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Tianjin Jinmen Tiger beat Chengdu Rongcheng 2-1 in a Chinese Super League match marred by fan misconduct. In the 85th minute, Chengdu Rongcheng’s Wei Shihao argued with Tianjin fans, leading to a CFA reprimand of the Tianjin venue and a

CoreWeave (Nasdaq: CRWV) announced a private offering of $1.5 billion in senior notes due 2031, guaranteed by its subsidiaries. The AI hyperscaler intends to use the proceeds to repay debt and cover expenses, bolstering its position in the expanding AI infrastructure market. The offering targets qualified institutional buyers and non-U.S. persons, adhering to securities regulations. CoreWeave provides cloud solutions for accelerated computing and cautions investors about forward-looking statements, advising due diligence and consulting SEC filings.

Nanjing’s No. 503 bus line now offers “SF Half-Day Delivery,” transporting goods alongside passengers to expedite deliveries. This “bus-plus-delivery” model aims to improve efficiency by leveraging existing infrastructure. Several cities have experimented with similar initiatives due to declining ridership and increasing financial difficulties. This collaboration between public transport and express delivery could reduce costs and improve last-mile delivery. However, concerns exist regarding regulations, driver workload, and the suitability of passenger vehicles for cargo transport.

Circle (CRCL), a stablecoin issuer, debuted on the NYSE in June 2025 and surged 622% post-IPO, reaching a near $50 billion market cap. Stablecoins, likened to ADRs, face increasing regulatory scrutiny, exemplified by the “Clarity for Payment Stablecoins Act.” Circle’s USDC, positioned as a compliant alternative to USDT, saw fluctuating issuance and redemptions. Challenges include reliance on Coinbase, potential interest rate cuts impacting revenue, and competition from Big Tech and government initiatives. The US’s complex stance on stablecoins stems from SWIFT disruption and US debt demand dynamics.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, despite the company’s $4 trillion market cap, feels constant pressure, stating Nvidia is “30 days from going out of business.” He attributes this to the rapid pace of technological obsolescence in the chip and AI industries. Nvidia faced near-bankruptcy twice: once due to the Dreamcast chipset failure and again from a graphics card design flaw leading to recalls. Huang’s commitment to innovation fuels his drive to guide Nvidia far into the future.

Blackrock Silver has commenced a fully-funded 5,000-meter expansion drill program at its Tonopah West project in Nevada. Following successful scout drilling, which extended the DPB South zone 1,200 meters eastward, the program will utilize three drill rigs across 15 holes. Scout drilling revealed high-grade mineralization, including 2,063 g/t silver equivalent over 1.52 meters. This newly defined zone, outside the 2024 resource, offers significant growth potential. Program completion is expected in October, with results incorporated into a Q1 2026 resource update.

China’s express delivery volume has ranked first globally for 11 years, processing over 500 million parcels daily. In 2024, central and western China saw express delivery growth rates significantly above the national average, indicating successful strategic investments. The postal sector strengthens the modern circulation system and promotes balanced development. China is enhancing rural delivery logistics, aiming to bridge the urban-rural consumption gap. Xinjiang has achieved universal free e-commerce shipping, boosting agricultural product sales and improving rural residents’ access to online shopping. The sector’s growth also creates local employment opportunities.

On July 19th, a SkyWest Airlines Embraer E175LR, operating as Delta flight DL3788, narrowly avoided a mid-air collision with a B-52 bomber near Minot Air Force Base. Air traffic control instructed the plane to alter course, but the crew spotted the bomber approaching rapidly. An “abrupt turn” averted disaster. Passengers witnessed the near miss. The incident raises concerns about airspace management and coordination, prompting scrutiny of air safety protocols in increasingly congested airspace. The crew was commended for their quick thinking.

A user publicly apologized to NIO after initially taunting their legal department over derogatory online comments. After being threatened with a lawsuit, the user claimed health issues and financial hardship, pleading for leniency and offering to remove the offensive content. He cited sleepless nights, exacerbated tinnitus, and weight loss due to the stress of the lawsuit and inability to afford cross-provincial litigation. He implored NIO to reduce the 1 million RMB claim, citing humanitarian considerations.