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Warren Buffett's successor Greg Abel inherits a $325B cash pile. Michael Burry fears he'll spend it unwisely. The test comes when the next crisis hits.

Survey of managers holding $10 trillion: central banks plan to move 7% of reserves out of dollars, with 61% seeing gold at $5,000-$6,000 by 2027.

FDIC approved deposit insurance for Augustus National Bank, a Dallas lender built on stablecoins and digital assets. The decision signals federal regulators will let crypto-focused models operate inside the insured banking system.

Vodafone Idea added 0.3 million subscribers in Q1, its first net addition since 2018, narrowed losses to ₹3,754 crore, beating estimates, but faces a ₹1 trillion cash outgo over three years.

Riyad Bank drew SAR 13.6 billion in orders for its AT1 sukuk, oversubscribed near 300%, and upsized the deal to SAR 10 billion. CEO Nadir Al-Koraya cites strong investor trust.

China’s central bank plans steady digital yuan expansion through 2030, backed by cross-border payment rails that have moved $1.28 billion in a single transfer.

Meta announces $1B fund for communities near AI data centers, aiming to ease opposition. The fund is separate from construction costs and tax payments, a person familiar said.

Jermaine Ee used ChatGPT to help his mother create a will months before she died. He launched HeirLight to bring that same clarity to other families, targeting a sector ripe for digital disruption.

Crypto hacks drained $110M in July, per Immunefi, even as bug bounty submissions rose. A single flaw can still trigger big losses despite more white-hat reporting.

Clarks UK and EU president Joe Ulloa breaks down the 'Jump into Clarks' campaign strategy for the back-to-school season, from £25 price points to local casting in Somerset.

A class action lawsuit alleges EquipmentShare misled investors in its January IPO. Stock fell after a short seller report flagged related party transactions. Lead plaintiff deadline is Sept. 21.

Crude oil rose Monday as WTI and Brent broke above their 200-day moving averages amid Middle East tensions. Traders eye Wednesday's EIA inventory report as the next catalyst.