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South Korea says the US-South Korea trade agreement remains valid; Supreme Court tariff ruling does not alter the framework.

South Korea says the US-South Korea trade agreement remains valid; Supreme Court tariff ruling does not alter the framework.

``` The South Korean government stated that despite the U.S. Supreme Court’s tariff ruling, the overall framework of the trade agreement between South Korea and the United States will remain intact. This statement aims to stabilize market expectations and ease exporters’ concerns about the trade outlook. According to CCTV

Everyone wants to learn from Nvidia's "chip-for-financing" model; Google and AMD are both supporting "AI cloud."

Everyone wants to learn from Nvidia's "chip-for-financing" model; Google and AMD are both supporting "AI cloud."

Nvidia's "compute-finance" closed loop created by supporting CoreWeave is so alluring that Google and AMD are forced to "cross the river by feeling the stones", trying to use real money to build their own AI chip ecosystem. On February 20th, according to the Wall

High court rejects; Trump will be forced to issue tax refunds! Wall Street had "already bet on it", and the Commerce Secretary's son even took part at one point.

High court rejects; Trump will be forced to issue tax refunds! Wall Street had "already bet on it", and the Commerce Secretary's son even took part at one point.

``` After the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Trump's tariff policy was illegal, Wall Street hedge funds that had made early bets will reap massive returns. According to CCTV News, on the 20th local time, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Trump administration's large-scale

$175 billion "tariff refund"! For US stocks, it's a "fiscal stimulus." For US bonds, it's "increasing debt." For gold and silver, it's "uncertainty returns."

$175 billion "tariff refund"! For US stocks, it's a "fiscal stimulus." For US bonds, it's "increasing debt." For gold and silver, it's "uncertainty returns."

``` After the Supreme Court revoked Trump's tariff authority, U.S. stocks briefly rose on Friday, but investors should prepare for a new round of economic uncertainty. On Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Trump’s tariffs were illegal. The market expects pressures on future corporate profit

The high court’s rejection is “one thing,” U.S. tax refunds are “another.”

The high court’s rejection is “one thing,” U.S. tax refunds are “another.”

``` After the Supreme Court ruled that Trump’s tariffs were illegal, how the US government will refund the tariffs already collected has become an unresolved issue. According to CCTV News, on the 20th local time, the US Supreme Court ruled that the large-scale tariff measures implemented by the Trump administration

OpenAI significantly lowered its spending target to $600 billion, with gross margin pressure sparking concerns about profitability.

OpenAI significantly lowered its spending target to $600 billion, with gross margin pressure sparking concerns about profitability.

``` OpenAI is readjusting its expansion expectations, telling investors that its total compute spending target by 2030 is about $600 billion, a sharp reduction from CEO Sam Altman’s previously stated $1.4 trillion infrastructure commitment. On February 20, CNBC reported, OpenAI expects total revenue to exceed $280 billion by 2030,

Anthropic releases Claude security tool, cybersecurity stocks plunge

Anthropic releases Claude security tool, cybersecurity stocks plunge

Anthropic launches AI code scanning tool, sparking industry concerns and a collective plunge in cybersecurity stocks. On February 20, Anthropic PBC released new safety features for its Claude AI model. This tool can scan codebases for security vulnerabilities and offer targeted software patch recommendations for human review. Currently, the tool