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🚀 STARTRADER adds SK Hynix US listing to trading platform STARTRADER has launched SK Hynix Inc. (SKHY) as a US Stock CFD on its platform, following the semiconductor company's recent US market debut. SK Hynix's US listing raised approximately $26.5 billion. The move positions clients to access a key supplier of high-bandwidth memory critical to AI infrastructure. STARTRADER's decision to offer SKHY reflects its strategy of providing early access to significant new US listings as they attract institutional attention. SK Hynix plays a central role in the AI acceleration supply chain, particularly in memory and bandwidth technologies that enable large-scale AI deployment. The company's entry into the US market marks a structural shift in how global AI infrastructure companies access American capital markets. 📰 Source: Finbold #SKHynix #AIInfrastructure #Trading #SemiconductorSupply #USMarkets

🚨 Verus-Ethereum bridge drained of $7.54M in second exploit A second attack on the Verus-Ethereum bridge in two months has resulted in a loss of $7.54 million, according to security firm Blockaid. The exploit leveraged the same vulnerability class that was used in a previous incident in May. The recurring nature of the breach raises concerns about the bridge's security protocols and whether adequate patches were implemented following the initial compromise. Both incidents exploited the same fundamental flaw, suggesting insufficient remediation efforts. At the time of reporting, ETH trades at $1,922.58 (+0.16% in 24h). 📰 Source: The Block #Security #Ethereum #Bridge #Exploit #Verus

🔧 Uber cuts 10% of customer service staff in AI efficiency drive Uber has eliminated 10% of its customer service roles, directly attributing the cuts to artificial intelligence efficiency improvements. The reductions hit the company's community operations team, with remote workers also required to relocate to hub offices under a return-to-office mandate. Megha Yethatika, Uber's VP of global community operations, said the organization had become "too complex and siloed" and needed a cleaner foundation to scale AI technology. The company stated it aims "to simplify operations, strengthen in-person collaboration, and continue to embrace AI." This marks Uber's second round of layoffs in under two months—following a 23% cut to its people division in June. The move reflects a broader 2026 trend: AI was cited in 101,743 US job cut announcements through June, roughly 23% of all stated reasons, according to Challenger, Gray and Christmas. AI has led stated reasons for layoffs for four consecutive months. …