of a planned 2026 IPO, a move that could combine Grok, Starlink and SpaceX infrastructure under one structure.

Iran’s IRGC to hold live-fire drills in Strait of Hormuz, raising shipping risk concerns

Iran’s IRGC plans live-fire exercises in the Strait of Hormuz on February 1–2, drawing attention to security risks around a vital global oil shipping route.

US announces multi-day air drills in Middle East as Iran standoff intensifies

The US announced a multi-day aerial readiness exercise across the Middle East to test rapid deployment and sustained combat airpower as tensions with Iran remain elevated.

EU and India finalize “mother of all deals” as tariffs fall and market access expands

The EU and India finalized a landmark free trade agreement aimed at cutting tariffs on most goods, easing access for services and investment, and reshaping trade ties across a combined market of about 2 billion people.

Wall Street pushes S&P 500 toward 7,000 while Dow falls as healthcare stocks tumble

Wall Street lifted the S&P 500 to a record and closer to 7,000 as earnings rolled in and the Fed meeting began, while the Dow slipped after health insurers sank on Medicare Advantage news.

US Military Buildup in Middle East Sparks Tensions with Iran Amidst Deal Diplomacy

U.S. military presence increases in the Middle East, heightening tensions with Iran. President Trump suggests a potential deal while Iran warns of retaliation amidst internal protests and international scrutiny.

Trump moves to defuse Minneapolis backlash, pulls back top border official

A top US Border Patrol official is expected to leave Minneapolis as Trump shifts to a less aggressive enforcement approach following backlash over deadly incidents and days of protests.

Border Patrol official Bovino, some agents set to leave Minneapolis amid unrest

Minneapolis saw clashes outside a downtown hotel as federal agents used tear gas to disperse anti-ICE protesters following outrage over the fatal shooting of nurse Alex Pretti, while officials say some Border Patrol agents are leaving the city.

Gold hits fresh record above $5,100 on geopolitical stress, weaker dollar and ETF inflows

Gold surged above $5,100 to a new all-time high as investors rushed into safe havens amid geopolitical tension, a weaker dollar, central bank buying and renewed ETF inflows.

EU calls India trade pact the “mother of all deals” as leaders arrive to seal agreement

EU leaders arrived in India to push a major trade agreement described as the “mother of all deals,” aiming to open India’s market to EU firms and signal a global alternative to US-led trade dominance.

Trump claims US used secret “Discombobulator” weapon in operation that captured Maduro

Trump claimed the US used a secret “Discombobulator” weapon to disable Venezuelan defenses during the raid that captured Nicolás Maduro, as he signaled an expanded campaign of strikes against drug cartels.

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