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03/10/2026
GameStop CEO disclosed that on October 2, he purchased 700,000 shares of the company's Class A common stock in the open market at $24.4061 per share, and the relevant filing has been submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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21 m ago
iPhone 18 Pro Max on the AT&T network is experiencing a malfunction, and affected devices need to be replaced. Apple has released an iOS update and a carrier settings fix to guard against the issue. Apple is urging iPhone 18 Pro Max users on the AT&T carrier network to download the update.
47 m ago
U.S. President Trump said he did not "jump the gun" in announcing South Korea's investment in the Alaska liquefied natural gas (LNG) project. Previously, Trump announced that South Korea would invest $200 billion in U.S. projects, including the $54 billion Alaska LNG project, but South Korean officials later said the project would only move forward if it proved to be economically viable. In response, Trump said: "I didn't jump the gun. They were there, and people represented them. If they don't want to do it, that's fine, I'll just charge them more." Trump said the U.S.-South Korea trade agreement includes projects such as the Alaska LNG pipeline, and said South Korea's investment plan also includes eight large nuclear power plants and a 6-gigawatt Texas power plant. Previously, media reports said the Alaska LNG project has been planned for many years, but it still lacks binding investment commitments.
56 m ago
FTSE China A50 Index Futures closed up 0.14% in continuous night trading at 13,830 points.
57 m ago
Market news: Trump talked about multiple news media outlets at a News Corp dinner, mentioning The Washington Post, The New York Times, and MS NOW.
59 m ago
U.S. President Trump said he has asked Europe to release more diesel supply to help ease fuel price pressures, and stated that the United States will not impose a diesel export ban. Trump said: "I made that request. Europe has a lot of diesel, they will make a major contribution to the world, and we will do the same." He said that as the Iran conflict ends, oil supply will increase, and oil prices will soon fall back to pre-conflict levels, and may even be lower than at the beginning of his term. When asked whether he would rule out imposing diesel export restrictions on Europe, Trump said that the United States has good relations with Europe, and the European side is willing to participate because it has large diesel reserves.
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