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Crypto platform Bitget suspects North Korea is responsible for $352 million hack (opens the original)
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Crypto exchange Bitget suspects North Korean hackers may be behind a security breach that affected about $351.6 million in digital assets, citing preliminary evidence from an ongoing investigation. Bitget CEO Gracy Chen said investigators identified internet protocol addresses linked to VPN services previously used by a North Korean hacking group. The pattern of the attack also resembled earlier operations attributed to the country, she said in a livestream on X earlier today. Chen said the spec
Soybeans, planes and rare earths: What they say about fragile U.S.-China trade truce (opens the original)
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Soybean purchases, orders for Boeing aircraft and access to rare earths elements â three of the headline commitments underpinning the U.S.-China trade truce â are progressing at markedly different speeds ahead of the summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping in Washington on Thursday. Taken together, the uneven fulfillment record suggests the truce is performing its minimal function of keeping commerce moving and discouraging renewed escalation, but th
Prediction markets are becoming more professionalized, but also harder to beat (opens the original)
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Prediction-market platforms' courtship of Wall Street stands to bring in deeper professional liquidity and intensify competition, but will also mean it's harder for many traders to make money. Roughly 27% of dollar profits were captured by just 3% of accounts that are "persistently skilled," repeatedly moving market prices towards outcomes that eventually occurred, according to an academic working paper analyzing $13.76 billion of Polymarket trades. Skilled accounts earned consistent profits by
China's short-drama producers flood the market with cheap bets â and let audiences pick the winners (opens the original)
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Surging artificial-intelligence capabilities and declining attention spans have Chinese producers flooding the zone with short-drama films to see which ones take off. Vertical-title producers gauge audience interest before committing heavily to distribution and audience acquisition. Compared with traditional entertainment models, which commit much more capital to production, short-drama firms can test demand with less money at risk. "A platform or producer can test a vertical serial's opening cl
Tourism price wars threaten to dim a rare bright spot in China's consumer spending (opens the original)
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China's domestic tourism market is weakening faster than expected, clouding one of the few bright spots in the country's sluggish consumer economy. Hilton China said last week it now expects revenue per available room (RevPAR) to fall by low single digits this year, worse than expectations earlier this year for a flat performance. The hotel group's RevPAR swung from 1.3% growth in the first quarter, to a 2.2% fall in the second quarter. "The China economy is sputtering, and I mean it's growing,
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