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US Treasury Secretary BESSENT said the US must not fall behind on artificial intelligence.
2026-09-08
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2026-09-08
DBS Group Research says Miniso’s 2026-27 core profit could be pressured by slower-than-expected overseas sales growth and larger-than-expected margin dilution as the company shifts to directly operated stores. Miniso’s latest guidance is more cautiou
DBS Group Research says Miniso’s 2026-27 core profit could be pressured by slower-than-expected overseas sales growth and larger-than-expected margin dilution as the company shifts to directly operated stores. Miniso’s latest guidance is more cautious and reflects a European restructuring that will close about 100-110 underperforming distributor-run stores. Analysts cut 2026-27 core profit forecasts by 23-32%; profitability may remain weighed down by the overseas direct-store transition and rising selling expenses. DBS lowers its ADR target from $20 to $12 but maintains a buy rating, noting market concern over margins may already be reflected in the share price.
2026-09-08
Choi Tae‑won, SK Group chairman and head of the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry, reiterated on Sept. 8 support for a Korea‑Japan economic community he estimates at about $6 trillion — roughly the world’s fourth‑largest economy — arguing deeper
Choi Tae‑won, SK Group chairman and head of the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry, reiterated on Sept. 8 support for a Korea‑Japan economic community he estimates at about $6 trillion — roughly the world’s fourth‑largest economy — arguing deeper integration would help the two countries compete with major global economies and ease fiscal pressures from low birthrates and ageing. He said joint planning of energy procurement, storage and use, and physical links for power and gas, could lower related costs by about 3–5%. Choi added SK is in ongoing AI cooperation talks with Japanese firms including NTT and Tokyo Electron.
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