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The united states sold 1,000 gold card visas worth $5m each in a single day
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced on the All In podcast Thursday that he had sold 1,000 Gold Cards in a single day.

nvidia overtaces microsoft as the worlds most valuable company
Nvidia has overtaken Microsoft to become the most valuable company in the world by market capitalization, reaching $3.45 trillion.

Trump’s ‘Gold Card’: The $5 Million Ticket to American Residency
Donald Trump has never shied away from bold, headline-grabbing moves. His latest? The launch of a "Gold Card", a premium immigration pass that grants permanent U.S. residency for those who can afford it.

Foreign travelers soon to pay 'visa integrity fee'
The U.S. introduces a $250 “visa integrity fee” starting Oct. 1, raising total visa costs to over $400 for travelers from countries like Mexico, China, and Brazil. Tourism experts warn of reduced travel volumes.

Gold prices extend decline as dollar strengthens
Gold continued to slide on Wednesday after posting its steepest daily drop since 2020, pressured by a stronger U.S. dollar and profit-taking by investors.

Report: Apple avoid Trump's tariffs by shipping 5 planes full of iphones
Apple transported five planes full of iPhones and other products to meet the soaring demand during the festive season, ensuring that consumers around the world could get their hands on the latest devices. The company's logistical efforts have been aimed at addressing the challenge of maintaining a smooth supply chain during a period when demand for its products is at its peak.

Schiff Calls For Insider Trading Investigation into Trump
Senator Adam Schiff called for a congressional investigation into whether President Donald Trump engaged in insider trading or market manipulation following his decision to pause a set of tariffs, which caused stock prices to surge.

uber will allow you to book helicopter ride next year
Uber users will soon be able to book Blade helicopters in New York, cutting airport travel to just minutes.

Yen stablecoin issuer predicts growing presence in Japan's bond market
JPYC, Japan’s first yen-backed stablecoin issuer, predicts that stablecoin issuers could soon become major buyers of Japanese government bonds (JGBs), potentially influencing the Bank of Japan’s monetary policy.

Intel surges 22% after $5 billion Nvidia investment
Nvidia invests $5B in Intel to jointly develop chips, boosting Intel shares to their best day since 1987.

Deepseek sinks tech and microchip stocks as Nvidia and Microsoft
A Chinese startup has shaken the tech world with the launch of an advanced and free language model, raising questions about the future of American dominance in the artificial intelligence sector. This breakthrough immediately disrupted financial markets

Nvidia to produce AI servers worth up to $500 billion in US
Nvidia has announced plans to build AI servers worth up to $500 billion in the U.S. over the next four years, in collaboration with partners like TSMC.

OpenAI raises $40B at $300B post-money valuation
OpenAI has secured $40 billion in one of the largest private funding rounds to date, bringing its valuation to $300 billion post-money.

European hotels to sue Booking.com
Almost 10,000 European hotels are taking collective legal action against Booking.com over alleged inflated costs from parity clauses.

A Battery That Could Last a Century Without Recharging
In a world where electronic devices constantly crave power, a revolutionary battery capable of lasting up to 50 years without recharging is poised to change everything.

Google fined $314.6 million for collecting Android user data
Google fined $314.6 million for collecting Android user data without consent.

Banks Lend $18 Billion for Oracle-Tied Data Center in New Mexico
A group of 20 banks has joined forces to provide $18 billion in financing for a massive Oracle-linked data center in New Mexico, marking another major move in the U.S. AI infrastructure race.

OpenAI reports user chats to police.
OpenAI admits to scanning user chats for harmful content, escalating risks to human reviewers and sometimes law enforcement, raising concerns about privacy and consistency in its policies.

McDonald’s says it plans to hire 375,000 people this summer
McDonald’s is launching its largest hiring campaign in five years, aiming to recruit up to 375,000 workers ahead of the summer rush.

neuralink will help blind people see again within the next year
Elon Musk announces Neuralink’s progress on vision-restoring brain implants, aiming to help blind individuals.
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