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Marvel Rivals Season 4: Release Date, Updates, and Full Patch Notes

NetEase hasn’t slowed down one bit. They’ve continued to pump out updates for Marvel Rivals, and ahead of Season 4, they’ve revealed a look at the upcoming patch for it. Marvel Rivals Season 4 Season 4 Features Per the Marvel website: The game’s upcoming fourth season is set to kick off on September 12 and […] The post Marvel Rivals Season 4: Release Date, Updates, and Full Patch Notes appeared first on VICE.

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Leaked Steam Console Isn’t What You Think It Is, Says Dataminer

A new Steam Frame patent had many players believing that a new Steam console was being developed. However, a dataminer has just revealed that Valve is working on a new hardware accessory instead. Steam Frame is Valve’s New VR Headset According to Leak A patent discovered on Sept 3 sent many Valve fans into a […] The post Leaked Steam Console Isn’t What You Think It Is, Says Dataminer appeared first on VICE.

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How September Will Affect Each Zodiac Sign’s Love Life

Have you ever heard of the idea that the wildest relationship transformations occur during the “-ber” months? You know, September, October, November, and December…they each hold some powerful energy. With the weather cooling, holidays approaching, and nostalgia constantly flooding our minds this time of year, it’s no shock that these months often trigger change, especially […] The post How September Will Affect Each Zodiac Sign’s Love Life appeared first on VICE.

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Schiff, Johnson, Collum On Trump’s Trade Wars

Schiff, Johnson, Collum On Trump’s Trade Wars Will Trump’s trade moves prove brilliant or blow up in America’s face? ZH readers likely know where die-hard Austrian Peter Schiff stands: as the world’s largest importer, the U.S. has no cards to play. But as Brent “Dollar Milkshake” Johnson has long argued, “the world isn’t Austrian”, the dollar’s network effect will not easily be broken, and sometimes American belligerence works… whether we like it or not. Tonight at 7pm on the ZH home and X account, the two will duke it out while the great Dave Collum moderates. Tariffs are not about Trade they are about Power and Sovereignty and National Security https://t.co/u9GnTqhrxc July 7, 2025 Ahead of the debate, here’s where Trump’s tariff (and threat of tariffs) stand with some of the largest U.S. trading partners: Canada & Mexico Broad-based 25% tariffs were imposed starting March 4, 2025—but thanks to USMCA exemptions, over 85% of cross-border trade remains unaffected. Canada suspended most retaliatory tariffs after receiving exemptions, though around 70% of its own tariffs on U.S. goods remain active per Canadian officials. U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs were doubled to 50% by June; Canada countered with plans for additional retaliatory measures if talks falter. Courts are challenging the administration's emergency-authority-based tariffs. China Trump raised tariffs incrementally—from 10% in February/March to a sweeping 34% “reciprocal tariff” in April. China responded with equal tariffs (34%) on U.S. imports plus bans and export restrictions on rare-earth elements. Earlier this week the US announced it will require TSMC to get special permits for the import of its products manufactured on the Chinese mainland. India Trump has slapped a proposed 50% tariff on Indian imports, partly due to India's continued Russian oil purchases. Analysts (e.g., ICRIER) warn that 70–87% of Indian exports to the U.S. could be severely affected. India–Russia relations are strengthening in contrast, with Russia offering support amid U.S. pressure. Japan & South Korea Tariff relief promised in exchange for investment and purchases (e.g., reducing auto tariffs from 25% to 15%) has not been formally enactedl. EU & UK While some “partial exemptions” or reductions were negotiated with the EU and UK, these remain inconsistently documented. For the UK, there's a looming threat of semiconductor tariffs up to 200–300%, though no enforcement has occurred yet. Brazil As of August 1, a 50% tariff on Brazilian products is in force. Brazil has filed a complaint with the WTO and imposed retaliatory duties under its Trade Reciprocity Law. Trump framed it as retaliation against Brazil’s judicial actions against Bolsonaro—but the U.S. actually ran a substantial trade surplus with Brazil in 2024. We'll see you tonight at 7pm ET, right here on the ZH homepage and X account. It will also stream via our YouTube. Tyler Durden Thu, 09/04/2025 - 11:25

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Watch: Vance Scolds Reporter For Complaining About Taking Out Narcoterrorists

