US, Iran Said to Be Exploring Phased Deal to Open Hormuz

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• AL

  @AliHassan-cb7lr · 5 days ago

  Watch everyday. Enjoyable show

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• LU

  @luislopes806 · 3 days ago

  Dear Anna Edwards,<br>The current discussions surrounding UBS&apos;s potential pursuit of alternative regulatory jurisdictions or international mergers, alongside the impact of export restrictions on chipmaker ASML, highlight a pivotal moment for how global finance and technology sectors are navigating an increasingly fragmented regulatory and geopolitical landscape. UBS&apos;s reported considerations reflect broader anxieties within the banking sector about Switzerland&apos;s stringent post-Credit Suisse capital requirements and whether remaining under such a regime could disadvantage the bank competitively against international rivals operating under more flexible frameworks, while ASML&apos;s exposure to export restrictions underscores how semiconductor equipment manufacturers remain caught in the crossfire of intensifying tech rivalry between major powers. I would be very interested in your take on a few questions: First, how seriously do you think UBS is considering relocating its regulatory domicile or pursuing cross-border mergers, and which jurisdictions appear most attractive? Second, what would be the broader implications for Switzerland&apos;s status as a global financial hub if UBS were to shift away from Swiss oversight? Third, how are current export restrictions specifically affecting ASML&apos;s ability to serve key markets, particularly China? Fourth, do you see these two stories as isolated developments, or part of a broader trend of companies reassessing their exposure to single-jurisdiction regulatory risk? And finally, what signals should investors and policymakers be watching for in the coming months as these situations continue to unfold?

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• LI

  @lIIllIIllII · 5 days ago (edited)

  Iranians hold all the cards. They have no incentive to let America get out of this conflict. Israel, Russia, China and warmongers in the US will also do everything they can to keep the conflict going. There is no way out of this but for it to be played out to its logical conclusion.

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• MI

  @michelegagnon5618 · 5 days ago

  Another deal? Hahahaha

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• JO

  @joeblow8817 · 5 days ago

  Someone was bought off to protect the midterms.

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• US

  @user-tj3qm2rt1n · 5 days ago

  Mme. S. Huynh &nbsp;is the first asset manager that is either getting better questions ? Or just more competent than some in the last days.

• JA

  @JamesCoffee-h3s · 5 days ago

  As per every Friday, time to manipulate the Dow Jones for the weekend.😡👎

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• NO

  @noticinggoy · 5 days ago

  Nonsense 🙄 they aren&apos;t even talking

• JO

  @JohnLaFaverSr-x1p · 5 days ago

  Iran is lieing and so is this site, both no good!

• AN

  @AnnetteNiebelski-s2z · 5 days ago

  When Iran wants to talk, that is when we should hit harder. They only want to talk when they are weak. If we attack instead of talk we can liberate the Iranian people from those fascistic theocrats.