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Lutnick stalled Trump’s crackdown on diversion of Nvidia chips to China | World News

Howard Lutnick, US commerce secretary | Image Credit: Bloomberg 1 min read Last Updated : Nov 12 2026 | 7:52 AM IST US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick stalled President Donald Trump’s crackdown on companies suspected of diverting Nvidia’s ‌chips to China, ​Axios reported on ​Wednesday, citing high-level sources.   Trump on Thursday ​authorized a crackdown…

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Bank Of America (BAC) Led Debt Financing For A Major Wealth Platform Deal

Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) acted as a lead arranger for private debt financing backing Vanguard Group’s acquisition of Altruist. The financing supports Vanguard’s purchase of digital wealth platform Altruist, a fintech provider serving financial advisers and investors. The deal underscores large banks’ continued role in funding technology driven wealth management platforms that aim to modernize…

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Trying Tourette’s device tested by Lewis Capaldi was the best day of my life

According to the Tourettes Action charity, there are two versions of the device: Neupulse-C – which is available as a consumer wellness device – and Neupulse-M, which is intended to be marketed as a medical device specifically for the treatment of tics and Tourette’s syndrome, but it has not yet received regulatory approval for this…

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Moscow: Russia-China cooperation key to Asia-Pacific stability

MOSCOW — Russia-China cooperation stands as one of the key factors underpinning stability and security in the Asia-Pacific region and the world at large, the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday, wishing the upcoming APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting every success. Responding to a question from Xinhua at her regular press briefing, ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova…

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East Asia Markets Mixed on Thursday as Japan Gains While Hong Kong and Seoul Retreat · Business Upturn

Asian equity markets delivered a mixed picture on Thursday as gains in Japan and mainland China were offset by losses in Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan. Japan’s Nikkei 225 inched higher, adding 0.30% to close at 61,432.21, holding near elevated levels as investors maintained a cautious but constructive stance on Tokyo’s blue-chip stocks. In…

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