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据Politico:据知情人士透露,随着共和党在中期选举前对选情担忧加剧,少数白宫官员正在讨论是否减少特朗普此前决定增加的外国牛肉进口量。
2026-09-24
据Politico:据知情人士透露,随着共和党在中期选举前对选情担忧加剧,少数白宫官员正在讨论是否减少特朗普此前决定增加的外国牛肉进口量。
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2026-09-23
US President Trump sold holdings in major tech names in July, including Microsoft, Amazon and Meta, filings disclosed Tuesday by the US Office of Government Ethics show. Microsoft was the largest disposal — six trades totaling up to $31.0m; Amazon disposals totaled up to $26.0m; Meta up to $0.63m and Alphabet up to $0.365m. He sold about $1.0m of Nvidia in two trades and bought roughly the same amount. Disclosures show his July sell trades exceeded 700 while buys were nearly 400; amounts are rep
US President Trump sold holdings in major tech names in July, including Microsoft, Amazon and Meta, filings disclosed Tuesday by the US Office of Government Ethics show. Microsoft was the largest disposal — six trades totaling up to $31.0m; Amazon disposals totaled up to $26.0m; Meta up to $0.63m and Alphabet up to $0.365m. He sold about $1.0m of Nvidia in two trades and bought roughly the same amount. Disclosures show his July sell trades exceeded 700 while buys were nearly 400; amounts are reported as ranges, not exact figures.
2026-09-23
A document shows Germany plans to procure up to €1.7bn ($1.9bn) of encryption technology from German security firm Secunet for Bundeswehr data networks. A key parliamentary committee is expected to approve the agreement on Wednesday. The initial order is slightly above €100m, with deliveries due to begin next year. The wider four-year framework builds on an existing deal. Secunet will deploy a Secure Inter‑Network Architecture (SINA) and provide planning, maintenance, training and repair service
A document shows Germany plans to procure up to €1.7bn ($1.9bn) of encryption technology from German security firm Secunet for Bundeswehr data networks. A key parliamentary committee is expected to approve the agreement on Wednesday. The initial order is slightly above €100m, with deliveries due to begin next year. The wider four-year framework builds on an existing deal. Secunet will deploy a Secure Inter‑Network Architecture (SINA) and provide planning, maintenance, training and repair services. Funding will be allocated via next year’s commitment authority. The defence ministry estimates follow-up operating costs of about €6m to 2030. Secunet shares rose as much as 11% intraday on the report.
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