Watch: Vance Scolds Reporter For Complaining About Taking Out Narcoterrorists Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news, Vice President JD Vance was having none of it when a reporter appeared to take issue with the Administration’s obliteration of a vessel carrying narcoterrorists and a boat load of drugs on its way to the US from Venezuela. “What legal authority were you guys working under?” The reporter asked. Vance shot back, “These are people—literal TERRORlSTS—who are bringing deadIy drugs into our country… next question.” 🚨 JUST IN: JD Vance SHUTS DOWN “reporter” who whines about Trump taking out narcoterrorists REPORTER: “What legal authority were you guys working under?” VANCE: “These are people—literal TERRORlSTS—who are bringing deadIy drugs into our country… next question.” pic.twitter.com/jrvru57vLU September 3, 2025 What authority? Errrr, how about the authority of protecting the country from foreign enemies, which is their sworn duty under the Constitution? Imagine being more worried about a terrorist’s “legal rights” than Americans dying from their drugs. September 3, 2025 Democrats and the media will not just stand by and let Trump win against terrorists and criminals. That will certainly destroy democracy. September 3, 2025 Legal authority? When American kids die from cartel poison, the president has the moral authority to do whatever it takes. September 3, 2025 As we highlighted earlier, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth noted that this incident in which 11 drug trafficking terrorists were vaporised, would just be the beginning. Secretary of State Marco Rubio echoed Hegseth by stating “strikes like this WILL happen again!” “They were heading towards the U.S. to flood our country with POISON, and under President Trump, those days are OVER,” Rubio urged. 🚨 JUST IN: RUBIO responds to leftists crying because Trump blew up narcoterrorists "Strikes like this WILL happen again!" 🔥 "They were heading towards the U.S. to flood our country with POISON, and under President Trump, those days are OVER" "The President of the United… pic.twitter.com/HzOD3Xbt1X September 3, 2025 “The President of the United States is going to wage war on narcoterrorist organizations,” he added. “Interdiction does not work, because these drug cartels know that they are going to lose 2% of their cargo. They bake it into their economics, Rubio further asserted, adding “What WILL stop them is when you blow them up.” That is exactly what we voted for💯💯 September 3, 2025 Meanwhile, once again, the only Democrat to back defending the country from complete wrong ‘uns is Senator John Fetterman. “I fully support confronting the scourge of cartel drug trafficking to our nation,” Fetterman declared. 🚨 JUST IN: John Fetterman BACKS President Trump’s evisceration of Venezuelan narcoterrorists “I fully support confronting the scourge of cartel drug trafficking to our nation.” This should NOT be controversial! pic.twitter.com/oWx2mOaWiE September 3, 2025 Fetterman should switch teams. * * * Your support is crucial in helping us defeat mass censorship. Please consider donating via Locals or check out our unique merch. Follow us on X @ModernityNews. Tyler Durden Thu, 09/04/2025 - 11:05

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Chinese Stocks Crash After Beijing Seeks To Contain Bubble: What Happens Next

