US-Börsen setzen Erholung fort, getragen von Tech-Aktien und KI-Investitionen. Ölpreise fallen, US-Arbeitsmarktbericht und Nike-Zahlen im Fokus. Pharmafirmen unter Untersuchung.
Nike übertraf im vierten Quartal die Erwartungen der Wall Street mit 10,97 Mrd. Dollar Umsatz. Die Aktie stieg nachbörslich um zwei Prozent. Konzernchef Hill will das Unternehmen auf Kernsportarten ausrichten und die Großhandelsbeziehungen wiederbeleben.
Erling Haaland's late winner secured Norway's place in the World Cup last 16, where they will face Brazil. The 25-year-old striker has now scored five World Cup goals in three games. Meanwhile, Kylian Mbappe scored twice for France against Sweden, leveling with Lionel Messi in World Cup career goals.
US negotiators are reportedly pushing to remove language on poverty reduction, energy transition, and gender from a joint declaration, narrowing the focus to immigration, crime, terrorism, investment, and trade. This effort, described by sources as favoring US interests, aims to shape the agenda for an upcoming summit.
UK Trade Secretary Peter Kyle is hosting a Chinese delegation to launch an initiative aimed at boosting UK services exports to China. British firms like Brompton Bikes and HSBC are participating, alongside Chinese companies JD.com and ICBC bank.
Australia enters a new financial year with significant changes including a minor tax cut, minimum wage increase, and new payday super laws. The nation also faces a weakening housing market and ongoing scrutiny of accounting firms following tax leak scandals.
South Korea's Kosdaq, celebrating 30 years, is criticized for rewarding survival over success, trapping capital in weak companies. Reforms are needed to foster innovation by enabling efficient exits for uncompetitive firms.
A federal judge in Massachusetts has blocked a Trump administration overhaul to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program. The judge ruled the changes overstepped the Education Department's authority and violated free speech protections, stating the program risked political retribution.
The US Supreme Court has upheld birthright citizenship, ruling that the 14th Amendment guarantees citizenship to nearly all children born in the country. This decision strikes down President Trump's executive order attempting to end the practice.
Vladimir Putin acknowledged Russia is experiencing "problems" due to Ukrainian drone attacks on its infrastructure, leading to fuel shortages and public discontent. Analysts suggest this pressure could force a reassessment of the war strategy.
LeBron James, NBA's all-time leading scorer, is leaving the Los Angeles Lakers after eight seasons. He confirmed his exit on X, with reports suggesting a potential move to the Golden State Warriors. James cited happiness over money for his decision.
Nike übertrifft mit Quartalsergebnissen Analystenerwartungen, verzeichnet aber Rückgang in China. Konzernumsatz sank leicht, Gewinn stieg deutlich. Nike bemüht sich um bessere Beziehungen zum Einzelhandel.
The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that President Trump's executive order limiting birthright citizenship is unconstitutional, violating the 14th Amendment's Citizenship Clause. The order, signed in 2025, never took effect due to injunctions.
A US-brokered peace framework between Israel and Lebanon faces widespread skepticism, particularly from Hezbollah, which is a powerful political and social force in Lebanon. The deal aims to end decades of conflict but raises concerns about accountability and Lebanese sovereignty.
Nike exceeded Wall Street's earnings and revenue expectations for its fiscal fourth quarter, reporting 20 cents adjusted EPS and $10.97 billion in revenue. Despite a 12% drop in China sales, a significant tariff refund boosted gross margin and EPS.
Cybersecurity firms Palo Alto Networks and CrowdStrike saw significant stock rallies (95% and 113% respectively) in Q2, driven by increased demand for advanced cyber defenses due to new AI tools like the Mythos model. Both companies are leveraging early access to AI models and strategic acquisitions to meet this demand, positioning themselves as leaders in the AI cyber race.
PSG values Bradley Barcola at over £116m amid interest from Liverpool and Arsenal. Chelsea are interested in Bournemouth striker Eli Junior Kroupi. Manchester City, Man Utd, and Bayern Munich are interested in Ayyoub Bouaddi, with Lille seeking at least £70m.
Sir Keir Starmer announced a £15bn increase in UK military spending, reaching £80bn annually by 2029, to be funded by cutting investment in road and energy projects. The plan, part of his final acts as PM, faces a £4.7bn funding gap for his successor, Andy Burnham.
Moscow has expressed concern over the ongoing military confrontation between Afghanistan and Pakistan, urging both nations to resolve disputes through political and diplomatic means. The statement follows Pakistan's airstrikes on eastern Afghan provinces, which resulted in civilian casualties.
Erling Haaland scored a late winner to secure Norway's 2-1 victory over Côte d'Ivoire in the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32. Antonio Nusa opened the scoring for Norway, with Amad Diallo equalizing for Côte d'Ivoire before Haaland's decisive goal.
New laws in Queensland regulate e-bikes and e-scooters, introducing age limits, licensing requirements, and speed restrictions. Some rules are effective immediately, with others starting August 31. Penalties for non-compliance range from fines to device seizure.
A KFF poll reveals US adults frequently using AI for health advice are more prone to believing vaccine myths, such as MMR vaccines causing autism or mRNA vaccines altering DNA. This correlation persists even when controlling for demographic factors.
Twitch streamer YourRAGE shared an emotional video accusing his childhood friend Greg of stealing at least $50,000 after 25 years of friendship. YourRAGE expressed deep betrayal, stating he had supported Greg financially and professionally for years. Greg has not responded to the allegations.
Der Verfassungsschutz meldet mehr Rechtsextremisten. AfD-Politiker, die Deutsche nach Hautfarbe sortieren, werden als Rassisten bezeichnet, nicht als Patrioten. Die Partei distanziere sich vom Grundgesetz, indem sie solche Positionen dulde.
