Katz Says US Hasn't Asked Israel To Withdraw From Lebanon - Wouldn't Do It Anyway

Goldman Slashes Global PC Shipment Forecast As Memory Chip Crunch Derails Upgrade Cycle The global PC market is facing mounting pressure as a worsening memory-chip crunch, limited product availability, and consumers balking at higher prices threaten to deepen the downturn. These headwinds prompted Goldman analysts to "further trim" their PC shipment forecasts for this year and next. "We further trim our global PC shipment estimates for 2026-27E, considering the near-term pressures of higher memory and CPU costs, and the flattening replacement cycle following the end of Win 10," said Allen...

Watch: UK PM Wants Every Area In Britain To House Migrants Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity News, Prime Minister Andy Burnham has decided that "all parts of the country need to play their part." That means middle-class families and leafy villages must now accept large numbers of asylum seekers so the poorest areas are no longer the only ones carrying the load. This approach obviously does nothing to stop the root of the problem, the sheer number of migrants washing up in boats. It simply advertises better accommodation to the next...

"That Was The Era Of The Kospi Mania": Korean Retail Traders Vow Not To Buy After Historic Rout By Youkyung Lee, Bloomberg Markets Live reporter and strategist South Korea’s retail traders have long built a reputation for embracing risk. Yet July’s punishing reversal in the Kospi has rattled even this battle-hardened cohort, exposing the limits of their tolerance for volatility. Some, like Kim Han-kyung, a Seoul resident in her late 30s, have resolved never to invest again, while others are comparing the $3.9 trillion market to a casino. Retail investors sold a record...