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Meta Settles $18 Billion Social Media Case With 29 States in August

According to analysts, Meta reached an $18 billion settlement with 29 state attorneys general in August, resolving a long-standing legal dispute. The settlement stemmed from allegations that design features on Instagram and Facebook caused harm to young users. Analysts suggest the agreement may clear the way for new product launches.
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Binance Launches Four New bStock Trading Pairs: CRWDB, MRNAB, SQQQB, STXB

According to Binance's official announcement, the exchange recently launched four new bStock listings: CRWDB/USDT, MRNAB/USDT, SQQQB/USDT, and STXB/USDT. These trading pairs offer 24/7 access with 1:1 free and instant exchange for actual stocks, designed to enhance user engagement and expand trading options on the platform.
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Brent Crude Nears $96, WTI Tops $90 on U.S.-Iran Strikes

On Wednesday, Brent crude futures rose to $95.40 a barrel and West Texas Intermediate futures climbed to $90.66 as renewed U.S.-Iran military strikes intensified concerns of supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz. According to preliminary Kpler data reported by Reuters, only four commodity vessels crossed the waterway Tuesday, down from 10 Monday and well below the recent 10-day average of about 13 vessels. The Strait carries roughly one-fifth of global oil consumption.
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CrowdStrike Dismantles Russian Sality Botnet That Stole $150K in Crypto Over 8 Years, Disconnects 15,000+ Devices

According to ChainCatcher, CrowdStrike and U.S. federal agencies recently dismantled a Russian-linked malware botnet called Sality that has been stealing cryptocurrency for over eight years. The malware, active since 2003, used a payload called EggJagger to monitor clipboard activity, replacing Bitcoin and Ethereum addresses with attacker-controlled wallets. CrowdStrike disconnected over 15,000 infected devices from the network by exploiting the botnet's peer-to-peer architecture. The operation
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USD/JPY Surges to 160 Level on Sept 2, Sparking Intervention Speculation

According to Jin10 Data, USD/JPY surged sharply today (September 2), with the 160 level emerging as a new defense line amid market speculation of potential Bank of Japan intervention. U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent and the BOJ have been viewed as defending this threshold. Traders attributed the move to stop-loss orders, though some suggested possible official involvement.
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U.S. Stock Indexes Open Mixed as Oil Falls Below $90; 10-Year Yield Drops to 4.79%

On Sept. 2, U.S. stock indexes opened with mixed performance as crude oil retreated from multi-day gains, easing inflation concerns. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 236.43 points, or 0.45%, to 53,003.31; the Nasdaq Composite fell 9.63 points, or 0.04%, to 26,090.14; and the S&P 500 rose 9.10 points, or 0.12%, to 7,640.57. West Texas Intermediate crude oil dropped 0.57% to $89.71 per barrel, breaking a two-day rally driven by geopolitical tensions over the Strait of Hormuz. The 10-year U.S.
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Mil Mi-8 Helicopter Makes Emergency Landing on Highway in Russia's Sakhalin, September 2

According to Russian state news agency SPUTNIK, a Mil Mi-8 helicopter carrying election commission staff and journalists made an emergency landing on a highway in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk today (September 2). The aircraft skidded into a roadside ditch upon touchdown. On board were one election commission staff member, four journalists, and three crew members; all passengers and crew sustained minor bruises and abrasions.
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USD/KRW Falls to 1,360 Early Range on September 1, Lowest Since July 2025

According to Yonhapinfomax, the USD/KRW exchange rate traded in the early 1,360 won range on the New York market on September 1. The pair closed regular trading at 1,368.70 won, then fell to 1,362.80 won during the London session—the lowest level since July last year. Steady export-related selling and yen strength drove the decline.