WuXi AppTec's Hong Kong-traded stock jumped 37% as major shareholders JPMorgan Chase, UBS Group, and BlackRock increased their stakes. The company is set to release its half-year earnings on August 3, with high market expectations.
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A guide for 2025 highlights ten AI tools, including ChatGPT, Canva Magic Studio, and RunwayML, that aim to revolutionize content creation by enhancing efficiency and quality for marketers, businesses, and creators across various digital platforms.
South Korea's financial watchdog chief, Lee Chan-jin, urged asset managers to better protect consumers due to increased market volatility and the rapid growth of the ETF market. Concerns were specifically raised about single-stock leveraged ETFs.
England rugby coach Steve Borthwick draws inspiration from Thomas Tuchel's approach to managing high-expectation teams, focusing on preparation and continuous improvement. He sees potential in new talent like Henry Pollock and considers tactical experiments, such as using Marcus Smith at scrum-half, to build a more attacking and successful England side for future tournaments.
Wealthy individuals are hiring more household staff, leading to record salaries for roles like private chefs (up to $300k) and butlers (up to $180k). Demand is driven by complex lives, multiple properties, and a shrinking pool of experienced candidates.
Wealthy individuals are hiring more household staff, including private chefs and butlers, leading to record-high salaries and increased job-hopping. Demand for roles like personal assistants and nannies has surged due to complex lives and multiple properties.
Goldman Sachs announced Thursday it has secured mandates to manage a combined $70 billion in retirement assets for Verizon Communications and Lockheed Martin. The deals include $30 billion in pension assets and $40 billion in Verizon's defined-contribution assets, highlighting a trend of large employers outsourcing investment management.
UK Business Secretary Peter Kyle urged pension funds to increase investment in British companies, threatening legal mandates if voluntary efforts fail. He expressed frustration with the lack of domestic investment despite government initiatives and reforms, emphasizing a "patriotic duty" for asset managers.
Britons are expected to buy nearly 8 million mini fans this year due to a heatwave, but almost half are predicted to be low-quality and end up in landfill within a year. Concerns are rising over e-waste and fire risks from discarded lithium-ion batteries.
FIFA's decision to grant a one-match suspension reprieve to US forward Balogun has drawn criticism from other national team managers, who are questioning the consistency and fairness of the ruling.
A former waiter at London's Metropolitan Mayfair casino is suing for a fairer share of tips, alleging managers received a disproportionate amount of cash tips and service charges. The case highlights concerns over transparency in tip distribution following new legislation.
Ethereum's institutional outreach is being restructured with two new organizations, Ethereum Institutional and Ethlabs, funded by major ETH treasury firms like Bitmine and Sharplink. This shift aims to separate commercial functions from the Ethereum Foundation, focusing on sales and technical readiness respectively, as the Foundation redefines its role as a neutral steward.
Mauricio Pochettino, coach of the USMNT, grapples with the unique demands of international soccer, focusing on team cohesion and intensity after a poor 2025 Nations League. Beyond on-field performance, his critical task is to maintain national interest and create lasting memories for a distractible American public amidst a World Cup campaign.
Three Premier League managers – Mikel Arteta, Xabi Alonso, and Andoni Iraola – share a common origin at Antiguoko Kirol Elkartea, a grassroots club in Spain's Basque Country. Founded in 1982, the club has a history of developing talent despite limited resources, with these managers highlighting the passion and education received there.
Un nouveau congé supplémentaire de naissance, créé par la loi de financement de la Sécurité sociale pour 2026, entre en vigueur ce 1er juillet. Il permet aux parents de prendre un à deux mois de congés additionnels, indemnisés à 70% puis 60% du salaire, dans les neuf mois suivant la naissance.
Chinese referee Ma Ning gained significant attention on social media during a World Cup match between Paraguay and Germany, going viral on Weibo after instructing the main referee to issue yellow cards to both team managers.
Sebastián Beccacece, Ecuador's World Cup manager, has become a cult hero through his emotional touchline theatrics and philosophical press conferences. After a challenging start, his animated protests and bold substitutions led Ecuador to a crucial victory over Germany, securing their place in the round of 32 and inspiring national unity.
Yuma's Total Market Fund offers institutional investors a single-point entry to Bittensor's decentralized AI ecosystem, including its TAO token and 128 subnets, amidst growing institutional interest and regulatory shifts in the AI sector.
KPMG Australia is under fire for leaking confidential client data (Lendlease, Optus, Westpac, Dexus, Telstra) to aid in lucrative audit contract bids, while allegedly retaliating against a whistleblower who reported the misconduct, leading to resignations and calls for regulatory reform.
A fast-moving wildfire in Utah, fueled by hot, dry, and windy conditions, has prompted Governor Spencer Cox to declare an emergency and ban fireworks. The Cottonwood Fire, the largest in the U.S., has burned over 112 square miles, damaged a ski resort, and forced evacuations, with critical weather expected to persist.
States are enacting laws to regulate Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) due to concerns over high drug costs. These PBMs, like CVS, manage prescription coverage and negotiate drug prices. Regulations aim to limit PBM compensation, set minimum pharmacist payments, and increase transparency, facing opposition and legal challenges from companies like CVS.
States are enacting laws to regulate pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) due to rising drug costs. These PBMs, which manage prescription coverage for insurers, are facing restrictions on their operations and compensation. CVS Health is actively fighting these regulations through lawsuits and advertising campaigns, while independent pharmacies argue they are being squeezed by PBMs' practices.
A former cashier reveals how supermarkets intentionally overstock shelves, leading to massive food waste, and connects this practice to low wages and food insecurity among grocery workers, highlighting the economic incentives against food donation.
