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SNB chair: private debt is widely discussed internationally but remains a marginal phenomenon in Switzerland.

2026-07-09

SNB chair: private debt is widely discussed internationally but remains a marginal phenomenon in Switzerland.

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2026-07-09

1. SpaceX AI and Cursor release Grok AI models for legal and financial scenarios. 2. Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security: By 2030, large-scale models for the human resources and social security industry will be mature and complete, and t

1. SpaceX AI and Cursor release Grok AI models for legal and financial scenarios. 2. Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security: By 2030, large-scale models for the human resources and social security industry will be mature and complete, and the artificial intelligence application system will be basically sound. 3. The Federal Reserve lists AI investment as one of the three major inflation risks. 4. Apple will increase spending on its collaboration with Broadcom; the agreement is expected to exceed $30 billion. 5. OpenAI's most powerful model, GPT-5.6, will be unveiled on Thursday, and SpaceX AI Grok 4.5 will also be released on the same day. 6. Some large-scale AI models in China are 90% cheaper than in the US, and Chinese AI is gaining a competitive edge in the US market. 7. AI chip company Positron is in talks to raise approximately $750 million, with a potential valuation of up to $5 billion. 8. There are signs of widespread use of AI in the Canadian recruitment process. 9. The Hong Kong government is taking multiple measures to support SMEs in leveraging AI to enhance their competitiveness. 10. Alibaba DAMO Academy's Embodied Intelligence Platform won the UN AI for Good Award for Outstanding Case Study. 11. The Geneva-based Friends of Global Governance Group held a seminar on AI for Good and Inclusive Development.
2026-07-08

Apple previously attempted to weaken the interconnectivity between different device ecosystems through the legal logic of "multiple App Stores," thereby reducing the scope of some platform services subject to the Digital Marketplace Act (DMA). Howeve

Apple previously attempted to weaken the interconnectivity between different device ecosystems through the legal logic of "multiple App Stores," thereby reducing the scope of some platform services subject to the Digital Marketplace Act (DMA). However, the court rejected this approach, indicating that regulators are more focused on actual control than on the way companies break down their technical architecture. The long-term impact of this ruling is that Apple's highly profitable service ecosystem may face further pressure to open up. This includes third-party payments, external purchasing channels, and developer revenue sharing models, all of which may face greater restrictions. For Apple, the real challenge is not hardware sales, but rather its continuously growing, high-margin service business. From a market perspective, investors are not concerned with a single fine, but rather with the marginal changes in its business model. With the iPhone reaching maturity, service revenue has become a crucial support for Apple's valuation. If global regulations continue to weaken the platform's revenue-sharing capabilities, the market may reassess the model by which tech giants rely on ecosystem barriers to obtain excess profits. The future competition among tech companies will not only be a competition of technology and capital, but also a game between business models and the regulatory environment.
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