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The Strait of Hormuz continues to ease: Not only Oman and France, but Japanese and Turkish ships are passing through smoothly.

The Strait of Hormuz continues to ease: Not only Oman and France, but Japanese and Turkish ships are passing through smoothly.

``` Since more than a month has passed since the outbreak of the US-Israel-Iran war, there are clear signs of the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz easing. According to CCTV News, Japan’s Mitsui O.S.K. Lines revealed that a liquefied petroleum gas carrier operated by its affiliated company

The conflict in Iran remains unresolved, and Haigeses suddenly purged the army’s top ranks, suspected of fearing "being overthrown" and taking preemptive action.

The conflict in Iran remains unresolved, and Haigeses suddenly purged the army’s top ranks, suspected of fearing "being overthrown" and taking preemptive action.

A power struggle is unfolding in the Pentagon—the Secretary of Defense, Hagues, suddenly purged the Army leadership during the ongoing Iran War. According to the New York Post citing insiders, the driving force behind this move isn’t military considerations, but rather concerns about his own position. The report

On the eve of its IPO, OpenAI undergoes a major shake-up in its executive team: CMO resigns, AGI head on "sick leave," COO changes roles.

On the eve of its IPO, OpenAI undergoes a major shake-up in its executive team: CMO resigns, AGI head on "sick leave," COO changes roles.

At a critical moment as OpenAI races towards an IPO, the executive team is undergoing consecutive changes. According to Bloomberg News on April 4, OpenAI's Chief Operating Officer Brad Lightcap will be transferred to a new position, while two other executives have left or temporarily stepped away from

Once rejected Ken Griffin, now at 35 manages $20 billion—this “short-selling fanatic” is both loved and hated by Wall Street!

Once rejected Ken Griffin, now at 35 manages $20 billion—this “short-selling fanatic” is both loved and hated by Wall Street!

2020, the young Hamza Lemssouguer received an invitation from Ken Griffin, founder of hedge fund giant Citadel, to manage a multi-billion dollar European credit fund. He turned it down. Now, this 35-year-old Moroccan fund manager has established his own firm, Arini Capital, building it into a credit hedge fund managing

Former Lehman trader: Private credit is "the subprime of this cycle," stay away from "crowded" tech stocks, embrace "scarce" resource stocks

Former Lehman trader: Private credit is "the subprime of this cycle," stay away from "crowded" tech stocks, embrace "scarce" resource stocks

Larry McDonald, a veteran market participant who experienced the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers, is issuing a new round of warnings to investors. In a recent interview program, the founder of the independent research firm “The Bear Traps Report” and former Lehman Brothers trader Larry McDonald systematically explained his view of

Anthropic blocks "lobster": Starting from 3:00 pm on April 4, Claude subscription account credits can no longer be used for OpenClaw.

Anthropic blocks "lobster": Starting from 3:00 pm on April 4, Claude subscription account credits can no longer be used for OpenClaw.

Anthropic announced an adjustment to its subscription policy, separating the usage cost of third-party AI tools from its subscription packages. This move substantially raises the threshold for users to access Claude through tools like OpenClaw. On Friday evening Eastern Time, according to emails Anthropic sent to users, starting at 3

Energy costs are soaring, Vietnam's economic growth slows to below 8%, and the "double-digit target" faces real obstacles.

Energy costs are soaring, Vietnam's economic growth slows to below 8%, and the "double-digit target" faces real obstacles.

``` Vietnam's economic growth slowed in the first quarter, and rising energy costs increased uncertainty. On Saturday, Vietnam's National Bureau of Statistics announced that GDP grew by 7.83% year-on-year in the first quarter, lower than last quarter's 8.46%, but still above the market