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France's finance minister said if there is no budget, interest rates will rise significantly.
2026-09-07
France's finance minister said if there is no budget, interest rates will rise significantly.
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2026-09-07
According to South Korean media outlet ETNews, due to initial production capacity failing to meet market demand, Apple's first foldable iPhone may launch first in the North American market, with launch dates in other markets potentially delayed. A so
According to South Korean media outlet ETNews, due to initial production capacity failing to meet market demand, Apple's first foldable iPhone may launch first in the North American market, with launch dates in other markets potentially delayed. A source in the South Korean telecommunications industry stated, "Currently, we expect the product to launch in South Korea as early as late October or early November." Apple is scheduled to release its first foldable smartphone on September 10th (Beijing time), currently expected to be named "iPhone Fold" or "iPhone Ultra," and its form factor is likely to be a wide, book-like design that folds horizontally. Some believe that Apple has encountered difficulties with the hinge and foldable screen panel yield rates, thus requiring additional preparation time for shipments even after the official release. If this is true, the global launch of Apple's foldable phone will likely be further delayed.
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U.S. Energy Secretary Wright: If I had to guess, I would say that natural gas prices are more likely to fall than rise.
U.S. Energy Secretary Wright: If I had to guess, I would say that natural gas prices are more likely to fall than rise.
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