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Remote work didn't just change where we work—it rewrote the entire retail map. Winners and losers emerge as shopping patterns shift permanently.
India's solar module capacity has ballooned to triple domestic demand, setting the stage for the industry's first major consolidation. Vertically integrated giants stand to benefit most.
HKEX posts stellar 2025 earnings driven by mainland Chinese investors and dual listings, but growing dependence on Beijing raises questions about sustainable growth
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[email protected]A solo miner turned $75 of rented hashrate into $200,000 by mining block 938,092. Here's why solo mining is making a comeback and what it means for crypto.
Big Tech is spending hundreds of millions to shape AI regulation. The outcome will determine whether AI serves you or surveils you. Inside the lobbying battle that will define the next decade.
Chinese chipmakers plan 5x production increase for advanced AI chips. Can they break free from US technology controls?
Oil prices rise as US-Iran tensions escalate, threatening global supply chains. Analysis of geopolitical risks affecting energy markets and consumer costs worldwide
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[email protected]As Chinese EV makers surge ahead and Tesla dominates, traditional US automakers GM and Ford struggle with massive losses and shrinking market share in the electric transition.
Japan's births fall to 705,809 in 2025, marking 10th consecutive record low. Social security overhaul inevitable as demographic decline accelerates faster than projected.
DroneShield's revenue surged 276% in 2025 as anti-drone tech demand explodes across Asia amid growing concerns over Chinese surveillance capabilities
Snowflake raises revenue outlook on AI demand surge, but soaring cloud costs reveal the hidden economics of the AI revolution for enterprises.
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[email protected]Zoom cuts quarterly profit forecast citing intense competition from Microsoft Teams and others. What does this mean for businesses already struggling with software costs?