The U.S. Treasury Department announced that it has issued relevant permits to provide designated supplies and related services to CONVIASA, Venezuelan airline.

International rating agency Moody's has assigned a Baa1 credit rating to SpaceX, an investment-grade company, reflecting the market's positive assessment of SpaceX's current operational stability and long-term debt repayment ability.

The U.S. Treasury Department issued a statement saying that the U.S. has issued relevant licenses to allow certain transactions related to the Venezuelan government that fall under the categories of telecommunications and postal services.

Several Amazon engineers who publicly opposed the company's unbridled expansion of AI data centers and called for stronger government regulation are now facing an internal investigation. Earlier this month, the Seattle City Council solicited public opinion on a proposed policy: a one-year suspension of construction on new large-scale data center projects to allow time for the city to refine its regulatory rules. Five Amazon employees attended the hearing and testified. On June 9, the Seattle City Council unanimously passed the suspension order. During the hearing, several employees criticized tech companies' massive investments in AI, describing this expansion model as a "race to build AI infrastructure at all costs." According to a complaint filed Friday by the employees' lawyers with the Seattle Civil Rights Office, three Amazon employees were subsequently notified to attend an online meeting organized by Human Resources after the hearing. HR informed the employees that the company had received reports and was conducting an internal investigation into the employees' public testimony at the City Council.

A group of Amazon engineers who publicly opposed the company's unbridled expansion of AI data centers and called on the government to introduce stricter regulations are now facing an internal investigation. Earlier this month, the Seattle City Council publicly solicited opinions on a policy to suspend the construction of new large-scale data center projects for one year, allowing sufficient time for the city to optimize relevant regulations. Five Amazon employees participated in the hearing and provided testimony. On June 9, the Seattle City Council unanimously passed the ban on new construction. During the hearing, these employees criticized the massive investments made by tech companies in AI, describing this expansion model as a "race to build AI infrastructure at all costs." According to a complaint filed by the employees' lawyers with the Seattle Civil Rights Office this Friday, three Amazon employees were subsequently notified to attend online meetings hosted by the human resources department after the hearing. HR staff stated that the company received related complaints and is conducting an internal investigation into the employees' public testimony at the city council.

The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rose 6.4% by the close of trading that day.