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Real-time News
September 5th - A massive explosion occurred at a military camp in Biáccha, Bolivia, on September 4th, local time. Local health authorities reported that the explosion has killed between 10 and 15 people and injured dozens.Musk: In the future, users may be able to connect PlayStation or Xbox to Tesla (TSLA.O) Cybercab.On September 5th, it was reported that an external investigation report released on September 4th by Nidec Corporation, a major Japanese electrical machinery manufacturer, revealed widespread data falsification within the company. Nidec was exposed for data falsification in May of this year, prompting an investigation by an external legal team. The team determined that 844 violations occurred across the companys 12 business divisions and subsidiaries. Approximately 95% of these violations involved unauthorized changes to manufacturing processes, product designs, and materials without customer consent. Other issues included falsifying and manipulating testing data and shipping substandard products as合格 (qualified) products.September 5th - According to foreign media reports, the Pentagon has secured priority rights to purchase crude oil from 17 oil fields in Venezuela, and under the new agreement, it can purchase 20% of the output at cost price rather than market price. The report states, "The Pentagon has the sole right of first refusal to purchase oil extracted by NABEP. Of this, 20% can be purchased at a price reflecting the companys extraction costs, rather than at market price, while the remainder will be purchased at market price." The report also states that in addition to the cheap oil, the Pentagon has acquired a 35% stake in the joint venture.On September 5th, the China Development Bank (CDB) successfully issued 5 billion yuan of 3-year green financial bonds through the Shanghai Clearing House, with an issuance interest rate of 1.27%. This marks the first time CDB has used online book-building to issue green financial bonds, effectively improving issuance efficiency and transparency. This issuance represents a new attempt by CDB to optimize its bond issuance pricing mechanism and narrow the price gap between the primary and secondary markets, as well as a new exploration of empowering green and low-carbon financing through market-oriented methods. The funds raised from this bond issuance will be primarily used for key areas such as green infrastructure upgrades, energy-saving and carbon-reducing industries, green and low-carbon energy transformation, and ecological protection, restoration, and utilization.
