1. On the evening of July 30, local time, the Iranian military issued an announcement stating that the military used drones to attack generators, navigation systems, and administrative and logistics support buildings at the US military's Sheikh Isa Air Force Base in Bahrain. 2. Four people familiar with the matter revealed that the White House and President Trump's “Peace Commission” believe that Hamas may sign an agreement in the next few days to begin the process of disarming and demilitarizing the Gaza Strip. 3. Musk, the richest man in the world, has authorized his Super Political Action Committee to invest 100 million to 120 million US dollars to launch offline campaign promotion projects in at least 8 states to help Republican candidates win seats in the November midterm elections. 4. According to a source familiar with the matter, the Trump administration is considering charging $100,000 to international students in exchange for plans to stay and work in the US after graduation. 5. Microsoft set a record in stock market history on Thursday. The market capitalization increased by about 450 billion US dollars in a single day, the largest increase in the market value of a single stock in the history of a single stock. 6. On Thursday, OpenAI announced price cuts for the two latest artificial intelligence models, GPT-5.6 Terra and GPT-5.6 Luna. It is only about three weeks until the public launch of the two models. 7. Amazon's cloud business revenue growth rate in the second quarter greatly exceeded analysts' expectations, with a year-on-year increase of nearly 37%, the highest level of growth in a single quarter since 2021. 8. Apple's revenue expectations for the fiscal quarter ending September fell short of market expectations, and the AI computing infrastructure boom continues to put pressure on the technology supply chain; this is also the last financial report released by Tim Cook as CEO. 9. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said in an interview on Thursday that the yen “appears to be seriously undervalued” and believes “excessive fluctuations” are unhealthy.

1. On the evening of July 30, local time, the Iranian military issued an announcement stating that the military used drones to attack generators, navigation systems, and administrative and logistics support buildings at the US military's Sheikh Isa Air Force Base in Bahrain. 2. Four people familiar with the matter revealed that the White House and President Trump's “Peace Commission” believe that Hamas may sign an agreement in the next few days to begin the process of disarming and demilitarizing the Gaza Strip. 3. Musk, the richest man in the world, has authorized his Super Political Action Committee to invest 100 million to 120 million US dollars to launch offline campaign promotion projects in at least 8 states to help Republican candidates win seats in the November midterm elections. 4. According to a source familiar with the matter, the Trump administration is considering charging $100,000 to international students in exchange for plans to stay and work in the US after graduation. 5. Microsoft set a record in stock market history on Thursday. The market capitalization increased by about 450 billion US dollars in a single day, the largest increase in the market value of a single stock in the history of a single stock. 6. On Thursday, OpenAI announced price cuts for the two latest artificial intelligence models, GPT-5.6 Terra and GPT-5.6 Luna. It is only about three weeks until the public launch of the two models. 7. Amazon's cloud business revenue growth rate in the second quarter greatly exceeded analysts' expectations, with a year-on-year increase of nearly 37%, the highest level of growth in a single quarter since 2021. 8. Apple's revenue expectations for the fiscal quarter ending September fell short of market expectations, and the AI computing infrastructure boom continues to put pressure on the technology supply chain; this is also the last financial report released by Tim Cook as CEO. 9. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said in an interview on Thursday that the yen “appears to be seriously undervalued” and believes “excessive fluctuations” are unhealthy.