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US Markets

• Wall Street Set For Cautious Start After Record Run Last Week: Fed Speeches, Manufacturing Data In Focus, Expert Flags Key Stock Catalyst
• S&P 500 Index Year-End Target Raised To 5,600 By Goldman Sachs On Strong Tech Earnings And Valuation Expansion
• Investor Optimism Continues To Wane Despite Nasdaq’s Fifth Consecutive Record Close On Friday
• S&P 500 Poised To Extend Bull Run? Market Strategist Sees ‘AI Fervor’ And Ebbing Inflation Pushing Valuation Toward Dot-com Peak

Crypto

• Spot Ethereum ETF Launch Date Possibly On July 2: Bloomberg Analyst
• Financial Advisors Slow In Adopting Bitcoin ETFs Despite Self-Directed Investor Surge, BlackRock Executive Says: ‘I Would Call Them Wary…‘

US Politics

• Biden Admin Officials, Mark Cuban To Attend Crypto Roundtable In July
• Biden Vs. Trump Showdown Set To Be Tight Race As Double Haters Swell To Highest Level In At Least 3 Decades: Poll
• Trump’s Tax-Free Tips Proposal May Inflate Federal Deficit By Up To $250B: Report
• Biden, Obama And Hollywood A-Listers Raise Over $30M In Fundraiser, Warn Of Second Trump Term: ‘He’s Literally Saying If He Doesn’t Win There’ll Be A Bloodbath’
• ‘Everybody Knows How The Court System Works In New York,’ Says Trump VP Contender Byron Donalds On Ex-President’s Hush Money Case

World Politics

• Russia Confirms Contact With US Over Possible Swap For Detained WSJ Reporter Evan Gershkovich
• US Ally Slams China’s Claims Of Vessel Collision As ‘Deceptive And Misleading’ Amid Rising South China Sea Tensions
• NATO Considers Putting More Nuclear Weapons On Standby Amid Rising Threats From Russia, North Korea: ‘That’s Exactly What We’re Doing’

World Economy

• China Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged Amid Economic Uncertainty To Stabilize The Yuan And Manage Liquidity

Tech

• Apple Resumes Its Pursuit Of Thinness: After iPad Pro, Tim Cook’s Company Is Focusing On Making This Device ‘Significantly Skinnier’
• Microsoft, Google, And Amazon Should Not Be Discriminated Against, EU Groups Demand As They Rally For ‘Inclusive’ Cybersecurity Label
• ‘Nvidia Is Sucking The Oxygen Out Of The Room:’ Wealth Manager Says Stocks With ‘Good Fundamental Execution’ Can Still Decline Because Of AI Stalwart
• Now Listen To Webpages Using Google Chrome Browser In Two Simple Steps: Here’s How
• Apple Could Partner With Japanese Firms Like Canon To Amplify Vision Pro’s Reach, Says Lead Developer
• Apple Supplier Says It Has Made Tech Breakthrough That Could Improve Performance Of Watches, Earbuds
• Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Urges Graduates To Pursue ‘Zero-Billion-Dollar Markets’ And Embrace Setbacks In Caltech Speech
• Apples AI Rollout Could Extend Beyond Fall, Much-Anticipated ChatGPT Integration May Not Come Until 2025, Says Mark Gurman: Here’s What To Expect
• Taiwan Semiconductor Arbitrage Trade Faces Challenges As US Stock Premium Hits 15-Year High: ‘AI Boom Is Not Over’
• AutoCAD-Maker Autodesk Receives $500M Investment From Starboard Value, Activist Investor Demands Changes: Report

Electric Vehicle

• Tesla Cybertruck Joins Dubai Police Supercar Fleet: Elon Musk Calls It ‘Cool’
• XPeng’s Flying Car Takes Off In China, Aims For Commercialization By End Of The Year

Consumer

• Adidas Faces Bribery Allegations In China, Launches Investigation: Report

Healthcare

• FDA Approves AstraZeneca Treatment For Advanced Endometrial Cancer
• AstraZeneca Says Calquence/Chemo Combo Data Shows Additional 16.8 Months Without Disease Progression In Patients With Certain Type Of Blood Cancer
• EXCLUSIVE: Femasys At Inflection Point And Undervalued, Expects Growth Potential Following Roe v. Wade Overturn, CEO Says
• EXCLUSIVE: ‘Prescription Erectile Dysfunction Market Could Triple If an ED Therapy Is Made Available OTC,’ Petros Pharma President Says

Energy

• Bill Gates Pledges To ‘Put In Billions More’ To Propel Terrapower’s Nuclear Initiatives: ‘If We Don’t…Country Will Fall Behind The Demand For Electricity’
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