Chinese Stocks Crash After Beijing Seeks To Contain Bubble: What Happens Next China’s equity rally lost steam in the past few sessions, with the Shanghai Composite sliding -1.3% and losing the 3800 level just 9 days after breaking above it and breaking out above the historic trendline we pointed out two weeks ago. The index is now down 3 days in a row, the longest such streak since May. The sell off today was triggered by a Bloomberg report of China’s financial regulators mulling cooling measures for the market after a US$1.2t rally stoked worries of a speculative frenzy a la 2025 style. Policymakers are reportedly considering moves such as the removal of short-selling restrictions and the introduction of other measures to curb speculative trading. To be sure, none of this is not new: as Goldman HK trader Fred Yin writes this morning, since late last week there were already signs that regulators are trying to cool the temperature on the rally. This however, did not come from the government - as a reminder, in China's centrally planned markets everything is officially sourced - but from "people familiar" so this is almost certainly a plant by someone who missed the China rally and hoped to spark a selloff to get in cheaper. It also expains why the National Team stepped in at the close today to lift stocks - why would they do that if they wanted to hammer the bubble risk? In any case, some brokers last week raised its margin requirement although it was not an industry-wide action, while over 400 mutual fund products have either announced a halt or cap in subscriptions in August. CSRC Chair Wu Qing signaled determination to ensure stock market stability at a symposium this past weekend, pledging to consolidate the “positive momentum” of the market, while promoting “long-term, value, and rational investing”. Sure enough, Goldman points out that a list of ETFs favored by state-backed funds (“National Team”) saw elevated volume vs 20d average (translation: China was actively stepping in to prop up markets). However it was nothing extreme, suggesting the correction is still within comfort level for regulators Tech/innovation names were most hard hit: STAR50 had its 4th largest single day loss since inception in Jul 2020 Source: BBG as of 4Sep25, past performance not indicative of future results AI infrastructure / data centers / semis / humanoid robots all suffered losses, result of perhaps extreme crowdedness Cambricon (which we profiled two weeks ago as China's Nvidia) sank 14.5% on the day, bringing its YTD gains to just +82.7% Adding to the risk-off sentiment, Chinese auto giant BYD (002594) cut its annual sales target by 16% due to intense competition and cooling demand, resulting in -3% slide and extending the recent selloff. There are some bright spots however: China Solar basket +2.3% was top performing theme after an executive from a leading polysilicon producer said the sector has likely bottomed out Over on the Goldman high touch execution desk, Yin writes that China A was by far the largest net sold market in the region. Notional traded was over 2x the 4w daily average for a very busy day. The outflow was driven almost entirely by Long Onlies, selling concentrated within Consumer space, ongoing selling namely in EV space stood ou . In addition LOs also sold Industrials / Info Tech and only net bought Utils / Healthcare. Hedge Funds skewed seller too but in smaller size, focusing selling in Healthcare / Info Tech instead. On the derivs desk, as broader market has corrected for 3 consecutive sessions and falling through 20dma, we are seeing two way traffic in spot (profit taking vs fresh dip buying). Also worth noting is the rotation in size factor since mid-August, which is to some extent correlated to quants performance. Futures basis reverts higher. Even though such inverse spot/basis dynamics observed recently dampens realize volatility, fixed strike vols are in strong bid over the day especially around the afternoon dip. Goldman thinks spot can continue to trade choppy due to thin spot/futures liquidity so convexity remains favorable to own, even though they seem hard to carry on a close-to-close basis. Below are illustrative buy/sell flows in major markets on the bank's high touch desk: Source: GS GBM as of 4Sep25, past performance not indicative of future results It is worth noting that with the notable exception of 2014-2015 “crazy bull” market rally, Chinese equity market has mostly kept pace with underlying economic conditions. Yet this time around things are showing early signs of stress, or as the Goldman trader puts it, "perhaps the market is getting slightly ahead of the fundamentals." We were less politically correct: We got ourselves another bubble folks. pic.twitter.com/5kDJmhPmHl August 25, 2025 Upcoming data releases will be key to watch on whether the economic recovery is on track, including trade data (Sep 8), inflation (Sep 9), and new loan trends (Sep 12) Taking a step back though, risk appetite remains positive, with activity level remaining extremely high. For a 17th day in a row, turnover in A shares exceeded 2t yuan, the longest stretch on record Outstanding margin balance earlier this week climbed to 2.28t yuan, surpassing the previous record of 2.27t yuan record set in 2015. Source: BBG as of 4Sep25, past performance not indicative of future results GS PB data shows Chinese equities last month with long buys dominating the flows. A-shares led both net and gross activity. H-shares and ADRs saw net inflows led by short covers. Flows into China equity funds picked up, with US$4.1b of net buying last week being the largest since Apr That’s still unlikely to meaningfully address the fact China is still the most U/W market for EM funds (active only) This chronic U/W to China could trigger a flurry of inflows from global allocators, especially with other major markets trading close to ATHs More in the full Goldman note available to pro subscribers in the usual place. Tyler Durden Thu, 09/04/2025 - 10:45

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Wary Of Gasoline Shortage, California Pauses Price-Gouging Penalty On Oil Companies

