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CHINA
Malta's deputy PM to pay 4-day visit
Malta's deputy prime minister and minister for foreign affairs and tourism, Ian Borg, will pay a four-day visit to China starting Sunday, China's Foreign Ministry says. Speaking at a daily news briefing on Thursday, ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning said China and Malta enjoy a long-standing friendship and have always upheld mutual respect and friendly cooperation. China stands ready to work with Malta to take Borg's visit as an opportunity to further consolidate political mutual trust; explore mutually beneficial cooperation in trade, investment, culture, tourism, education and other fields; and inject new impetus into the healthy and stable development of China-Malta and China-Europe relations, she said.
UNITED STATES
Nvidia makes history as first $4t company
Nvidia became the first company to touch $4 trillion in market value on Wednesday, a new milestone in Wall Street's bet that artificial intelligence will transform the economy. Shares rose as high as $164.42 after the market opened, giving it a valuation above $4 trillion, before slipping to close just below the threshold. "The market has an incredible certainty that AI is the future," said Steve Sosnick of Interactive Brokers. "Nvidia is certainly the company most positioned to benefit from that gold rush."
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