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Top stories today: - X, VPN bans in Brazil upheld by top judges
- Harris aligns with Biden, Trump on blocking US Steel sale
- xAI completes 100K H100 GPU Colossus cluster in 122 days
- Stock allocation in U.S. households reach record 42.2%
- Housing prices dissatisfaction hits record 50% high across OECD
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0. Data and calendar |
| All values as of 6 AM ET / 3 AM PT, other than S&P500 and NASDAQ close (4 PM ET / 1 PM PT). |
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1. X, VPN bans in Brazil upheld by top judges |
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3. Harris aligns with Biden, Trump on blocking US Steel sale, in line with U.S.'s anti-M&A posture |
US Steel market cap +26% over the last year, reaching $8.53B: |
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In terms of output, US Steel has lagged behind global steel makers |
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4. xAI completes 100K H100 GPU Colossus cluster in 122 days, Elon says |
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"Most powerful AI training system," Elon referred to the supercomputer project. 200K size (50k H200s) "in a few months." In May, Musk announced its supercomputer plans.
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5. U.S. household allocation to stocks reach record 42.2% |
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7. Dissatisfaction with housing prices hits record 50% high across OECD nations |
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Rental prices in OECD nations surged since the pandemic, despite higher rates |
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8. Global TV shipments +3% to 56M in Q2 after 4 consecutive quarters of decline |
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Samsung maintained its leadership but with a reduced share of 15%. 13% growth in Europe boosts global shipments. +29% in the overall 80-inch category.
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Samsung led the premium market segment, followed by LG |
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9. Interesting videos, posts, and memes |
| 5 $1M+ startup ideas you can launch tomorrow with $0 |
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| The Road to Singularity: Ben Goertzel on AGI and The Fate of Humanity |
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| In conversation with Reid Hoffman & Robert F. Kennedy Jr. |
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| #62: Telegram, Free Speech and Its Limits |
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10. Other headlines |
AI |
OpenAI in talks with investors about restructuring itself. Huawei's buggy Ascend chips hamper China's efforts to replace Nvidia in AI. Amazon hires Covariant founders in latest acquihire.
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Tech |
M4 Macs likely coming in Nov. Tesla Model Y with six seats slated to go on production in China in 2025. ByteDance tapping banks for $9.5B loan, largest USD loan in Asia ex-Japan. Tesla China shipments +3% in August on trade-in subsidy boost.
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Tech & law |
HP to continue to seek $4B in damages after Lynch's death. Texas law on filtering content for kids partially blocked by a federal judge. Elon to hand Italy's Meloni global citizenship award on Sep 23.
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Biotech |
Ozempic and Wegovy-like drugs may slow aging: cardiologist Krumholz. Altos Labs launches AI, computational biology institute. Investors representing over $13T urge to cut antibiotics usage in food chain.
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Crypto |
SEC may seek changes in FTX's bankruptcy plan, opposing stablecoins. WazirX customers unlikely to be made whole: legal advisers. WazirX hacker starts transferring $230M through Tornado Cash. Customized S-1 form should be created by SEC: Commissioner Uyeda. Binance exec held in Nigeria denied wheelchair in prison. OKX hires former Grab exec as Singapore CEO. Pump.fun surpasses $100M in cumulative revenue since Jan. launch.
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U.S. politics |
Harris-Biden court union vote in Labor Day blitz. Trump says he had "every right" to interfere in 2020 election. LobbyMatic, AI lobbying firm, covertly run by convicted fraudsters.
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World |
Russia says it's close to changing nuclear weapons policy. Venezuelan judge issues arrest warrant for opposition's presidential candidate. Maduro's plane seized by U.S. in Dominican Republic. Venezuelan sanctions planned by Treasury, State Dept. over disputed vote. Putin to meet top Mongolian leaders despite ICC arrest warrant. Netanyahu: if we leave Philadelphi, Hamas will to be able to rearm, revive. Taiwan accusing China of "poaching" talent from tech firms. UK suspends some arm exports to Israel.
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