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  • CLINUVEL announces relocation of its corporate headquarters to the United States.
  • The company plans to reduce its global workforce by 10–20%.
  • CLINUVEL shifts its operational focus exclusively to the U.S. pharmaceutical market.
  • The move aims to improve access to U.S. investors and capital markets.
  • Restructuring is intended to better position CLINUVEL's late-stage pipeline, notably its vitiligo treatment, for U.S. commercialization.

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BofA Flags EUR/USD and USD/JPY as Sensitive to U.S. CPI Surprise

BofA Flags EUR/USD and USD/JPY as Sensitive to U.S. CPI Surprise

Bank of America warned that this week’s U.S. consumer price index (CPI) report could prompt pronounced moves in two major currency pairs. The bank said EUR/USD is exposed if inflation prints hotter than expected, while USD/JPY is vulnerable to a softer-than-expected outcome. Option-flow, skew, and the bank’s technical and valuation signals underpin…

Haoxi Health Technology Limited Announces Strategic Cooperation Framework with NOVA MEDIA to Develop An AI Digital Marketing System

Haoxi Health Technology Limited Announces Strategic Cooperation Framework with NOVA MEDIA to Develop An AI Digital Marketing System

Haoxi Health Technology has entered into a strategic cooperation framework agreement with NOVA MEDIA to develop an AI digital marketing system. This system will leverage generative AI and AI digital human technology to automate content creation and enhance marketing operations on Chinese digital platforms, aiming to improve efficiency and customer …

Macquarie Raises Zhipu AI Revenue Targets Citing Strength in Code Generation

Macquarie Raises Zhipu AI Revenue Targets Citing Strength in Code Generation

Macquarie has increased its annual recurring revenue (ARR) forecasts for Zhipu AI to $2 billion for 2026 and $4.5 billion for 2027, pointing to the company’s competitive lead in code generation through its GLM 5-2 model. Zhipu surpassed $1 billion in ARR in July, ahead of its full-year goal. Both Zhipu and rival Minimax completed post-lock-up equit…

Apple Shares Retreat After KeyBanc Downgrade and Legal, Industry Pressures

Apple Shares Retreat After KeyBanc Downgrade and Legal, Industry Pressures

Apple Inc. shares fell in pre-market trade after KeyBanc cut its rating to Underweight, adding to downward pressure from a recent federal lawsuit against OpenAI and persistent industry headwinds including an 11% drop in global smartphone shipments in Q2 2026. The combination of an elevated valuation, sector weakness and supply-driven cost pressures…

Warsh Heads to Capitol Hill as Early Moves Signal Distance From Trump

Warsh Heads to Capitol Hill as Early Moves Signal Distance From Trump

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh will testify before Congress over two days as he lays out his initial thinking on monetary policy and the economy. His early actions - including task force appointments and staffing choices - have been read by some observers as creating distance from President Donald Trump, even as questions remain about whether Wa…

PepsiCo’s U.S. recovery falters as consumer snacking habits shift

PepsiCo’s U.S. recovery falters as consumer snacking habits shift

PepsiCo’s effort to revive growth in its core North American business has hit a plateau as Americans alter snacking and beverage choices. Sales in the company’s North America food unit fell 2% in the second quarter ended June 13 and volumes were flat, even after price reductions of up to 15% on major snack brands. Broader trends - including rapid G…

Tower Semiconductor Commits $3 Billion to Japan Capacity Buildout, Backed by $1 Billion in Government Grants

Tower Semiconductor Commits $3 Billion to Japan Capacity Buildout, Backed by $1 Billion in Government Grants

Tower Semiconductor said it will invest $3 billion to expand manufacturing in Japan, with the Japanese government providing $1 billion in grants. The project centers on silicon photonics and silicon-germanium (SiGe) technologies to serve rising AI and data center needs. The plan unfolds in two concurrent phases, with initial 300mm silicon photonics…