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1Bitget UEX Daily | US Temporarily Lifts Sanctions on Iranian Oil; Semiconductor Sector Strong but Warnings Emerge; SpaceX Pullback Drags Tech Stocks2For 60 days, the United States temporarily lifts sanctions on Iranian oil, marking the first time in decades!3Aluminum: The "energy metal" facing a supply gap
Meta Platforms invests $900M in CRED, appoints Kunal Shah as WhatsApp CEO
Cryptobriefing·2026/06/23 17:27
Meta's Zuckerberg wants to build prediction market app like Polymarket and Kalshi: NYT
The Block·2026/06/23 17:21
Bitcoin price faces midweek squeeze that will decide whether $60,000 holds
CryptoSlate·2026/06/23 17:15
An insider look at Staynex’s product, utility and growth strategy: AMA recap
Cointelegraph·2026/06/23 17:06
CFTC chair says perp trading not suitable for all assets it regulates
Cointelegraph·2026/06/23 17:00
Thailand issues arrest warrants for operators of $300M per year money laundering scheme
Cryptopolitan·2026/06/23 16:57
MoonPay acquires AI accounting startup Entendre to automate stablecoin finance operations
Cryptopolitan·2026/06/23 16:57
Crypto whale bets $24M on Solana, Ethereum: Are altcoins about to moon?
CryptoNewsNet·2026/06/23 16:48
XRP Whale Fights $30 Million Liquidation, Banking on Historical July Rally
CryptoNewsNet·2026/06/23 16:48
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U.S. President Trump: Truck drivers will not lose their jobs because of AIUS President Trump, in response to concerns about truck drivers losing their jobs due to AI, stated that truck drivers will not become unemployed, it is not difficult to find a job now, and employment data is at a historic high.
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With Walsh becoming the Chairman of the Federal Reserve, the selection process for the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta has restarted.Michael Faulkender was once a candidate for President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta in the United States, but his current situation is unknown. (CNBC)
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Carnival Cruise Line: Iran conflict impacts bookings, lowers performance expectationsIn the previous fiscal quarter, the cruise booking business was hit hardest in Europe, with Mediterranean routes particularly affected. The company’s CEO stated that the strong travel demand and consumer spending power across all routes under the group have, to some extent, offset the negative business impact brought by geopolitical conflicts. Looking ahead, as international oil prices have recently declined, Carnival expects fuel expenses for the remaining operating period in 2026 to decrease slightly. The company has lowered its full-year total fuel expenditure forecast from $2.15 billion to $2.12 billion.
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