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Golfer Rory McIlroy has publicly called for regulation of golf equipment in professional golf, citing concerns over technological advancements in clubs and balls.

Strategy CEO publicly defended a bitcoin sale by describing it as a 'miniscule' portion of holdings, framing it as a strategic decision.

Bank of Canada Governor Macklem warned that persistent inflation may necessitate further interest rate hikes, which could increase borrowing costs and dampen economic growth.

Eric Crown claims the Bitcoin bear market concluded at the end of August, asserting September will be a low-activity month before October.

China's science and technology minister Yin Hejun called for global cooperation on AI governance ahead of a Xi-Trump summit, emphasizing opportunities and risks in AI development during a G20 meeting.

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Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Abel publicly acknowledged Alphabet's strong position in AI during Q2, describing the company as a 'significant player' in the technology.

JPMorgan’s Grace Peters warns that rising bond yields, particularly at 5%, could pose a risk to global equities amid historically weak September performance.

Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss warned that the recent bond market rout could necessitate emergency spending cuts, citing the UK as a prime example of rising debt.

A corporate CEO defended a tactical decision to sell Bitcoin at $60,000 and repurchase at $80,000, attributing the move to capital cost considerations.

China's Cyberspace Administration announced a crackdown on AI‑generated low‑quality content, reporting the removal of over 5.61 million harmful items and about 49,000 accounts across platforms such as WeChat, RedNote and Douyin.