Crypto.com launches 24/7 Tokenized Stocks trading

    Crypto.com launches 24/7 Tokenized Stocks trading

    Continuing a trend to add “real-world asset” trading amongst its rivals such as Kraken’s xStocks, crypto platform operator Crypto.com has announced that it has launched Tokenized Stocks – a new way for users to gain exposure to U.S. equities and ETFs directly through the Crypto.com App. Initially offering exposure to 1,500 underlying stocks and funds,…

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      Old storm video misrepresented as Typhoon Dolphin slamming into China

      Typhoon Dolphin triggered a top-level alert in China in August 2026, prompting hundreds of flight cancellations and over a million evacuations, but circulating footage of strong winds knocking down a billboard is old. It was filmed in Fujian and circulated in July 2018 posts about Typhoon Maria slamming the southeastern province. “Typhoon Dolphin is pretty fierce,”…

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        Can traditional and automated machines work in unison?

        With automation changing the parameters of what baristas can create, SEB Professional Beverage says this presents an opportunity to match the machine to the craft. When does automation support the barista, and when does the machine become the prerequisite for craftsmanship? These two fundamental questions are what equipment manufacturer SEB Professional Beverage believes are at…

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          China’s cooperation powers green future in Global South

          Nation deepening partnerships through major energy projects in Latin America As the world’s transition toward more sustainable development accelerates, China and Latin America are embracing broader and deeper energy cooperation, leveraging cutting-edge technological innovations to power a green future for the Global South. From State Grid Corp of China’s Belo Monte Ultra High Voltage Direct…

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            Chinese EV brands claim a record 14.2% of Europe’s battery car market, despite tariffs

            Chinese manufacturers are claiming a bigger piece of Europe’s electric-car market, putting more pressure on policymakers and long-established car companies to respond. Sales of battery-powered EVs from Chinese brands have hit a new high, adding fuel to debates over tariffs, subsidies, and competition in the region. What’s happening? In Western Europe, Chinese marques made up…

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