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An SK Hynix subsidiary is preparing to list on a US stock exchange. SK Hynix is preparing for a US listing in July. The company focuses on High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) production. SK Hynix is preparing for its subsidiary's listing in the United States.

Ryan Cohen claims a Canadian bank has committed to lending him $20 billion to finance the buyout of GameStop. Cohen, who has led the company since 2023, aims to transform the platform into a business worth hundreds of billions of dollars.

Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Silvia Flores, are scheduled for a new court hearing in New York. The hearing is set for the week of June 29. This follows their detention four months ago.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City is hosting the Met Gala with the theme 'Costume Art'. Beyonce returns to the event for the first time in ten years to co-chair alongside Venus Williams, Nicole Kidman, and Anna Wintour.

An internet program in the Bronx has received $2 million in funding.

Porsche has agreed to sell its entire stake in the Bugatti Rimac joint venture. An international investor consortium led by New York-based HOF Capital will acquire the shares from Porsche and the Rimac Group. The partnership with Rimac Group originally began in 2021.

US House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has urged the Democrat-controlled state of New York to redraw its congressional districts. The request aims to counter Republican plans to gerrymander several seats in the southern United States.

Alex Rodriguez has made Major League Baseball history as the youngest player to reach 500 home runs. The achievement was described as an "A-bomb" by the broadcaster. No specific age or date for the milestone was provided in the transcript.

An unauthorized immigrant named Moranunias pleaded guilty to possessing ammunition in a New York court. The individual admitted to being in the country without legal status. Moranunias faces additional charges in state court, including attempted murder.

The Pulitzer Prizes were announced this afternoon at Columbia University in New York. The ceremony honored several individuals this year. Specific winners were not named in the report. The awards are considered the most global recognition in journalism. Several awards were presented during this year's ceremony. Several awards were granted to journalistic publications covering the impacts of President Donald Trump's policies. The Washington Post received the Public Service award for investigations into mass layoffs within the administration involving advisor Elon Musk. The New York Times received multiple awards, including recognition for investigative reporting on financing.