Wary Of Gasoline Shortage, California Pauses Price-Gouging Penalty On Oil Companies Authored by Jill McLaughlin via The Epoch Times, California regulators fearing a dramatic drop in gasoline supply placed a five-year pause on Gov. Gavin Newsom’s penalty on oil industry profits Aug. 29. The decision is a blow to Newsom’s legislation aimed at penalizing the oil industry for allegedly driving up the state’s gas prices in 2022. California Energy Commission Vice Chair Siva Gunda said the state must shield motorists from price spikes at the pump even as it tries to transition to clean-energy fuel sources for transportation. The commission says the pause on its penalty program was needed to further study the industry. “We believe this additional time will increase industry confidence enough to secure investments in refinery maintenance and is therefore a prudent way to ensure employee safety and maintain a safe, reliable, affordable supply of fuel during this critical point in the transition to a carbon-free transportation system,” a spokesperson told The Epoch Times in an email Sept. 2. California drivers continue to pay the nation’s highest prices at the pump, with the cost exceeding the national average by more than a dollar per gallon, according to the federal Energy Information Administration. Fuel demand in the state has slowly dwindled since 2019 as more Californians switch to electric vehicles, but the decrease in demand is not fast enough to keep up with even sharper drops in the state’s fuel supply as refineries continue to leave. The state would need to increase overseas crude imports, possibly creating serious delays in fuel for consumers, which is what prompted staff to propose the regulatory pause, reported Drew Bohan, the energy commission’s executive director. The agency also hasn’t been able to prove Newsom’s claim that the oil industry was gouging. “The data at this point is just not sufficient to indicate that there’s ongoing market manipulation, or a structural failure, that would justify immediate regulatory intervention,” Bohan said. The decision sparked criticism from Consumer Watchdog, a California-based nonprofit that supported Newsom’s price-gouging law in 2023. “Gov. Newsom and the Energy Commission have abdicated their responsibility to protect consumers from price gouging,” the group’s president, Jamie Court, said in a statement. “By taking away the hammer of a penalty, the administration will leave consumers vulnerable to the same price spikes and profit spikes that struck in 2022. Gov. Newsom will be as much to blame as the oil refiners for the next price spikes because he left this job unfinished.” Gov. Gavin Newsom speaks in the rotunda of the Capitol in Sacramento on March 28, 2023. Courtesy of the Office of Governor Gavin Newsom The group also believes Newsom’s administration is “tying the hands” of the next governor by imposing the five-year freeze. Western States Petroleum Association, a trade group advocating for the oil industry, said the commission’s five-year pause was a step in the right direction, but it fell short of the group’s recommendations. “While today’s action by the CEC stopped short of a full statutory repeal or a 20-year pause, it represents a needed step to provide some certainty for California’s fuels market,” association President Catherine Reheis-Boyd said in a statement provided to The Epoch Times. According to Reheis-Boyd, the decision showed the energy commission understood how the policy would have impacted future investment in the state’s refineries. Vehicles pass a gas station in Rosemead, Calif., on Sept. 23, 2024. Frederic J. Brown/AFP Newsom and Democratic state legislators suspended regular operating rules to rush through the regulations in less than a week in 2023. Those regulations put in place extensive oversight and new reporting regulations for oil companies, and gave the energy commission the authority to issue fines and penalties for excessive profits. Upon signing the law, Newsom said they proved they could “beat big oil.” The commission has not approved penalties since the regulations passed. The commission’s move last week followed months of handwringing by California lawmakers after a second major oil refinery—Texas-based Valero Energy Corp.—announced in April its departure from the state. Houston-based oil giant Phillips 66 announced last October that it plans to close one of the company’s two Southern California refineries at the end of 2025. A tank at the Valero Wilmington Oil Refinery adjacent to the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles in the Wilmington neighborhood of Los Angeles on April 10, 2025. Patrick T. Fallon / AFP The closures mean a loss of 17 percent of California’s refining capacity—a huge loss for a state that is mostly cut off from the rest of the nation’s fuel supplies and must import oil from overseas. The refinery closures will leave more than 20 million gas-fueled vehicles in California with only seven refineries to produce specialized blends required by state regulations. Beyond the penalty pause, Newsom’s administration is also proposing to temporarily streamline approvals of new wells in existing oil fields in an effort to maintain a stable fuel supply. Tyler Durden Thu, 09/04/2025 - 10:25

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DOJ Opens Grand Jury Criminal Investigation Fed Governor Lisa Cook Over Mortgage Fraud Allegations

