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Major regulatory shifts reshape corporate America: SEC axes climate disclosure rules, Trump enables tax havens while AI valuations soar and space sector faces setbacks

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Key Points

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The SEC proposes eliminating climate change disclosure requirements that would have mandated publicly traded companies to disclose significant climate risks and effects, marking a major reversal in environmental accountability measures.

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Trump administration clears way for U.S. companies to avoid at least $40 billion in taxes since 2025 using schemes in tax havens including Malta, Cyprus, and Bermuda, signaling a dramatic shift in corporate tax enforcement.

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Anthropic valued at $900 billion, surpassing OpenAI, as the AI sector experiences explosive growth despite concerns about sky-high IPO valuations that historically underperform for ordinary investors, including potential offerings from SpaceX and OpenAI.

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Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket explodes in a fiery setback in Florida, triggering a broader sell-off in space stocks and raising questions about the company's long-term ambitions amid cooling enthusiasm from earlier May gains.

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AI chip startups raise record-breaking capital with Groq reportedly securing $650 million following Nvidia's $20 billion acquisition, while a separate startup raises $135 million betting that memory, not compute, is AI's biggest bottleneck.

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ServiceNow shares surge 40% this month as AI-related fears fade across the enterprise software sector, with the S&P 500's best performers during May's rally predominantly driven by AI-exposure stocks.

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Global oil prices tumble over 20% in May without reaching the predicted $200 per barrel threshold, driven by optimism over a potential U.S.-Iran peace deal and broader geopolitical de-escalation expectations.

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Lloyd's of London marine insurance market faces heightened activity as numerous ships remain stranded in the Persian Gulf, highlighting the critical role of traditional risk management infrastructure during global conflicts.

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CBS News correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi fired following a feud with boss Bari Weiss after a segment on migrants detained in El Salvador was pulled from broadcast, illustrating ongoing tensions over editorial decisions in major media.

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Pakistan's State Bank foreign exchange reserves increase by $66 million to $17.15 billion amid diplomatic negotiations, while the government reduces petrol and diesel prices by Rs22 per litre as an 'Eid gift' to citizens.

SOURCES66 articles · 9 outlets
nytimes.com8 articles
washingtonpost.com2 articles
aljazeera.com8 articles
techcrunch.com8 articles
wired.com8 articles
tribune.com.pk8 articles
brecorder.com8 articles
marketwatch.com8 articles
telegraph.co.uk8 articles