Citi said current aluminum prices do not present an attractive short-selling opportunity. According to Jin10, Citi expected aluminum prices to bottom and rebound within the next month, and to rise to $3,300 to $3,500 per ton during September to December.

Soybean futures traded between small gains and losses as traders weighed a statement by China’s government on rolling back tariffs on US agricultural products, a move that could pave the way for purchases by the Asian country, according to Bloomberg.

Fuel shortages in Venezuela have forced excavators and cranes to stop operating at some rescue sites, hampering recovery efforts after last week’s earthquake, according to Bloomberg. The lack of fuel has left crews unable to clear debris in parts of La Guaira state, one of the hardest-hit areas.

United Launch Alliance launched 29 satellites for Amazon.com Inc., advancing the company’s plan to begin its broadband internet service later this year, according to Bloomberg. The deployment is part of Amazon’s effort to challenge SpaceX’s Starlink network.

More than 115,000 tech workers have been laid off in 2026 across over 150 companies as firms cut staff to help fund AI tools. According to NS3.AI, Big Tech has announced $740 billion in capital expenditure this year, up 69% from 2025. The figures highlight a shift in spending priorities, with companies reallocating budgets toward AI-related investments while reducing headcount.

David Sacks said enterprise AI security is primarily about companies maintaining full control over their own data, model weights, and computing infrastructure, rather than relying on abstract AI alignment research or government-style regulatory frameworks. According to Odaily, Sacks made the comments on X while discussing an interview involving Palantir CEO Alex Karp. Sacks said some traditional media characterized Karp’s remarks as “emotional,” but he argued the interview raised core issues in enterprise AI security. He said companies need control to prevent their key knowledge assets from being absorbed by model vendors and converted into the vendors’ product advantages. Citing Karp’s view, Sacks said enterprise customers focus on ownership and control of computing resources, models, and the data stack, describing it as ensuring that “ownership of the means of production is not transferred.” Sacks pointed to a reported dispute involving Figma’s cooperation with Anthropic. He said media reports claimed Anthropic caught its partner off guard when it launched Claude Design and was accused of expanding into the application-layer domain where ecosystem partners operate, changing how value is captured. He added that similar patterns were seen in product expansions such as Claude Code and Claude Legal, where model capabilities extend upward into vertical application areas. Sacks said this trend suggests model vendors are shifting from being base-model providers to becoming competitors in vertical applications, increasing vendor-dependence risks for enterprise customers. He said enterprise AI security is not about trusting long-term commitments from model vendors, but about ensuring choice and control at the model layer to protect company data and business “alpha.”

Lisa Simon, chief economist at Revelio Labs, said a weaker-than-expected jobs report “doesn’t tell the whole story,” arguing that artificial intelligence is helping fuel hiring, according to Bloomberg. Citing hiring data from LinkedIn, Glassdoor and H-1B visa filings, Simon said companies investing most heavily in AI are expanding both entry-level and experienced roles.

THEA has raised $8 million to expand its operational AI infrastructure and its Solana-based on-chain coordination layer. According to NS3.AI, the funding round was led by Maven11 Capital, Spartan Group, ManifoldTrading, HackVC, and Fisher8 Capital.

Tesla stunned Wall Street with a massive second-quarter delivery beat, according to Bloomberg, even as the company offered virtually no commentary or explanation. Production also topped forecasts, leaving investors with more questions than answers.

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