OpenAI signs a multi-year deal with AMD worth tens of billions, securing massive chip supply and a potential 10% AMD stake to expand AI computing power.
Foxconn’s third-quarter revenue leapt 11 percent year over year, hitting a record NT$2.057 trillion. Growth was driven by surging AI server demand, even as consumer electronics faced headwinds.
YouTube is introducing AI-driven ad placements (like “Peak Points”) to target high-engagement moments in videos; these changes reflect shifting viewing habits with more fragmentation, emotional hooks, and demand for ad relevance.
Singapore cinemas—including indie favourites and major chains—are closing due to rising costs, shifting viewer habits, and pandemic aftershocks, signaling a sharp cultural decline.
A Gallup poll shows only 31% of U.S. adults trust the media to report news fairly — near the lowest level on record, with younger Americans least trusting.
US startup Inversion Space unveiled Arc, a space-based delivery system designed for hypersonic re-entry and rapid resupply from orbit.
Kazakhstan shipped 180,000 tons of oil to Germany in September via the Druzhba pipeline, strengthening energy cooperation with Europe.
A near-collision at LAX was avoided after an American Airlines jet aborted takeoff when another aircraft crossed the runway without clearance, FAA confirms.
At 18, Zach Yadegari built Cal AI into a $30M app empire, rejecting Ivy League paths and calling college a "vacation." His success raises deeper questions about youth and ambition.
A new era of global finance is unfolding. The recent UK-US dialogue on digital assets places Ripple and the XRP Ledger at the center of an unprecedented transformation in cross-border payments, financial innovation, and international cooperation.
Chinese electric vehicle makers, led by BYD, have quickly gained traction in Europe by offering modern, high-tech cars at prices that challenge traditional automakers
ntroduction Interest rates set by central banks are among the most powerful levers of economic policy. In the United States, the Federal Reserve uses the federal funds rate (along with other tools) to achieve its dual mandate: price stability (i.e. keeping inflation under control) and maximum sustainable employment.
In a rapidly digitizing world, cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and stablecoins are poised to transform how we receive paychecks, offering faster, borderless, and potentially appreciating payments. Companies are already adopting crypto payrolls, driven by demand for flexibility and financial inclusion, especially for remote and unbanked workers. However, volatility, regulatory hurdles, and adoption gaps could slow the shift, suggesting a hybrid future where fiat, CBDCs, and crypto coexist. By 2030, your paycheck might be a customizable mix of digital assets, redefining money in a near-digital society.
The future of ownership is digital. Tokenization is transforming how we buy, sell, and experience everything from property to information.