Nvidia rejects antitrust, liability waivers for AI firms

• Vodafone shares fell 1.71% to GBX123.65 today following the release of the company's latest financial results. • The stock price dropped after the company's payout ratio, the percentage of earnings paid to shareholders as dividends, exceeded its total earnings.

• Tesco is preparing to sell its central European business following interest from the Schwarz Group, Ahold Delhaize, and Biedronka. • This move continues a long-term strategy to reduce its international footprint that began after a 2014 domestic accounting scandal.

• Cadence Design Systems shares rose 3.32% to $312 today following a compliance milestone for PCIe 6.0, a high-speed data transfer standard. • The stock is currently testing a resistance level of $325.80, which is a price point where selling pressure typically increases.

• Valetax hosted a booth at the Forex Expo Dubai to engage with traders and industry professionals regarding market insights. • The company used the event to discuss market topics and promote its ongoing campaigns.

• Arm shares rose 3.19% to reach $333.2 today as strong buyer momentum pushed the stock price higher. • The stock gained momentum after breaking through key moving averages, which are technical indicators used to track price trends.

• The Enforcement Directorate provisionally attached 15 immovable properties in Gujarat and Maharashtra as part of a disproportionate assets investigation. • The seized assets are valued at Rs. 1.15 crore and are linked to Valiya Shibabhai Junjhabhai, a former Field Assistant at Gujarat Land Development Corporation Limited.

• Cryptocurrency exchange Indodax will exhibit at the FEKDI x IFSE 2026 digital economy event in Jakarta. • The company will occupy two booths located in separate innovation zones at the Jakarta International Convention Center.

• A federal judge ordered the White House early Thursday to immediately restore press access for CNN, MS NOW, and Politico. • Judge Timothy Kelly issued a temporary restraining order after ruling that President Donald Trump's directive barring the three news outlets was most likely unconstitutional.

• A federal judge temporarily blocked President Donald Trump's decision to ban CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House grounds on Thursday. • The court order requires the White House to restore access for the three news outlets immediately.

• The Department of Justice defended the White House decision to ban CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the premises. • The administration cited national security concerns and reports regarding depleted munitions, Iran war negotiations, and East Wing renovation security.

• US District Judge Timothy J. Kelly heard arguments Wednesday in a lawsuit filed Monday by CNN, MSNBC, and Politico against Donald Trump. • The judge noted that due process was not followed when the White House revoked the press badges of journalists from these organizations over the weekend.