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Women's World Cup Deadly Shooting, FedNow Launches and China's Currency Crisis

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Apple Steps In: Is AI Monopoly Over?

  • Apple Inc. is developing AI tools to challenge those of OpenAI, Google, and others.

  • The company has created a language modeling framework, “Ajax”, and an internal chatbot, “Apple GPT”.

  • Executives have yet to devise a clear strategy for releasing the technology to consumers.

  • Take a bite out of the AI apple, before the competition sees the core!
  • Source: Read More
Tragedy in Auckland as World Cup Prepares to Kick Off
  • At least 2 dead and 5 injured following a shooting in Auckland, New Zealand

  • World Cup to proceed as planned with increased police presence

  • Suspect is a 24-year-old male known for family violence history, no political or ideological motives identified

  • The Women's World Cup is still on, but now with the added challenge of having to play in the shadow of another tragedy
  • Source: Read More
Discover How The Fed is Revolutionizing America's Payment System
  • FedNow is a service that has been in the works since 2019 and will allow Americans to transfer funds in real-time.

  • 41 banks and 15 service providers have already signed on and more are expected to join in the coming months.

  • FedNow is expected to benefit consumers and small businesses the most, by allowing them to access real-time payments without needing to pay larger competitors.

  • At launch, the service will have a maximum individual payment limit of $500,000.

  • The potential for a bank run raises concerns, but the Fed has downplayed such fears, reassuring that banks have measures to mitigate outflows.

  • It's time to say "so long" to waiting days or even hours for payments - FedNow is here to revolutionize America's payments system

Source: Read More
China's Currency Crisis: State Banks Clamping Down to Stop Yuan Catastrophe
  • State-owned banks are seen selling dollars to buy yuan in the offshore market in an effort to slow the rate of yuan decline.

  • China's central bank announced the relaxing of a cross-border financing rule, making it easier for domestic firms to tap overseas markets.

  • The offshore yuan strengthened more than 0.7% but is still down about 4% against the dollar year-to-date.

  • In a daring attempt to contain a full-blown currency disaster, China is sending shockwaves through the market, bringing stability (or at least trying to) to the yuan
  • Source : Read More

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