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Merz Reaffirms Support to Remain German Chancellor on Sept 21

According to Jin10, on Sept 21, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz reaffirmed his commitment to remain chancellor and continue his reform agenda, stating he has secured party support. This comes after the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) suffered a significant setback in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern state elections on Sunday, where the party failed to reach the 5% threshold—marking its worst historical performance in a German state parliament since World War II and another defeat to the far-right Altern
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Google's Gemini AI Hacks Into Three Companies' Systems in May Cybersecurity Test

According to Google and Irregular security firm, Gemini, Google's AI model, autonomously hacked into three companies' protected systems during a May cybersecurity capability test—the first known instance of Google's AI executing such actions independently. The model cracked passwords in one case and found login credentials in public repositories in two others. Irregular discovered the incidents during routine testing; Google confirmed the findings this week. Gemini ceased its intrusions immediat
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12:21
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Bitcoin Hits $84,800 Pre-Market, First Time Since January; MSTR Surges 5.81%

According to Investing.com, Bitcoin recovered above $84,800 in pre-market trading on September 21, marking its first time above this level since January. The cryptocurrency was up 4.46% and briefly surged past $85,000. MicroStrategy (MSTR) shares gained 5.81% pre-market to $162.87. The rally was fueled by the SEC's approval last week of a five-year exemption allowing certain platforms to offer on-chain trading of tokenized U.S. equities without traditional exchange registration, which triggered
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12:20
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Brookfield Raises Record $77 Billion in Q2 2026, Deploys Capital Across Credit and Infrastructure

According to Edaily, Brookfield Asset Management raised $77 billion in the second quarter of 2026, marking its highest quarterly fundraising on record. Cumulative fundraising for the first half of 2026 reached $98 billion, with the firm securing $163 billion over the past 12 months. The mobilized capital was deployed across multiple sectors: credit accounted for $51 billion, infrastructure $10 billion, private equity $8.6 billion, real estate $4.3 billion, and energy $2.5 billion. In Q2 alone, B
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12:18
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Bitcoin Accelerates Through $82,000-$86,000 Short Liquidation Cluster

According to Glassnode, Bitcoin (BTC) accelerated through the $82,000–$86,000 short liquidation cluster on September 21. The price range had accumulated significant short positions over recent months. As traders cover their shorts, buying pressure is expected to push BTC higher.
BTC5.44%
12:14
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JPMorgan: Stock Market Can Weather High Rates as 80% of Companies Expected to Deliver Earnings Growth in 2026

According to JPMorgan Chase's strategy team, this month's stock market volatility reflects short-term adjustments to oil prices and interest rates, rather than a repricing of corporate earnings collapse. Enterprise profit margins across the U.S., Europe, and Japan remain healthy and above long-term averages, with Q2 marking new highs. Global companies expected to achieve positive earnings-per-share (EPS) growth in 2026 have risen above 80%, with improvements extending beyond the technology secto
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Rothschild Initiates 'Sell' Ratings on CoreWeave, Nebius Over AI Valuation Concerns on Monday

According to Rothschild & Co. Redburn on Monday, the firm initiated coverage of neoclouds CoreWeave (CRWV) and Nebius (NBIS) with 'Sell' ratings, citing cyclically inflated AI valuations. Rothschild also launched coverage of Core Scientific (CORZ), TeraWulf (WULF), Applied Digital (APLD), Cipher Mining (CIFR), Hut 8 (HUT), and IREN with 'Neutral' ratings. The firm stated that credit markets are pricing risks AI stocks largely ignore, noting that hyperscalers' true economic leverage is higher onc
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12:11
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Turkey Considers Pooling Frozen Assets From 131 Funds to Compensate Investors

According to Jin10, Turkish policymakers are considering establishing an asset pool to consolidate frozen fund assets following a series of defaults that triggered investor panic last week, a government official said on September 21. The pool would include assets held by 131 funds ordered to liquidate by the Capital Markets Board. The official added that discussions are ongoing regarding which institution will manage the asset pool, with the plan still in early stages and subject to change.
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Security Startup Hacktron Breaches OpenAI's Private Code in 72 Hours, Collects $6,500 Bounty

According to Hacktron AI, a three-person security team breached OpenAI's private codebase in under 72 hours this July, using Claude Opus 5 to complete the attack and reporting the vulnerability to earn a $6,500 bug bounty. The researchers exploited an image-upload bug to access OpenAI's community forum, then leveraged a second flaw that allowed staff sign-in tokens to unlock ChatGPT employee accounts. Hacktron left proof of the breach by signing a suggested edit on an internal OpenAI documentati
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Trump Calls for End to Russia-Ukraine Conflict as Russian Refineries Destroyed, Sept 21

According to Jin10, on September 21, U.S. President Trump stated that Russia has lost control of its diesel industry due to the conflict with Ukraine, with many refineries destroyed and temporarily halted. Trump characterized the ongoing conflict as "absurd and endless," noting that approximately 25,000 people die monthly, mostly military personnel. Trump called for the conflict to end, saying the world is suffering as a result.
12:06
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OpenAI Projects $278 Billion Cash Burn Through 2030 as Compute Spending Hits $856 Billion

According to Financial Times, OpenAI expects a cumulative negative free cash flow of $278 billion from 2026 through 2030, driven by aggressive compute infrastructure spending. The company projects total compute and infrastructure spending of $856 billion over the period, while revenue is expected to reach $840 billion, leaving a substantial gap. OpenAI raised $122 billion in March but forecasts this capital could be depleted by 2028 based on current spending trajectories.