Jonathan Wong
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Apple's September Showcase: iPhone 15 and Beyond
Apple, the tech behemoth, has once again sent ripples across the industry by announcing its next major event scheduled for September 12th, 2023. The event, intriguingly named "Wonderlust," is set to unveil the much-anticipated iPhone 15, along with other products and updates. 
Apple, the tech behemoth, has once again sent ripples across the industry by announcing its next major event scheduled for September 12th, 2023. The event, intriguingly named "Wonderlust," is set to unveil the much-anticipated iPhone 15, along with other products and updates. -
'Vietnam's Tesla' Skyrockets 35%, Valuation Tops $210 Billion: Doubling Goldman Sachs
VinFast Auto, a Vietnamese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, saw its stock surge 35% at one point during Monday's trading session, hitting an all-time high of $93 per share. This brought its in-session market capitalization to roughly $216 billion. The stock closed the day up 19.75% at $82.35, marking its sixth consecutive day of gains and a record close with a market value surpassing $190 billion. 
VinFast Auto, a Vietnamese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, saw its stock surge 35% at one point during Monday's trading session, hitting an all-time high of $93 per share. This brought its in-session market capitalization to roughly $216 billion. The stock closed the day up 19.75% at $82.35, marking its sixth consecutive day of gains and a record close with a market value surpassing $190 billion. -
Chanel Handbags Nearing RMB100k: Worth the Splurge?
Luxury brand prices seem to have no ceiling, with Chanel emerging as one of the most flamboyant in their pricing strategies. 
Luxury brand prices seem to have no ceiling, with Chanel emerging as one of the most flamboyant in their pricing strategies. -
U.S. Suspects Missile Strike in Prigozhin's Plane Crash Near Moscow
In a recent development surrounding the tragic plane crash near Moscow, U.S. officials have expressed their belief that a missile, possibly launched from within Russia, was the likely cause of the incident. The plane, which was presumed to be carrying the Russian mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin, met its unfortunate fate earlier this week. 
In a recent development surrounding the tragic plane crash near Moscow, U.S. officials have expressed their belief that a missile, possibly launched from within Russia, was the likely cause of the incident. The plane, which was presumed to be carrying the Russian mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin, met its unfortunate fate earlier this week. -
SoftBank Consolidates Control Over Arm Ahead of Anticipated IPO
In a strategic move that underscores the shifting dynamics of the tech industry, SoftBank Group Corp has acquired the remaining 25% stake in UK chip designer Arm Ltd. This acquisition, which values Arm at a staggering $64 billion, is seen as a significant step in stabilizing the company's stock price as it gears up for a much-anticipated listing next month. 
In a strategic move that underscores the shifting dynamics of the tech industry, SoftBank Group Corp has acquired the remaining 25% stake in UK chip designer Arm Ltd. This acquisition, which values Arm at a staggering $64 billion, is seen as a significant step in stabilizing the company's stock price as it gears up for a much-anticipated listing next month. -
US Airlines Set to Double Flights to China by Year's End
Following the U.S. Department of Transportation's recent directive allowing Chinese airlines to gradually increase their flights between China and the US, American airlines have unveiled plans to expand their services as well. 
Following the U.S. Department of Transportation's recent directive allowing Chinese airlines to gradually increase their flights between China and the US, American airlines have unveiled plans to expand their services as well. -
Goldman Sachs' No.2 Faces Loyalty Test Amid Rising Internal Dissent
As internal dissatisfaction intensifies, John Waldron, Goldman Sachs' President and COO and the right-hand man to CEO David Solomon, is now in a predicament of choosing sides. If Waldron breaks ranks, Solomon may find himself under siege from all fronts. 
As internal dissatisfaction intensifies, John Waldron, Goldman Sachs' President and COO and the right-hand man to CEO David Solomon, is now in a predicament of choosing sides. If Waldron breaks ranks, Solomon may find himself under siege from all fronts. -
U.S. Steel's Acquisition Bid Stirs Concerns Over Manufacturing's Future
While U.S. Steel, a symbol of the American Industrial Revolution, rejected a takeover bid from Cleveland-Cliffs last weekend, market experts are wary of the profound impact on the foundations of American manufacturing. There's a particular concern over increasing market concentration for steel used in cars, canned goods, and electric vehicle batteries. 
While U.S. Steel, a symbol of the American Industrial Revolution, rejected a takeover bid from Cleveland-Cliffs last weekend, market experts are wary of the profound impact on the foundations of American manufacturing. There's a particular concern over increasing market concentration for steel used in cars, canned goods, and electric vehicle batteries. -
Europe Faces Soaring Natural Gas Prices Amid Australian LNG Strike Fears
The global liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply could be disrupted if workers at Australia's Woodside Energy decide to strike due to unresolved labor disputes with the company. On Tuesday, European natural gas futures surged by as much as 18%, reaching a peak of 40.7 euros per megawatt-hour. 
The global liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply could be disrupted if workers at Australia's Woodside Energy decide to strike due to unresolved labor disputes with the company. On Tuesday, European natural gas futures surged by as much as 18%, reaching a peak of 40.7 euros per megawatt-hour. -
Offshore Yuan Drops Below 7.32 Against Dollar: Evaluating the Devaluation Pressures of Rate Cuts
After a morning adjustment in short- and medium-term policy interest rates, both the onshore and offshore yuan fell against the U.S. dollar, sparking discussions about the potential increase in devaluation pressures. 
After a morning adjustment in short- and medium-term policy interest rates, both the onshore and offshore yuan fell against the U.S. dollar, sparking discussions about the potential increase in devaluation pressures.
