According to Reuters, Taiwan's exports for 2025 hit a record annual total of $640.75 billion, driven by intense global demand for its semiconductors and AI-related…
According to Business Insider, TikTok is splitting its US staff into two separate corporate entities as it prepares for a forced sale. The new US…
According to Bloomberg Business, Hoa Phat Agriculture Development JSC, a unit of Vietnam's largest steelmaker Hoa Phat Group, has raised 1.257 trillion dong, which is…
According to SamMobile, Samsung is preparing to launch what is essentially the same phone under two different names. A device listed as the Galaxy M17e…
According to Bloomberg Business, stablecoin transaction volumes soared 72% to a staggering $33 trillion in 2025. The fourth quarter alone saw a record $11 trillion…
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Global Appetite for Japanese Denim Grows Amid Production Challenges Japan’s premium denim industry is experiencing both unprecedented international popularity and a potentially crippling skilled labor…
A major new study paints a bleak picture of connection in the modern workplace. Despite being more reachable than ever, employees feel less understood and supported, with younger generations bearing the brunt of digital isolation.
As travelers use AI like ChatGPT to plan trips, Expedia faces a critical challenge. CEO Ariane Gorin is fighting to ensure her brands don’t become invisible “pipes” that users never see.
A new analysis from Bloomberg Intelligence paints a bleak picture for Europe’s major media companies. They’re caught in a pincer movement of shrinking ad budgets and the unpredictable disruption of AI, with earnings growth expected to lag the broader market.
A startup from Waseda University is developing diamond-based power semiconductors. They’ve shown a working packaged device and are partnering with Japan’s space agency for testing.
According to Sifted’s year-end review, 2025 was dominated by AI agents and Revolut’s relentless expansion. But the year also saw climate tech funding plummet, major media layoffs, and plenty of VC drama.
Nick Donahue’s first startup, Atmos, raised $20M but became an operational grind. His new company, Drafted, uses a cheap, specialized AI model to spit out custom floor plans in minutes for between $1,000 and $2,000, aiming to make bespoke homes accessible.
ASRock has rolled out stable BIOS updates for its AMD and Intel motherboards to support next-generation processors. The updates target Ryzen 9000X3D chips and Arrow Lake Refresh CPUs expected at CES 2026. This move ensures current motherboard owners won’t need a new board for the next CPU wave.
Amazon’s Chief Security Officer detailed how the company has prevented over 1,800 suspected North Korean IT workers from joining since April 2024. The scammers use stolen identities and target AI roles to funnel wages back to the regime. This highlights a massive, industry-wide security threat.
