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``` At a time when investors should be worrying about tariffs, growth, and changes in Federal Reserve policy, their greatest fear is actually missing out on further gains in the stock market. Options data shows that as U.S. stocks repeatedly hit new highs, traders are flocking to call options with

``` Trump will undergo a physical examination this Friday. Although the White House has described it as a “routine” checkup, the timing—just six months after his previous annual physical and amid growing speculation about his health—has drawn significant attention. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announced the news in

``` Novo Nordisk has agreed to acquire U.S. biotechnology company Akero Therapeutics for up to $5.2 billion, aiming to secure a promising liver disease drug and further expand its presence in the treatment of obesity-related metabolic diseases to counter increasingly fierce market competition. On Thursday, the Danish pharmaceutical giant

``` AI data centers are driving a surge in U.S. electricity demand, with energy storage likely to become a key solution. According to the latest research by Huatai Securities, Artificial Intelligence Data Centers (AIDC) are significantly boosting U.S. electricity demand, with a projected power gap of 18-27GW by the

``` BitMine Immersion Technologies, a company that has drawn much attention by transforming itself into the largest public holder of Ethereum, is now facing a stern challenge from short sellers. Renowned short-seller Kerrisdale Capital released a report on Wednesday announcing it had shorted BitMine's stock, claiming that the Tom

``` The artificial intelligence boom is spreading from the stock market to the bond market, with the debt scale of AI-related companies surpassing that of traditional banking, making it the largest sector in investment-grade bond indices. According to the latest data from JPMorgan, AI-related companies currently account for 14% of the

Fast Retailing, the parent company of Uniqlo, has set a profit record for the fourth consecutive year. Despite facing pressure from US tariffs, the company’s performance has been driven by a weak yen and a global expansion strategy. The latest results for the 2025 fiscal year show that Fast