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BNP Paribas Partners with Google Cloud to Enhance AI Capabilities
U.S. Stocks Face Pressure Amid Rising Bond Volatility and Crude Oil Prices
FedNow Opens Door to Cross-Border Instant Payments
Federal Reserve Advances Cross-Border Payment Capabilities with FedNow
Iran Open to Nuclear Facility Inspections, President Pezeshkian States
Trump and Johnson to Discuss AI Regulation with Tech Leaders on September 29
Iranian President States U.S. Must Decide on Ending Conflict
Iran Seeks to Revive Ceasefire Agreement with the U.S. Ahead of Midterm Elections
Brexit and Donald Trump’s tariffs push UK’s food and drink trade deficit to £21bn
Airbus A321neo Quality Issue May Impact Over 500 Aircraft
Airbus Warns A321neo Customers of Potential Quality Defect
Tesla to Open Heavy-Duty Truck Factory in Nevada
Trump and House Speaker Johnson to Host AI Meeting with Tech CEOs on September 29
Costco Reports $184 Million in Tariff Refunds for Q4
US intervenes in Elon Musk’s legal challenge to EU fine against X
Finnish President Calls for Expanded Starlink Coverage Over Russia to Aid Ukraine
Costco’s Quarterly Profit Beats Estimates on Tariff Refunds
U.S. Senate Measure on Military Action Against Iran Faces Opposition from Fetterman
OpenAI to Showcase GPT-6 Cyber and Automated Deployment Product at DevDay
U.S. Senate Rejects Resolution to Limit President Trump's War Powers in Iran
Anthropic seeks Palantir-style voting control for seven co-founders ahead of IPO, The Information reports
US airlines oppose China’s bid to add more flights
Blue Origin Secures First Outside Capital Raise, Projects Significant Revenue Growth
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China's Markets Close for Mid-Autumn Festival, Anticipating National Day Holiday
Blue Origin Secures $10 Billion Funding at $140 Billion Valuation
Asian Bonds, Stocks to Fall as Oil Fans Inflation: Markets Wrap
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Shale oil magnate says Exxon chief ‘threw me under the bus’ after $60bn takeover
MGM discusses bid for Barry Diller’s People Inc, WSJ reports
Ares fund withdrawal requests decline as private credit redemptions ease
Airbus Grappling With Fresh Quality Issue on A321 Jet Model
Akamai Technologies Signs $11.6 Billion Agreement with Anthropic to Address AI Demand
Akamai Projects $5.5 Billion in Capital Expenditure for 2026
Global Citizen CEO on Mission To End Extreme Poverty
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Savor CEO on Producing Fats & Oils From Carbon Sources
MGM Resorts Is Discussing Making a Bid for People: WSJ
UBS Predicts Overreaction to Fed Rate Hike Fears as 10-Year Treasury Yield Surpasses 5.1%
5 Things to Know as Banks Connect Tokenized Deposits
Anthropic Proposes Shareholder Approval for Co-Founders' Voting Control Ahead of IPO
Bluerock Acquisition Corp. II prices $150M IPO on Nasdaq
StubHub earns Moody’s upgrade to B2 as debt reduction efforts bear fruit
Chinese President Xi Emphasizes Need for US-China Cooperation on AI
CFOs Face a Tougher Call on When to Borrow
New York Mayor Criticizes Netanyahu's UN Speech as Full of Falsehoods
Drug developer City Therapeutics files for US IPO as biotech listings surge
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Former U.S. President Donald Trump Discuss Global Issues
FirstFT: Xi Jinping says US and China must ‘coexist in peace’ at White House summit
MGM Resorts Eyeing Bid for Barry Diller’s People Incorporated
Trump and Xi Agree to Collaborate on Hosting 2026 APEC and G20 Meetings
Airbus alerts customers to A321neo defect potentially affecting over 500 aircraft, Air Current reports
Trump-Xi summit in Washington features great fanfare but low expectations
S&P 500 ends marginally lower as investors focus on US-Iran war
France to Deploy Troops and Air Defenses to Saudi Arabia's Yanbu Amid Rising Houthi Attacks
China and US Delegations Announce New Trade Arrangement
Trump Administration Seeks to Stabilize Ties During Summit With Xi
Oil Prices Surge Following Houthi Attacks on Saudi Arabia
Meta Launches Muse Charm Device to Compete in AI Consumer Market
Tech Titans Will Mingle With Trump and Xi at State Dinner
French President Macron Proposes Double Moratorium in Ukraine Conflict
NATO's Rutte: Putin 'Not Playing Ball' in Ukraine Peace Talks
Stablecoins Changed the Rails but Haven’t Captured the Economics
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Factbox-Inside Reuters’ calculation of Australia’s housing market ripple effects
EU Regulator’s Priorities for 2027 Include AI and Tokenization
Polymarket Slams New York Lawsuit as State Targets Prediction Market Sector
Big Take: This Isn't Your Grandparents' UN
OpenAI breach of Australian government linked to wider AI hacking campaign
Bitget Reports $351.6 Million Hack, Freezes Withdrawals Amid Investigation
Bitget, a cryptocurrency exchange, has confirmed that approximately $351.6 million in digital assets were stolen from its online wallets on September 24, 2026. This incident is being described as potentially the largest crypto hack of the year. Following the breach, the exchange has suspended all customer withdrawals while it conducts a security review, although trading and deposits remain operational. Chief Executive Gracy Chen stated that the loss will be covered by the exchange's User Protection Fund, which reportedly holds over $464 million.
The unauthorized transfers were detected at 18:31 UTC, prompting immediate emergency procedures. Chen clarified that the breach was limited to the exchange's hot and warm wallet layers, while its cold wallets, which are kept offline for security, were not affected. The method of the attack has not been disclosed, and Bitget has promised to provide hourly updates and a comprehensive incident report within 24 hours. Law enforcement and blockchain security firms have been notified of the incident.
Initial estimates of the stolen amount varied, with independent researchers suggesting losses between $174 million and $183 million before Bitget confirmed the higher figure. The hack has raised concerns about the security of centralized exchanges, especially as the longer withdrawals remain frozen, the more likely it is that doubts will spread to other platforms. The incident has contributed to a significant rise in reported crypto hack losses for September, which now exceed $684 million, making it the costliest month of 2026 so far.
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