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Amco: agreed to buy 2,000 bitcoin mining machines from Canaan Creative Global.Amco: agreed to buy 2,000 bitcoin mining machines from Canaan Creative Global.Broadcom's share price rose to 15% in the US after hours.

New york Federal Reserve: Michelle Neal, the marketing department, resigned and will officially leave on March 25th, 2025. Neal will be a senior consultant until she leaves the bank, and she will return to work in the private sector. Anna Nordstrom will be the temporary marketing director until Neal leaves.Fitch: It is estimated that the sales growth rate of food, beverage, tobacco and consumer goods will be low in single digits in 2025.US National Security Adviser Sullivan: I believe that the Gaza agreement may be reached soon. US National Security Adviser Sullivan said on Thursday that he believes that an agreement on a ceasefire and the release of hostages in Gaza may be reached soon, because Israel has indicated that it is ready and Hamas has shown signs of action.

Central Bank of Peru: It is expected that the annual inflation rate and core inflation rate will remain within the expected range.The Israeli bombing of Nuseilet refugee camp in central Gaza has killed 30 people. The reporter of the General Station learned on the evening of 12th local time that the death toll from the Israeli bombing of a building in Nuseilet refugee camp in central Gaza has risen to 30.Suspected of misleading investors and being accused of bundling sales, NVIDIA is frequently involved in anti-monopoly investigations around the world. After China filed an anti-monopoly investigation against NVIDIA a few days ago, on the 12th, this artificial intelligence chip manufacturing giant was once again involved in the judicial turmoil. The US Supreme Court allowed investors to file a class action lawsuit against chipmaker NVIDIA, and rejected NVIDIA's appeal. This is the latest judicial dispute that NVIDIA has fallen into since the French, European Union and China launched an "anti-monopoly investigation" against NVIDIA.