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Four companies are set to begin trading in Hong Kong on Tuesday after raising a combined HK$14.4 billion ($1.8 billion), one of the city’s busiest days for new listings in a blockbuster year.
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Nvidia Corp. today announced plans to spend an additional $150 billion on share buybacks through January 2028. The move represents the largest-ever expansion of a stock repurchase program. Furthermore, Nvidia plans to boost its current dividend of 25 cent per share. The company didn’t specify the size or timing of the planned increase.
Senate report details how Tehran uses Tether’s dollar-pegged cryptocurrency to evade US sanctions and fund regional proxies, Wall Street Journal reports
Consumers face the threat of higher food prices with inflation remaining above 3% next year, according to the Economic and Social Research Institute.
War headlines today: Iran and the US are talking. Iran and the US are not talking. Iran claims 19 ships were attacked in Hormuz. UKMTO says zero. Houthis bomb Yanbu and Jazan. Who knows?
