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這些標記是什麼意思

重要性是模型對已發布報導給出的 1–5 分,不是對市場的預測。

已排定事件列上的影響是公司顯著度層級(高/中由圖譜中心度與規模判定;低僅用於人工整理的次要事件),不是對波動幅度的預測。

標記為已確認的財報日期,是 Yahoo Finance 認定由公司確認的;預估表示尚未公布。未加標記的列沒有可查的出處記錄。

經濟數據發布屬於總體經濟、不歸屬任何產業,因此在任何檢視下都會保留。沒有數值的發布表示尚未公布,頁面會直說,而不是顯示為零。

涵蓋被追蹤公司的即將到來的事件;已過去的事件會歸檔,並在可得時補上結果——這些結果都經人工整理並附引用,絕不杜撰。沒有結果的歷史列會顯示「結果待定」。

閉鎖期屆滿或指數調整的列會多出一行算術——將變得可賣出的股數,或指數基金必須買進的股數,以佔流通股的比例表示——依招股說明書或指數編製方法讀出,兩個數字都在該列註明出處。它陳述的是機制,不是價格走勢。由 IPO + 180 天推算出的閉鎖期日期會一直標為預估,直到公司自己說明為止。

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TechCrunch

Microsoft kills off unsuccessful AI features while merging its separate Copilot apps

Microsoft is merging its Copilot-branded consumer app with the Microsoft 365 Copilot business app into a unified app ahead of a planned 'super app,' and is discontinuing several features - including Group Chats, AI-generated podcasts, Copilot Labs, Deep Research and the Mico animated character - by August 18, 2026. Professional users get 'Researcher' as the Deep Research replacement, and files from the standalone app migrate to OneDrive.

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Image Credits: Microsoft AI Microsoft kills off unsuccessful AI features while merging its separate Copilot apps Sarah Perez 8:30 AM PDT · August 13, 2026 Two years ago, Microsoft described AI as a “generational shift” in technology that it wanted to lead. Today, the company is merging its Copilot-branded consumer and business apps, and ditching a number of unsuccessful AI features. As initially reported by GeekWire and detailed in Microsoft’s support documentation , the tech giant will combine the functionality of its consumer-facing Copilot app and the more business-oriente…

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Techerati

South Wales AI Growth Zone Secures First Commercial AI Deployment

Vantage Data Centers and Nebius announced an agreement to deploy high-density, NVIDIA-powered AI infrastructure at Vantage's CWL1 campus in Newport, the first announced commercial capacity commitment in the South Wales AI Growth Zone. Nebius will lease high-density capacity at the campus to support AI training, inference, agentic AI and enterprise AI workloads; the deployment is one component of Nebius's approximately £1.7 billion ($2.2 billion) UK capacity buildout across four sites announced in June. Vantage Data Centers is not in the universe, so no edge is proposed.

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Rolls-Royce

Rolls-Royce expands Marand partnership and opens regional defence headquarters in Canberra

Rolls-Royce selected Australian manufacturer Marand to build three gas turbine acoustic enclosures and ship interface systems at its Melbourne facility for the Type 26 Global Combat Ship programme, and opened a Canberra headquarters as the strategic hub for its Defence Pacific Rim operations covering Australia, New Zealand, Japan and South Korea.

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BioSpace

Eli Lilly to buy Sangamo's gene-editing platforms and prion program in bankruptcy asset sale

In a court-supervised bankruptcy sale, Eli Lilly will pay $50 million for Sangamo's zinc finger, capsid delivery and molecular integrase platforms plus its prion disease program, while PTC Therapeutics takes the Fabry gene therapy for $111 million upfront plus up to $100 million in milestones. The sales remain subject to final court approval, with Sangamo set to receive around $163.55 million plus potential milestones.

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SUBSCRIBE Menu SUBSCRIBE Show Search Search Query Submit Search News Business Deals Bankrupt Sangamo offloads assets to Lilly, PTC in $161M sale August 13, 2026 | 2 min read | Tristan Manalac Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Email Print iStock, Yutthana Gaetgeaw PTC Therapeutics emerged as the winning bidder over Astellas for Sangamo Therapeutics’ Fabry disease gene therapy, while Eli Lilly is purchasing the biotech’s prion disease program and several platforms. Amid the throes of bankruptcy, Sangamo Therapeutics has agreed to divest its Fabry disease program and a clutch of other assets and technolo…

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Utility Dive

Mitsubishi large-frame gas turbine backlog reaches 35 GW; manufacturing capacity to double

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' large-frame gas turbine backlog reached 35 GW, up from 23 GW a year earlier, after fiscal first-quarter gas and nuclear power orders of JPY 1.1 trillion ($6.8B) that included 10 large-frame turbine orders (4 for the US, 6 for Japan); the company plans to double production capacity relative to 2024 levels, and CFO Hiroshi Nishio cited no change in the strong supply-demand environment among US utility customers.

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