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China’s Moonshot AI quietly tees up a Hong Kong IPO
Moonshot AI, the Chinese startup behind the Kimi K3 model, has confidentially filed for an initial public offering in Hong Kong, according to people familiar with the matter. A filing would put one of China’s most prominent consumer-facing AI players on a public-market timeline as investors keep pricing both growth and regulatory risk into anything labeled “AI.”
If the process advances, the deal would be a read on Hong Kong’s appetite for big-ticket tech listings and on whether leading Chinese model builders can keep scaling amid tightening chip access and intensifying domestic competition.
Read the full story at South China Morning Post →
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Gloria Steinem, feminist activist and journalist, dies at 92
Gloria Steinem has died at age 92, her foundation said, noting she passed away peacefully at her home in New York City surrounded by loved ones. Steinem was a central figure in modern American feminism and a defining media voice for the movement, shaping public debate for decades.
Her death closes a major chapter in U.S. cultural and political life, and it will likely refocus attention on how women’s rights coalitions evolve in a more polarized, post-social-media era.
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Iran conflict watch: Hormuz remains the pressure valve
In live updates on the Iran conflict, ABC reports the Strait of Hormuz remains the primary flashpoint, with markets and militaries watching for any disruption to shipping. The outlet also reports former President Trump defended comments by Howard Lutnick suggesting there were no U.S. deaths in the Iran war, a line that has drawn scrutiny.
The immediate stakes are energy flows and escalation control: a single incident around Hormuz can move oil prices fast and force governments into decisions they’d rather delay.
Read the full story at ABC News →
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Trump administration moves to target tax breaks for racially discriminatory schools
The Daily Caller reports the Trump administration is moving to revoke tax-exempt status for schools found to engage in racial discrimination, citing an initiative involving the IRS and administration officials. The move would put nonprofit and private educational institutions under sharper compliance pressure, with high financial and reputational consequences.
If implemented broadly, it sets up a legal and political fight over how discrimination is defined and enforced—and whether federal tax policy becomes the main lever for shaping school governance.
Read the full story at Daily Caller →
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Fed’s Waller cools rate-hike chatter by signaling a pause
ZeroHedge reports Fed Governor Christopher Waller said he would be inclined to keep interest rates on hold, pushing market expectations for near-term hikes lower. The comments reinforce the idea that officials want more confirmation on inflation and labor-market trends before tightening further.
For households and businesses, the key takeaway is timing: a steadier rate path can ease borrowing-cost volatility even if rates remain high.
Read the full story at ZeroHedge →
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Times Square stabbing: family mourns slain Bank of America VP
Fox Business reports the family of Bank of America vice president Erin Piacenti is devastated after she was fatally stabbed in what authorities described as an apparently random attack in Times Square. The report says Piacenti had recently returned from maternity leave.
The killing is renewing scrutiny of public safety in major tourist corridors and the gap between headline crime statistics and the street-level sense of security people actually feel.
Read the full story at Fox Business →
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