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Comprehensive coverage and timeline for Drag. Aggregated from 23 sources with 37 articles.
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• Wall Street experienced a downturn on Friday as investors shifted away from the artificial intelligence sector due to growing concerns over frontier AI development. • In contrast to the U.S. market retreat, the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) managed to edge slightly higher. • Global markets are reacting to volatility in tech valuations and a simultaneous jump in oil prices.
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Image: The Week• The Citizens' Public Justice (CJP) alleges that activist Sonam Wangchuk was forcibly dragged away from a protest site by authorities. • Opposition leaders have condemned the police action, accusing the government of suppressing peaceful protests rather than addressing the underlying grievances. • This incident highlights escalating tensions between activists and the state over regional issues and the right to public demonstration.
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Image: Local 10• Wall Street is trending toward weekly losses on Friday as a continued sell-off of chipmakers and AI-related stocks drags down the broader markets. • In Asia, Taiwanese shares plummeted 6.5% following an announcement from TSMC, the world's largest contract chip manufacturer, to invest an additional $100 billion in U.S. fabrication plants. • Market volatility is further compounded by rising oil prices, triggered by the United States launching additional airstrikes against Iran.
local10.com• Global stock markets declined on Thursday, led by a slump in AI-related stocks and computer chipmakers, causing the S&P 500 to fall 0.5%. • International markets saw significant drops, with Tokyo falling 2.8% and Shanghai sliding 1.8%, though Hong Kong's Hang Seng rose 1.3% following China's approval of Apple Intelligence. • Despite the market dip, U.S. economic indicators remained positive, showing fewer unemployment benefit applications and stronger-than-expected manufacturing growth in the mid-Atlantic region.
apnews.com• Asian stock markets plummeted on Friday, led by Tokyo's Nikkei 225, which dropped more than 5% due to heavy selling of AI-related shares and computer chipmakers. • Taiwan's markets saw a significant decline of 5.9%, following news that TSMC, the world's largest contract chip manufacturer, intends to invest an additional $100 billion in U.S. fabrication plants. • This downturn reflects a broader global trend where slumping AI stocks are dragging world markets lower, signaling a shift in investor sentiment toward the tech sector.
newsday.com• Global stock markets declined as shares of computer chipmakers and other AI-driven companies experienced a significant slump. • Major indexes saw notable losses, including a 1.8% drop in Shanghai and a 2.8% decrease in Tokyo. • Hong Kong's Hang Seng index rose 1.3%, bolstered by Alibaba's growth after China's cyberspace regulator approved the Apple Intelligence AI tool.
latimes.com• Global stock markets declined on Thursday as slumping AI-related shares and computer chipmakers dragged down indexes worldwide. • The S&P 500 fell 0.5%, while international markets saw sharper drops, including a 1.8% decline in Shanghai and a 2.8% dip in Tokyo. • Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index rose 1.3%, bolstered by Alibaba's gains after China's cyberspace regulator approved the Apple Intelligence AI tool.
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Image: The Hindu BusinessLine• Indian stock markets recovered from an early slump on July 13, 2026, with IT stocks showing strength while the realty and metal sectors dragged. • Global sentiment remained cautious as Japan’s Nikkei and South Korea’s KOSPI fell sharply due to geopolitical uncertainty and rising energy costs. • Brent crude prices climbed above $78 a barrel, sparking concerns regarding inflation, corporate margins, and India's import bill.
thehindubusinessline.comForeign ministers will discuss options on Monday but decision on imports is not expected for months The EU has been accused of dragging its feet over upholding international law, on the eve of a long-awaited debate about banning trade with illegal Israeli settlements.EU foreign ministers meeting in Brussels on Monday will discuss a possible ban on imports from the settlements, against an ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where a UN inquiry found Israel to be committing a genocide, and surging state-backed violence in the occupied West Bank, which has killed at least 235 children. Continue reading...
theguardian.com• Global markets declined on Tuesday as a sharp sell-off in AI-related stocks dragged down the S&P 500 by 0.4%, despite most individual stocks in the index rising. • Significant losses were led by Intel (-9.7%), AMD (-6.5%), and Micron Technology (-4.7%), while SpaceX's xAI business fell 6.8% following its inclusion in the Nasdaq 100. • In the pharmaceutical sector, Vertex Pharmaceuticals dropped 1.4% after announcing a cash acquisition of Crinetics Pharmaceuticals at $85 per share, causing Crinetics' stock to surge 98.7%.
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