Economy

Shigenobu Nagamori, who built Nidec into a $60B precision motor empire, resigns from all positions amid accounting irregularities. A cautionary tale for rapid global expansion.

Bitcoin tests $70,000 resistance as DOT surges 21% and UNI jumps 15%. Derivatives market sees $100B milestone with fresh capital inflows signaling potential shift

Trump 2.0's tariff strategy could reshape global trade with 60% China tariffs and universal import duties. Analysis of business impacts, consumer costs, and geopolitical implications.

CK Hutchison sells UK Power Networks for $14 billion to French utility, months after losing Panama port concessions. Is this portfolio optimization or crisis management?

Bitcoin's clockwork 10 a.m. selloffs disappeared right after Jane Street faced a major lawsuit. Coincidence or smoking gun?

47% of professionals use AI inappropriately at work while 63% witness colleagues doing the same. Shadow AI usage creates massive risks companies can't detect or manage.

ByteDance's Doubao AI chatbot topped user acquisition during China's Lunar New Year holiday, beating Tencent's Yuanbao. As global AI competition intensifies, Chinese tech giants are racing to popularize AI services domestically.

Tech giants are increasingly using semiconductors as collateral for loans to fund their AI ambitions. For investors, this represents both opportunity and unprecedented risk.

Indian PM Modi visits Israel supporting Gaza peace plan while discussing billion-dollar defense cooperation. India's balancing act between peace rhetoric and arms deals raises questions about pragmatic diplomacy.

Despite crushing Q4 earnings expectations, Nvidia stock barely budged as investors question the sustainability of trillion-dollar AI infrastructure spending by hyperscalers.

Despite Trump allowing H200 chip sales to China with 25% US cut, Nvidia reports zero revenue while Chinese AI rivals surge with cheaper alternatives and IPO funding.

Remote work didn't just change where we work—it rewrote the entire retail map. Winners and losers emerge as shopping patterns shift permanently.