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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon’s Strategic Africa Tour: Unveiling New Horizons for Global Banking By David Lewis, Nupur Anand, Duncan Miriri NAIROBI/NEW YORK (Multibagger) – JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is set to embark on a pivotal trip to Africa in mid-October, marking his first journey to the continent in seven years. This endeavor underlines the largest U.S. bank’s intent to broaden its footprint in Africa, according to four sources familiar with the matter. Dimon’s itinerary includes visits to Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, and Ivory Coast, as disclosed by two of the sources. Currently, JPMorgan maintains offices in South Africa…

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By Mike Dolan As the world’s best investment manager and financial market’s journalist, I bring you an exclusive look at the Bank of England’s upcoming meeting and its implications for the UK Treasury. The BoE’s hesitance to cut interest rates this month is raising eyebrows, especially as it prepares to factor in the new UK Labour government’s budget statement next month. The government’s plans for a tight budget could help the BoE tackle disinflation in services and wages, paving the way for more monetary easing in the future. But the real twist comes with the BoE’s plan to reduce its…

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Russian Disinformation Operation Targets Kamala Harris Ahead of U.S. Election – Microsoft Research Reveals In a shocking revelation, Microsoft research has uncovered a covert Russian disinformation operation targeting Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris. The operation, known as Storm-1516, created a fake video and spread false claims that Harris left a 13-year-old girl paralyzed after a hit-and-run in San Francisco in 2011. The Russian troll farm responsible for this operation is described as Kremlin-aligned and is said to be escalating its efforts to influence the upcoming presidential election. This discovery comes as Russia aims to sow discord and manipulate public opinion…

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Taiwan Stock Market Climbs as Key Sectors Drive Gains: Analysis and Insights Taiwan Stock Market Wrap-Up: Key Gains and Losses Investing.com – The Taiwan stock market closed higher on Wednesday, bolstered by robust performances in various sectors. The Taiwan Weighted Index rose by 0.42%, signaling investor confidence. Top Performers of the Day: Meiloon Industrial Co Ltd (TW:) Performance: +9.98% (3.20 points) Closing Price: 35.25 Highlight: Reached 3-year highs Daxin Materials Corp (TW:) Performance: +9.98% (20.50 points) Closing Price: 226.00 Highlight: Hit all-time highs Abonmax Co Ltd (TW:) Performance: +9.97% (2.85 points) Closing Price: 31.45 Worst Performers of the Day: Arima…

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By Ella Cao and Ryan Woo As the world’s best investment manager and financial market journalist, I bring you the latest insights into China’s property market crisis that is now spreading to wealthier regions. Chinese homebuyers on a tight budget have long sought out Hegang, an ex-coal boomtown on the Russian border, for its basement prices. However, as the property crisis deepens, these basement prices are now showing up in economically vibrant regions, posing a new threat to the economy. Average prices of new homes in major cities, including Beijing, have slumped for the 14th consecutive month in August, despite…

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China’s Aircraft Carrier Enters Japan’s Waters for the First Time, Raising Tensions – What Does This Mean for Your Investments? In a groundbreaking move, a Chinese aircraft carrier has entered Japan’s contiguous waters for the first time, sparking concerns and escalating tensions between the two nations. The carrier sailed between Japan’s southern Yonaguni and Iriomote islands, breaching an area that extends up to 24 nautical miles from Japan’s coastline, where the country can exert some controls as defined by the United Nations. This incident comes on the heels of a series of provocative actions between Japan and China, including a…

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The Rise and Fall of 23andMe: From a $3.5 Billion Valuation to a $173 Million Market Cap In early 2021, the personal genomics company, 23andMe, made headlines as it went public through a merger with a blank check company, valuing it at a staggering $3.5 billion. However, as the year progressed, its fortunes took a nosedive. One of the main factors contributing to 23andMe’s downfall was the waning interest in DNA kits, its primary product. Additionally, news broke that hackers had stolen ancestry data from 6.9 million of its users, further tarnishing the company’s reputation. Now, CEO and co-founder Anne…

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Breaking News: Bitcoin Death Cross Imminent, Dogecoin Removes Another Zero, Shiba Inu Stuck in Slump The technical indicators are showing a possible death cross as the 50-day EMA is about to cross below the 200-day EMA for Bitcoin. This could signal a bearish trend with a potential price decline below $55,000. However, if bulls can break above $62,000, a rally toward $65,000 is possible. Dogecoin is making waves as it crosses the $0.1 mark, but caution is advised as it struggles to break above the 50-day EMA. Without a significant increase in buying volume or a market catalyst, DOGE may…

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Amazon Appoints Samir Kumar as New India Head Amid $26 Billion Investment Plan: What This Means for Investors Amazon Names 25-Year Veteran Samir Kumar as New India Chief; Replaces Manish Tiwary In a significant leadership shakeup, Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) has announced the appointment of Samir Kumar as the new head of its India operations, succeeding Manish Tiwary. Kumar, who has been with Amazon for 25 years and was part of the original team that launched Amazon India in 2013, will officially assume his new role on October 1st. He will continue to oversee Amazon’s consumer businesses in the Middle East,…

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By Howard Schneider As the Federal Reserve prepares to make a historic decision on interest rates, investors are eagerly awaiting the outcome. Will policymakers opt for a half-percentage-point cut or a smaller move? The decision could have far-reaching implications for the economy and financial markets. A half-percentage-point cut, which is now more than 60% likely according to rate futures markets, would signal a commitment to sustaining economic expansion and job growth. On the other hand, a quarter-percentage-point reduction would be more in line with the Fed’s past easing cycles, reflecting a cautious approach to rate cuts. Recent economic data, including…

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