Inflation increases in Europe, expected central bank rate cut next week
Europe's inflation rises to 2.6%, ECB may cut interest rates ahead of US Fed, but future cuts uncertain due to growth concerns.
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NVDA Stock: Amazon Denies Reports of Halted Orders Nvidia Superchips
Nvidia stock slips despite Amazon clarification on chip orders, raising concerns about potential impact on future earnings. Investors cautious.
Geri Halliwell joins husband Christian Horner at Bahrain Grand Prix
Red Bull boss cleared of misconduct allegations, seen hand-in-hand with Geri Halliwell at Bahrain Grand Prix, sparking unity rumors.
Alex Watson Renais Gin French Wine Cocktail Culture
Renais, a new luxury gin brand, draws from French winemaking and family legacy. Award-winning and now available in the United States.
Carlyle billionaire David Rubenstein to buy MLB's Baltimore Orioles: reports
Billionaire David Rubenstein leads group buying Baltimore Orioles for $1.7 billion. Michael Arougheti and Cal Ripken, Jr. also expected to be involved.
Bitcoin price surge suggests
Bitcoin reached a 20-month high of $42,000, signaling fading regulatory scrutiny and potential for a bitcoin exchange fund on the stock market.
North Korea Kim Jong Un Boosts Arms Production, Eyeing Weapons Sales to Moscow
Kim Jong Un's upcoming visit to Russia will focus on potential weapons sales, including ammunition and missiles, amid the Ukraine conflict.
Nvidia Stock Surges Over $500 as Chipmaker Crushes Q2 Estimates on AI-Fueled Data Center Revenue
Nvidia's Q2 earnings exceeded expectations, with revenue at a record $13.51bn, 101% YoY growth, and a 429% YoY increase in earnings per share.
Jonah Hill's Former Partner Alleges Emotional Abuse in Instagram Stories
Jonah Hill's ex-girlfriend accuses him of being "emotionally abusive."
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