DOJ Opens Grand Jury Criminal Investigation Fed Governor Lisa Cook Over Mortgage Fraud Allegations The Department of Justice has opened a criminal investigation into Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook - and has issued multiple subpoenas as part of the inquiry into whether she committed mortgage fraud, according to the Wall Street Journal, citing 'officials familiar with the matter.' (Drew Angerer/Getty Images) The probe - for which a grand jury has been assembled, will begin by looking at Cook's properties in Ann Arbor, Michigan and Atlanta. It comes on the heels of two criminal investigations from Federal Housing Finance Agency director Bill Pulte, who has been dropping receipts for weeks with evidence that Cook committed fraud - including claiming two properties as her "primary residence" - as well as claiming that a rented out third property was her 'second home' - all things that would qualify her for better rates and tax treatment. Pulte accused Cook of misleading banks on multiple mortgage applications to receive favorable lending terms, such as lower interest rates, typically given to a buyer who intends to occupy the home they purchase. A judge is considering Cook’s request for an emergency order stopping her from being removed from the Fed board while the case proceeds. The Fed’s next meeting is set to begin Sept. 16. -WSJ Last Thursday, Cook filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration after President Donald Trump fired her that Monday 'for cause.' Among the excuses contained in the lawsuit for alleged mortgage fraud was a possible clerical error. Except, Cook described herself in her 2023 nomination hearing as having "significant experience in banking and finance, as is evidenced by my service on the board of directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and of a Community Development Financial Institution in Michigan, in addition to my employment at an investment bank and a large commercial bank." What's more, the Federal Reserve Act allows the president to fire Fed governors 'for cause' - which the Trump administration claims applies. In a Tuesday court filing, Cook's lawyers said she "did not ever commit mortgage fraud." Pulte shot down any notion that the fed wasn't political in a Thursday appearance on CNBC, saying "I don't believe for the last 4 years that the Fed has been independent." .@pulte: "I don't believe for the last 4 years that the Fed has been independent... You've got Lisa Cook who's being represented by Norm Eisen. Norm Eisen is the guy who tried to TAKE DOWN Trump, failed at it, but led the first impeachment... This is a raging Democrat." pic.twitter.com/7yZFoJlBeC September 4, 2025 According to the report, the DOJ investigation involves Ed Martin, a top DOJ official who AG Pam Bondi designated to investigate mortgage fraud among public officials. Tyler Durden Thu, 09/04/2025 - 10:10

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'Soft' Survey Data Shows US Services Surging... And Plunging In August

'Soft' Survey Data Shows US Services Surging... And Plunging In August Following the rise in US Manufacturing surveys earlier in the week, US Services sector surveys were expected to show slight improvements S&P Global US Services PMI fell to 54.5 (August final) from 55.7 in July and August flash of 55.4. ISM US Services PMI rose to 52.0 from 50.1 in July (better than the 51.0 exp) - the best ISM Services print since Liberation Day And all that as 'hard data' went nowhere... Source: Bloomberg Under the hood of the ISM beat we saw New Orders soar, employment stagnate, and price fears ebb modestly... Source: Bloomberg Spot the odd one out... Source: Bloomberg “Although weaker than signaled by the preliminary ‘flash’ PMI reading, and below that seen in July, the expansion of the service sector in August was still the second strongest recorded so far this year," according to Chris Williamson, Chief Business Economist at S&P Global Market Intelligence. "Together with a robust manufacturing PMI reading, the surveys are consistent with the US economy growing at a solid 2.4% annualized rate in the third quarter." “Fuller order books, reflecting a summer upturn in customer demand, has meanwhile encouraged service providers to take on additional staff in increasing numbers, accompanied by a return to hiring in the manufacturing sector," but then Williamson says, somewhat confoundingly: "While low household confidence is reportedly keeping spending on consumer services relatively subdued, demand for financial services is showing especially strong growth amid improving financial market conditions. However, the brighter news on current economic growth and hiring is marred by concerns over future growth prospects and inflation. "Business optimism regarding the year ahead outlook has dropped to one of the lowest levels seen over the past three years amid escalating worries over the uncertainty and drop in demand caused by federal government policy, most notably tariffs, as well as the associated rise in price pressures. Inflation concerns have been fanned by a further steep rise in input costs which have fed through to another marked increase in average charges for services. “The survey data therefore point to some downside risks to growth in the coming months while signaling upside risks to inflation, as import tariffs feed through to prices charged for both goods and services.” With tariffs on everyone's minds still: For now,. as is usual, the market is more focus on the ISM data (which improved significantly). Tyler Durden Thu, 09/04/2025 - 10:06

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Watch Live: RFK Jr. Testifies Before Senate Amid CDC Turmoil

