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The regulator has mistreated the Microsoft-Activision deal as ‘Goliath buying Goliath’: Analyst

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Michael Pachter of Wedbush Securities discusses Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision and his outlook for M&A trends and regulatory developments within the gaming sector.

China: More ‘desperate’ easing policies could come through in mid-August, strategist says

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Leong Lin Jing of Columbia Threadneedle Investments says such measures are likely to be rolled out until China hits its 5% growth target.

Economist Steve Hanke says the ‘inflation story is history’ for the U.S.

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Steve Hanke, professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University, says “one reason for that is the fact that the money supply has been contracting on a year-over-year basis by 4% in the United States.”

Turkey backs Sweden’s bid to join NATO

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NATO leaders gather in Vilnius, Lithuania, as Turkey backs Sweden’s bid to join the alliance. Steve Sedgwick reports.

Turkey will host Russian President Vladimir Putin

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan will host the Russian president in Turkey next month. CNBC’s Dan Murphy reports.

China is still ‘pretty far behind’ its global peers in chipmaking, says tech analyst

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Dan Wang of Gavekal Dragonomics says China will have a “hard road to walk” as Chinese semiconductor production and lithography technologies fall behind.

Mercedes’ next upgrade package will be at Silverstone, Toto Wolff says

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Mercedes’ team principal Toto Wolff acknowledged that “we got the physics wrong” after new regulations were introduced last year. He said the team’s goal is to “come back and fight for the championship.”

Optimism in India will remain even if China’s economy bounces back, says Indian brokerage firm

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Nikhil Kamath, co-founder of Zerodha and True Beacon, says “global supply chains need many hedges in place, and people are considering India a real hedge” as more countries reduce their dependency on China.