
Chinese Hedge Funds Shift Q2 Focus From US AI to Memory Chips
Chinese hedge funds cut US AI investments and boosted memory chip exposure in Q2, per Yonhap.
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Chinese hedge funds cut US AI investments and boosted memory chip exposure in Q2, per Yonhap.

Modern Ghana details the rise and sudden downfall of Guinea's notorious officer, Commandant Kilo.

Trump orders reduced US-South Korea military exercises, citing Seoul's Iran stance and Kim Jong-un relations.

St Mary's Cathedral in Dublin will close for renovations, according to RTE.ie.

Study links shingles vaccination to a 21% reduction in heart attack risk, per AD HOC NEWS.

Tanzania promotes Ngorongoro-Lengai Geopark and Olduvai Gorge as key heritage assets, per dailynews.co.tz.

A new study says living near cattle may increase malaria risk, per Daily Nation.

New texts emerge in Scots College rape case; calls grow for principal's resignation amid fresh arrests.

Amhara authorities are preparing for the Shadey, Ashendye, and Solel celebrations, according to ENA English.

URA manager arrested in Kampala after alleged Shs220m audit-bribe trap, Daily Monitor reports.

Dutch media compare Joey Veerman's playmaking to Messi as PSV prepares for his departure.

A 16-year-old was shot in Corroios, Portugal, after leaving a party, according to CNN Portugal.

Malaysia PM Anwar pledges reforms, retains DAP in coalition, but faces looming conflict with UMNO.

Alan Tudyk received Disney Legend honors, presented by Ginnifer Goodwin, per ABC30 Fresno.

News outlets report that eating dinner earlier may help prevent diabetes and control blood sugar.

Edo Assembly Speaker Blessing Agbebaku resigns amid reported impeachment threat, per Nigerian outlets.

Trump reduces joint military drills with South Korea, calling exercises hostile and praising Kim Jong-un.

Skoda enters the seven-seat EV SUV market with the Peaq, priced at €58,150, undercutting rivals.

Police link a software vulnerability at a service provider to a ₹300 crore bank fraud scheme.

A bouncer is detained after a 22-year-old dies following a fight at a Kasarani lounge, per the-star.co.ke.

Gold fell 20% before jumping above $4,400; finanzen.net asks if now is the time to buy.

A French ethical hacker says the stolen tax office database has already been sold, per TF1.

Mount Etna's eruption forces airspace closures and reduced arrival slots at Catania airport until 14:00.

Zimbabwe's Cafca says its growth outlook depends on continued monetary stability, per Herald.co.zw.
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