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explainerThe United States and Iran are close to signing a 60-day memorandum of understanding to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with talks scheduled over nuclear and other differences.Published May 29, 2026May 29, 2026Diplomatic efforts to maintain a ceasefire between the United States and Iran continue behind the scenes, with officials hinting at progress toward a framework that could open the door to formal negotiations after weeks of conflict and turmoil in the Gulf region and beyond.Despite the optimism, questions remain about the timing and scope of the agreement. According to Iranian media reports, talks are ongoing and key details have…

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Copenhagen, Denmark – On the day of the 2012 IPO. brunello cucinelli Investors were given an unusual ultimatum. If you want short-term profits at the expense of harming the environment or harming people, you shouldn’t invest.In stark contrast to an industry with flat sales, the Italian luxury brand known as the “King of Cashmere” is currently bucking the trend, reporting a 14% revenue increase in the first three months of this year.Meanwhile, other big luxury brands such as Gucci and Louis Vuitton have weathered deep recessions and recorded little growth. Brunello Cucinelli’s success in producing high-end apparel, including diamond-lined knitwear…

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Nvidia The company has spent at least $6.5 billion in companies developing photonics technology in the past three months as it rushes to invest to solve one of the major bottlenecks in AI deployment. Photonics, which uses light to transmit data, is an emerging technology that is considered a more efficient alternative to current processes that use electricity to transmit data. Electrical data transfer consumes more energy. This factor is increasingly seen as an impediment to the widespread deployment of AI.Since early March, Nvidia has announced $2 billion in investments. lumen, reasonable and marvelboth of which are developing photonics technology.…

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summary A Russian drone struck an apartment building in NATO member Romania during an attack on a nearby Ukrainian port, injuring two people, according to the Bucharest Ministry of Defense. The incident marks the 28th time a Russian drone has violated Romanian airspace since the Russian government began targeting Ukrainian ports across the Danube River. Romania scrambled its F-16 fighter jets and authorized the pilots to engage the target. AI-generated summaries were reviewed by CNN editors. A drone crashed into an apartment building in Romania and exploded, injuring two people after Russia attacked a nearby Ukrainian port, the Romanian Defense…

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Sesame, the AI ​​startup co-founded by the founders of Oculus and officials from the VR company they sold to Meta, on Thursday released a public preview of a conversational AI agent it has been developing for more than a year. With its new iOS app, Sesame is rethinking the traditional AI chatbot experience popularized by apps like ChatGPT, creating an experience where the conversation flows even when the AI ​​needs time to think. As the company explains in its announcement, “There’s an inherent tension between responding quickly and taking the time to craft a thoughtful answer. A slower response is…

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Ferrari’s first fully electric car, Luce. An image of a handout obtained by Reuters on May 25, 2026, after the luxury sports car maker unveiled the model.Ferrari | via ReutersferrariThe company’s stock price plummeted after it unveiled its first fully electric car, which drew criticism from the company’s former boss and even Italy’s transport minister.The company’s shares fell more than 8% on Tuesday after the company unveiled its 550,000 euro (about $640,000) Luce, Ferrari’s first five-seater car. Milan-listed stocks rose more than 2% at one point on Wednesday morning, but ended slightly lower.However, auto analysts downplayed the market’s negative reaction,…

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US Vice President J.D. Vance said it was “undecided” whether President Donald Trump would sign an interim memorandum of understanding with Iran and that the two countries were still negotiating “several language points.” “I think it’s hard to say exactly when or if the president will sign the memorandum. We’re going back and forth on some linguistic points,” Vance told reporters on the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews on Thursday. While stressing that progress has been made, Vance said there are some moving parts regarding Iran’s nuclear program and enriched uranium. “There are some issues around nuclear, highly enriched stockpiles…

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Earlier this month, xAI signed a massive computing deal with Anthropic, pledging billions of dollars each month for exclusive use of the company’s Colossus cluster. This was a coup for both companies, delivering much-needed revenue to xAI and helping Anthropic catch up in the never-ending computing race. But this morning on X, Elon Musk downplayed exactly how committed SpaceX was to this deal. “SpaceX hasn’t committed to leasing Colossus for years, but it could happen,” he said in a response to a user. “It’s a 180-day lease, after which we mutually cancel with 90 days’ notice. Short-term is our requirement,…

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On August 12, 2024, a Ukrainian soldier operates a Soviet-made T-72 tank in the Sumy region near the border with Russia during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Roman Pilipi | AFP | Getty ImagesLONDON — European stocks fell on Thursday as investors continued to assess developments in the Middle East and Ukraine.pan-european Stocks 600 Most sectors ended in negative territory, with major exchanges in London, Paris and Frankfurt all closing lower. italian FTSE MIB Bucking the trend, it ended Thursday up 0.5%.European markets followed Asia-Pacific markets in decline as investors weighed mixed signals from negotiations between the United States and Iran…

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CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Thursday that investors may be trying to sell themselves some of the market’s biggest winners.His comment is snowflake Shares soared about 36% on Thursday after the company reported strong financial results and highlighted its $6 billion commitment to Amazon Web Services. The “Mad Money” host argued that many investors likely didn’t understand the move very well.Kramer cited three reasons for this. First, he said, many investors have become too reliant on index funds and exchange-traded funds, preventing them from benefiting from large price movements in individual stocks. “We’re all told we should only buy index funds…

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