Jerry Lin
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Apple-Android New Battlefield? Reports Reveal Samsung, Google, and Qualcomm Developing MR Devices, Could Launch This Year
According to a report by South Korean media Business Korea, Google, Samsung, and Qualcomm are developing MR products, with Google developing the MR operating system, and Samsung and Qualcomm respectively responsible for developing MR hardware and dedicated chips. It is expected that these products could launch as early as this year. 
According to a report by South Korean media Business Korea, Google, Samsung, and Qualcomm are developing MR products, with Google developing the MR operating system, and Samsung and Qualcomm respectively responsible for developing MR hardware and dedicated chips. It is expected that these products could launch as early as this year. -
China Stresses Openness to Foreign Investment Amid Escalating Skepticism
In an effort to assure international financiers about China's openness to foreign investment, the nation's top financial authorities addressed a prominent forum in Shanghai on Thursday. This comes amid mounting apprehension among global firms about the perceived decline in China's receptiveness. 
In an effort to assure international financiers about China's openness to foreign investment, the nation's top financial authorities addressed a prominent forum in Shanghai on Thursday. This comes amid mounting apprehension among global firms about the perceived decline in China's receptiveness. -
Decoding the SEC's Legal Battle Against Cryptocurrency Titans: From HSBC to Adidas, Prada, Disney, Samsung, and Barcelona FC Caught in the Crypto Crossfire
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) this week shook the entire crypto circle by filing lawsuits against two major cryptocurrency exchanges, Binance and Coinbase. This exposed how over the past few years, numerous industry giants from Wall Street, Silicon Valley, the entertainment industry, the fashion industry, and even the world's top football clubs have bent over backwards to participate in the crypto sector, allegedly involved in illegal cryptocurrency financing or collaboration accused by the SEC. 
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) this week shook the entire crypto circle by filing lawsuits against two major cryptocurrency exchanges, Binance and Coinbase. This exposed how over the past few years, numerous industry giants from Wall Street, Silicon Valley, the entertainment industry, the fashion industry, and even the world's top football clubs have bent over backwards to participate in the crypto sector, allegedly involved in illegal cryptocurrency financing or collaboration accused by the SEC. -
Binance CEO Faces Legal Turmoil: Changpeng Zhao Summoned By U.S. District Court Amidst SEC Scrutiny
In the latest wave of legal actions sweeping the cryptocurrency industry, Changpeng Zhao, the CEO of Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, finds himself in the crosshairs of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The U.S. District Court recently issued a summons for Zhao over an ongoing SEC action, marking a significant escalation in regulatory scrutiny of Binance. 
In the latest wave of legal actions sweeping the cryptocurrency industry, Changpeng Zhao, the CEO of Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, finds himself in the crosshairs of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The U.S. District Court recently issued a summons for Zhao over an ongoing SEC action, marking a significant escalation in regulatory scrutiny of Binance. -
China's Economic Rebound Stalls as Export Decline Exceeds Predictions Amid Global Demand Woes
China's economic revival hits a rough patch as export numbers in May fell sharply, raising concerns about the fragility of the nation's recovery amid a worldwide faltering demand. The falling demand, particularly from advanced economies, poses a significant hurdle to the world's second-largest economy that had shown stronger than expected growth in the initial quarter. 
China's economic revival hits a rough patch as export numbers in May fell sharply, raising concerns about the fragility of the nation's recovery amid a worldwide faltering demand. The falling demand, particularly from advanced economies, poses a significant hurdle to the world's second-largest economy that had shown stronger than expected growth in the initial quarter. -
Crypto Platforms Coinbase and Binance Face Lawsuits as US Bolsters Regulatory Oversight
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is escalating its regulatory efforts in the cryptocurrency sphere. It filed lawsuits against Coinbase and Binance, two prominent cryptocurrency exchanges, in an aggressive step towards bringing the sector under its regulatory purview. The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is escalating its regulatory efforts in the cryptocurrency sphere. It filed lawsuits against Coinbase and Binance, two prominent cryptocurrency exchanges, in an aggressive step towards bringing the sector under its regulatory purview. -
Apple acquires AR headset startup Mira, with undisclosed acquisition price, existing customers include Nintendo
Apple confirmed the acquisition of Mira. Regarding this, Apple said, "The company acquires smaller tech companies from time to time, and we generally do not discuss our purpose or plans." 
Apple confirmed the acquisition of Mira. Regarding this, Apple said, "The company acquires smaller tech companies from time to time, and we generally do not discuss our purpose or plans." -
Suing exchanges is not enough! SEC Chairman strikes the crypto sector again: No need for more digital currencies
On Tuesday, June 6, SEC Chairman Gary Gensler hinted in a media program that cryptocurrencies and other digital tokens are essentially unnecessary in this world. Gensler said: 
On Tuesday, June 6, SEC Chairman Gary Gensler hinted in a media program that cryptocurrencies and other digital tokens are essentially unnecessary in this world. Gensler said: -
World Bank: Global Economy in a Dangerous State, China Is a Clear Exception
The World Bank stated in its latest Economic Outlook report on Tuesday that the sunshine we saw in the global economy earlier this year is fading, and gray days may be ahead. China is a clear exception to the global economic slowdown trend. 
The World Bank stated in its latest Economic Outlook report on Tuesday that the sunshine we saw in the global economy earlier this year is fading, and gray days may be ahead. China is a clear exception to the global economic slowdown trend. -
IMF Deputy Warns: AI Could "Severely Disrupt" Job Market
The IMF's second-in-command recently warned that generative artificial intelligence (AI) poses a risk of "severe disruption" to human employment and called on governments worldwide to quickly draft regulations to control this emerging technology. 
The IMF's second-in-command recently warned that generative artificial intelligence (AI) poses a risk of "severe disruption" to human employment and called on governments worldwide to quickly draft regulations to control this emerging technology.