Watch Live: RFK Jr. Testifies Before Senate Amid CDC Turmoil Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is testifying before the Senate today on the Trump administration's health agenda - where he's expected to face questions over a spate of firings and other leadership changes at the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is testifying before the Senate finance committee. Of note, RFK Jr. moved to fire former CDC Director Susan Monarez, while several top leaders at the agency resigned in protest. Watch Live: The rot within the CDC goes back decades, however the most glaring example of their incompetence - or worse, was on full display during the COVID-19 pandemic - when the agency knew as early as October of 2020 that the median Infection Fatality Rate (IFR) of covid was a tiny 0.23% (meaning 99.8% of the population was not under threat). Instead of focusing their response on those actually at risk - the elderly and the frail, the CDC joined with Democrats to fear monger over "mass deaths in the streets". Now, as Kennedy cleans house, the left is losing their minds. Meanwhile, a CDC advisory committee has launched a review of COVID-19 vaccines, and will review data on the shots related to their safety, effectiveness, and immunogenicity, according to an Aug. 20 document, which was released by the CDC. Members also plan to look at gaps in existing knowledge “relating to bio distribution, pharmacokinetics, and persistence of the spike protein, mRNA, and lipid nanoparticles to inform immunization recommendations,” the document states. Studies have found that the spike protein and mRNA in the vaccines persist for some time. Lipid nanoparticles are used to deliver the mRNA. Tyler Durden Thu, 09/04/2025 - 09:55

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Saudi Arabia Leads OPEC Output Increase

Saudi Arabia Leads OPEC Output Increase By Charles Kennedy of OilPrice.com OPEC crude production rose by about 400,000 barrels per day (bpd) in August, reaching 28.55 million bpd, according to a Bloomberg survey published on Wednesday. Saudi Arabia accounted for just over half of the increase, restoring barrels previously curbed under voluntary cuts. The United Arab Emirates and Nigeria also contributed, while Libya managed modest gains as security conditions improved around key terminals. The production rise comes as OPEC+ ministers are preparing to meet this Sunday, with speculation building that the alliance could authorize an additional increase beyond the already-scheduled unwinding of voluntary reductions. Those rumors pressured prices earlier this week, with Brent slipping as traders digested reports of a potential supply ramp-up. The U.S. benchmark, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) was trading down at $63.00 per barrel following the release of the Bloomberg survey... The moves highlight market sensitivity to even modest shifts in OPEC output, particularly as inventories in the U.S. and Europe remain above seasonal averages. Internal dynamics within OPEC+ are also in focus. Kazakhstan boosted its August production by more than 2% compared to July, stretching beyond its quota, while Iraq continued to lift exports despite ongoing disputes with the Kurdistan Regional Government, demonstrating the challenge of maintaining compliance as prices incentivize members to bring additional barrels to market. With roughly 1.65 million bpd of voluntary curbs still on the books, according to OPEC+ agreements, the bloc retains a solid buffer of withheld supply. Saudi Arabia and Russia account for the bulk of these pledged reductions, while smaller portions are spread across Kuwait, the UAE, and Kazakhstan. The upcoming Sunday session will revisit how quickly those barrels might be reintroduced, and whether the pace should differ among members that have already been producing above target. Tyler Durden Thu, 09/04/2025 - 09:45

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消息称字节为 Seed 部门 AI 大模型技术员工发放期权津贴，每月最高价值 13.5 万元

IT之家 9 月 4 日消息，据市象今日报道，字节跳动近期为旗下 Seed 部门发放期权津贴，主要覆盖大模型方向的技术员工。按照综合绩效、职级不同，员工每月可获得价值 9/11/13.5 万元的字节期权，按月归属，首批津贴连续发放 18 个月。报道还称，此次增发第一笔期权的计算价格为 189.9 美元（IT之家注：现汇率约合 1357 元人民币）一股，低于字节跳动最新的期权回购价格 200 美元（现汇率约合 1429 元人民币）。这意味着相关员工能够获得更多数量的期权，按照传闻的字节跳动回购价格计算，首批 18 个月期权价值约为 170 万到 256 万元。 IT之家注：字节跳动 Seed 团队成立于 2023 年，团队研究方向涵盖 LLM、语音、视觉、世界模型、基础架构、AI Infra、下一代 AI 交互等，研发的豆包大模型已支持豆包、扣子、即梦等超过 50 多个应用场景。据澎湃新闻报道，字节跳动创始人张一鸣一直高度关注 AI 业务，频繁往返于北京和新加坡，并定期参与 Seed 核心技术团队的复盘和讨论会。另据路透社报道，多位知情人士表示，字节跳动二季度营收同比增长 25%，达到约 480 亿美元（现汇率约合 3428.99 亿元人民币），大部分来自中国市场。这一增长使其稳居全球收入最高的社交媒体公司。

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