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JUST announces the official release of its new whitepaper. As a key ecosystem document following the brand upgrade, the new whitepaper systematically outlines JUST’s ecosystem architecture, the positioning and synergistic relationship of its three core product lines, and details the updated JST tokenomics, covering key aspects such as governance mechanisms and buyback-and-burn arrangements. It helps users, developers, and the community gain a comprehensive understanding of the upgraded ecosystem layout, token mechanics, and long-term development direction, further enhancing ecosystem transparency and providing clear reference for future ecosystem participation and development integration.
According to TechFlow Research, Goldman Sachs released the monthly update of its US Stock Conviction List on August 3, adding Applied Materials (AMAT), Delta Air Lines (DAL), Microsoft (MSFT), O'Reilly Automotive (ORLY), Viking Holdings (VIK), and UPS (United Parcel Service), and removing Broadcom (AVGO), Dick's Sporting Goods (DKS), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), and ServiceNow (NOW). In July, the S&P 500 Equal Weight Index outperformed the S&P 500 Index by approximately 435 basis points, and index correlation fell to a near-decade low. Goldman Sachs believes the stock selection environment is improving following the unwinding of AI momentum, with new additions spanning six sectors: semiconductor equipment, aviation, logistics, auto parts, cruise lines, and enterprise software. MSFT and AMAT carry the AI computing power logic, while the four non-AI stocks bet on economic and consumer resilience. The four removed stocks still maintain a Buy rating; their removal reflects the committee's view that there are more attractive opportunities on the current list.
JUST announces the official release of its new whitepaper. As a key ecosystem document following the brand upgrade, the new whitepaper systematically outlines JUST’s ecosystem architecture, the positioning and synergistic relationship of its three core product lines, and details the updated JST tokenomics, covering key aspects such as governance mechanisms and buyback-and-burn arrangements. It helps users, developers, and the community gain a comprehensive understanding of the upgraded ecosystem layout, token mechanics, and long-term development direction, further enhancing ecosystem transparency and providing clear reference for future ecosystem participation and development integration.
According to data cited by Wallstreetcn from Korean Meili Securities, the lead times for Samsung Electro-Mechanics' low-capacitance, high-capacitance, and automotive MLCC products have extended from over 30 weeks in September to 52 weeks in October, meaning that some customers will need to wait approximately one year after placing an order. The lead times for the main MLCC products from Taiwanese manufacturer YAGEO also remain between 30 and 52 weeks.
According to Tide Research, Goldman Sachs' September 8, 2026 report indicates that Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian revealed at the Communacopia conference that Google Cloud currently has 17 product lines generating annual revenues exceeding $1 billion. New customer acquisition has grown by more than 2 times both year-over-year and quarter-over-quarter, and transactions exceeding $100 million have also increased by more than 2 times. Approximately 80% of Google Cloud customers are using AI products, while roughly 90% of Fortune 100 companies utilize Gemini Enterprise and Google Cloud security services. The five-year customer lifetime value for Gemini Enterprise customers is projected to be approximately 1.5 times higher than that of non-Gemini customers. On average, AI customers utilize 1.8 times more Google Cloud products than non-AI customers. Google Cloud is establishing differentiated competitiveness through its vertically integrated AI technology stack.
According to TechFlow Research, Goldman Sachs released the monthly update of its US Stock Conviction List on August 3, adding Applied Materials (AMAT), Delta Air Lines (DAL), Microsoft (MSFT), O'Reilly Automotive (ORLY), Viking Holdings (VIK), and UPS (United Parcel Service), and removing Broadcom (AVGO), Dick's Sporting Goods (DKS), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), and ServiceNow (NOW). In July, the S&P 500 Equal Weight Index outperformed the S&P 500 Index by approximately 435 basis points, and index correlation fell to a near-decade low. Goldman Sachs believes the stock selection environment is improving following the unwinding of AI momentum, with new additions spanning six sectors: semiconductor equipment, aviation, logistics, auto parts, cruise lines, and enterprise software. MSFT and AMAT carry the AI computing power logic, while the four non-AI stocks bet on economic and consumer resilience. The four removed stocks still maintain a Buy rating; their removal reflects the committee's view that there are more attractive opportunities on the current list.