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2026-08-25

According to sources familiar with the matter, Apple (AAPL.O) is preparing to launch its first new version of the Mac mini desktop computer in nearly two years. The new model could be unveiled as early as the next few days, possibly before the Septem

According to sources familiar with the matter, Apple (AAPL.O) is preparing to launch its first new version of the Mac mini desktop computer in nearly two years. The new model could be unveiled as early as the next few days, possibly before the September launch event.
2026-08-25

China A-share digital-currency names active: Xinchen Technology and Digital Certification rose over 10%; Chutianlong earlier posted a three-day limit-up streak. Airong Software, Hailian Jinhui, Lakala and Zhongyou Capital were also among the top gain

China A-share digital-currency names active: Xinchen Technology and Digital Certification rose over 10%; Chutianlong earlier posted a three-day limit-up streak. Airong Software, Hailian Jinhui, Lakala and Zhongyou Capital were also among the top gainers.
2026-08-25

A-share digital currency concept stocks are active, with New Century Technology and Digital Authentication rising by more than 10%. Previously, Chutianlong had three consecutive limit-up days. Airong Software, Hailian Jinhui, Lakala, and CNPC Capital

A-share digital currency concept stocks are active, with New Century Technology and Digital Authentication rising by more than 10%. Previously, Chutianlong had three consecutive limit-up days. Airong Software, Hailian Jinhui, Lakala, and CNPC Capital also saw significant gains.
2026-08-25

Retired U.S. Navy Vice Admiral John Miller says the U.S. fleet of 11 aircraft carriers falls short of demand because only a handful are combat-ready at any time. Maintenance is a key bottleneck: at least one carrier is typically in a multi-year refue

Retired U.S. Navy Vice Admiral John Miller says the U.S. fleet of 11 aircraft carriers falls short of demand because only a handful are combat-ready at any time. Maintenance is a key bottleneck: at least one carrier is typically in a multi-year refuel and overhaul while routine maintenance and training take others offline. Miller applies a rough divide-by-three readiness rule—of nine available carriers, three are deployable, three have just returned and three are preparing to deploy. That readiness squeeze prompted the redeployment of the only Asia-based carrier, USS George Washington, to replace USS Abraham Lincoln and operate with USS George H.W. Bush in the Middle East; two carrier strike groups there increase local firepower but reduce U.S. presence elsewhere.
2026-08-25

Retired U.S. Navy Vice Admiral John Miller stated that while the U.S. possesses 11 aircraft carriers, it is far from having enough naval power to meet all needs. Eleven carriers sound like a lot, but at any given time, only a handful are operational.

Retired U.S. Navy Vice Admiral John Miller stated that while the U.S. possesses 11 aircraft carriers, it is far from having enough naval power to meet all needs. Eleven carriers sound like a lot, but at any given time, only a handful are operational. Maintenance remains a critical bottleneck; typically, at least one carrier is undergoing a multi-year overhaul and refueling, while routine maintenance and training keep others unavailable for deployment. Miller believes that determining deployment readiness requires dividing the fleet's total number by three: if nine carriers are available each day, then three are deployable, three have just returned, and three are preparing to set sail again. This formula explains why the U.S. was forced to redeploy its only Asia-Pacific carrier, the USS George Washington, to replace the USS Abraham Lincoln and operate alongside the USS George H.W. Bush in the Middle East. Having two carrier strike groups in the Middle East represents considerable firepower, but it comes at a cost elsewhere.
2026-08-25

ChiNext Index losses widened to 2%; Shanghai Composite fell 0.76% and Shenzhen Composite fell 1.52%. AI hardware names led declines. More than 3,100 stocks fell across the market.

ChiNext Index losses widened to 2%; Shanghai Composite fell 0.76% and Shenzhen Composite fell 1.52%. AI hardware names led declines. More than 3,100 stocks fell across the market.
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