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• These 6 battered AI stocks could bounce back big, an analyst says

  A broad tech retreat sparked by postelection anxiety concerning data centers has dragged down valuations across the artificial intelligence sector. However, research from Bernstein indicates that select battered companies are far more shielded from market pressures than prevailing sentiment suggests. This resilience positions the overlooked group for a strong potential recovery as conditions stabilize.

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• How the Swiss city of Lugano is trying to reinvent itself as a crypto hub to boost its economy by launching its own token LVGA, partnering with Tether, and more (Financial Times)

  Municipal leaders are pursuing digital asset integration to stimulate local growth through dedicated infrastructure and strategic collaborations. By formalizing agreements with major industry players, the municipality is positioning blockchain technology at the center of its long-term financial revitalization strategy. These initiatives aim to transform the region into a premier destination for digital finance and innovation.

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• Yes Bank moves SC seeking review of order on writing off of Rs 8,415 cr AT-1 bonds

  The private lender is making a renewed judicial effort to protect its balance sheet after the apex court affirmed that an administrator exceeded legal authority during the 2020 bailout. That previous ruling held that bondholders should not suffer from administrative lapses, as the government-approved rescue blueprint lacked provisions to cancel the debt. Reversing the cancellation could force the bank to account for significant liabilities stemming from its emergency restructuring.

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