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中文(ZH) 7-11母公司柒和伊控股放弃向波兰最大便利店运营商投资

7-Eleven parent abandons Polish investment; AI leader predicts 'old world's' end

Seven & i Holdings, the parent company of 7-Eleven, has decided not to proceed with its investment in Żabka Group, Poland's largest convenience store operator, due to disagreements over investment terms. The potential deal was valued in the hundreds of billions of Japanese yen. In other news, Baicheng Pharmaceutical announced its self-developed drug BIOS0635-048 has received approval for clinical trials from China's National Medical Products Administration for treating various solid tumors. Additionally, Demis Hassabis reportedly made a prediction about the remaining time for the "old world." AI

IMPACT Demis Hassabis's prediction suggests potential future shifts in the AI landscape, though details are scarce.

RANK_REASON The cluster contains multiple unrelated news items, including a failed investment, a drug trial approval, and a speculative prediction, with no single dominant event.

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7-Eleven parent abandons Polish investment; AI leader predicts 'old world's' end

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  1. 36氪 (36Kr) TIER_1 中文(ZH) ·

    7-Eleven Parent Seven & i Holdings Abandons Investment in Poland's Largest Convenience Store Operator

    7-11便利店母公司柒和伊控股日前宣布,决定放弃向波兰最大便利店运营商Żabka Group投资,原因是双方未能就投资条件达成一致。柒和伊此前一直在研究从投资基金等股东手中收购Żabka Group股份,交易规模预计达数千亿日元。(财联社)