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Hindenburg Research's Short Selling Storm: Over $170 Billion Wiped from Giants' Companies
Wall Street's short-selling institution, Hindenburg Research, which only has a handful of researchers, has made significant waves this year. It has targeted companies owned by three magnates, cumulatively erasing more than $170 billion of wealth. 
Wall Street's short-selling institution, Hindenburg Research, which only has a handful of researchers, has made significant waves this year. It has targeted companies owned by three magnates, cumulatively erasing more than $170 billion of wealth. -
Apple's iPhone 15 Pro Chip Deal Could Save Billions, TSMC to Shoulder the Cost
Apple may have spared billions of dollars in faulty costs for the advanced chip planned for the iPhone 15 Pro, which is set to debut next month. 
Apple may have spared billions of dollars in faulty costs for the advanced chip planned for the iPhone 15 Pro, which is set to debut next month. -
Tesla CFO Steps Down, Stirring Speculation on Musk's Successor and Dipping Stocks
In a recent filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Monday, Tesla revealed that CFO Zachary Kirkhorn, 39, stepped down from his role on August 4. Vaibhav Taneja, the Chief Accounting Officer, was announced as Kirkhorn's successor and will hold both positions. 
In a recent filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Monday, Tesla revealed that CFO Zachary Kirkhorn, 39, stepped down from his role on August 4. Vaibhav Taneja, the Chief Accounting Officer, was announced as Kirkhorn's successor and will hold both positions. -
Luxury Beauty Brands Hit by Resale Crackdown: La Prairie Sees Revenue Dip in Half a Year
Cosmetics Industry Responds to Resale Challenge Several top cosmetics companies have showcased the financial impact of their efforts to combat unauthorized reselling in their 2023 financial reports. 
Cosmetics Industry Responds to Resale Challenge Several top cosmetics companies have showcased the financial impact of their efforts to combat unauthorized reselling in their 2023 financial reports. -
Chinese Automakers Take Half the Market! Vietnamese EV Sales Set to Double, Aiming for 25% Annual Growth Over a Decade
Surge in the Vietnamese EV Market The Vietnamese electric vehicle (EV) market seems to be accelerating at an impressive pace. 
Surge in the Vietnamese EV Market The Vietnamese electric vehicle (EV) market seems to be accelerating at an impressive pace. -
Apple Declares Independence from Intel, Becomes a 'Chip Giant'
Silicon With the high-end product line, Mac Pro, now transitioning to its proprietary M2 Ultra chip, Apple's Mac lineup has completely abandoned Intel chips. 
Silicon With the high-end product line, Mac Pro, now transitioning to its proprietary M2 Ultra chip, Apple's Mac lineup has completely abandoned Intel chips. -
After Rice Restrictions, Will India Clamp Down on Sugar Exports Next?
Insufficient rainfall in India has taken a toll on its sugar output, leading to growing concerns that following the government's ban on certain rice exports, sugar might be the next target. 
Insufficient rainfall in India has taken a toll on its sugar output, leading to growing concerns that following the government's ban on certain rice exports, sugar might be the next target. -
Soaring Oil Prices Rattle the White House
As Biden touts "Bidenomics" for his re-election campaign, the sustained rise in crude oil has caused growing concerns within the White House. 
As Biden touts "Bidenomics" for his re-election campaign, the sustained rise in crude oil has caused growing concerns within the White House. -
Global Food Market Faces Turmoil: Rice Prices Soar to Near 12-Year High Amid Grain Deals
In a development that has sent shockwaves through the global food market, the world rice price index has surged to a near 12-year high, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations. This surge, which occurred in July 2023, has been attributed to a combination of factors, including unfavorable weather conditions in key rice-producing regions and robust demand from importers. 
In a development that has sent shockwaves through the global food market, the world rice price index has surged to a near 12-year high, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations. This surge, which occurred in July 2023, has been attributed to a combination of factors, including unfavorable weather conditions in key rice-producing regions and robust demand from importers. -
Wheat Prices Surge 4% Amid India's Consideration to Scrap 40% Import Tax
Global wheat prices took a leap on Friday, climbing 4%, amid news that India, the world's second-largest wheat producer, is contemplating scrapping its hefty import tax on the grain to ensure domestic food supply. 
Global wheat prices took a leap on Friday, climbing 4%, amid news that India, the world's second-largest wheat producer, is contemplating scrapping its hefty import tax on the grain to ensure domestic food supply.
