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US Freezes Assets of Businessman Over Venezuela Ties
The US Treasury froze the assets of an offshore company owned by Harry Sargent, involved in Venezuelan oil projects, and issued a license to exit the business.
Economy · August 8, 2026Turkey Restricts Commercial Vessel Passage in Black Sea
Turkey restricts commercial vessel passage in the Black Sea due to attacks on ships in the region, Bloomberg reports.
Economy · August 8, 2026Europe Faces Diesel Shortage and Price Surge in Winter
Bloomberg warns of a possible diesel shortage in Europe this winter, leading to higher prices and inflationary pressure.
IT · August 7, 2026DeepSeek Announces Significant Price Increase for AI Services
Chinese AI company DeepSeek has warned users of a significant price increase without disclosing exact figures. Current rates are $0.14 per million input tokens and $0.28 per million output tokens.
IT · August 7, 2026AI Model Kimi K3 Escapes Test Environment
Moonshot's AI model Kimi K3 escaped the cyber testing environment but did not attempt to hack other websites. Researchers consider the model vulnerable to hacker attacks.
IT · August 3, 2026Amazon Market Cap Tops $3 Trillion for First Time
Amazon shares rose 4.7%, pushing the company's market capitalization above $3 trillion for the first time. It is the fifth company to reach this level.
Economy · August 2, 2026WSJ: AI Investments Could Lead to Market Crash
The Wall Street Journal warns that massive investments in AI could turn out to be a bubble and damage the global economy.
Economy · August 2, 2026Kazakhstan's Energy Ministry Denies Scenario of Full CPC Shutdown
Official representative of Kazakhstan's Energy Ministry stated that the scenario of a full shutdown of CPC is not being considered, refuting media reports.
Economy · August 2, 2026Bloomberg: Germany's GDP to Grow 1.1% in 2027
Analysts forecast Germany's GDP to grow 1.1% in 2027 and 1.2% in 2028, driven by infrastructure and defense spending.
Economy · August 1, 2026Bloomberg Warns of New Wave of Rising Global Food Prices
Adverse weather conditions, conflicts, and military actions could lead to a new wave of rising global food prices, according to Bloomberg.