Tech
EU broadens its grip on digital speech and platform oversight
While the US continues to treat online speech regulation as a battleground between corporate power and constitutional ambiguity, Europe has made up its...
Meta hires Apple’s top AI talent in bold signal of strategic realignment
When Meta lured away one of Apple’s most senior artificial intelligence executives, it didn’t just win a high-profile name. It won narrative control...
Tesla drops as Musk’s ‘America Party’ fuels investor concerns
For years, Tesla defied gravity—financially, technologically, and culturally. The company wasn’t just another EV brand; it was a movement powered by its CEO’s...
Samsung’s Q2 earnings epxected to slide 39% on sluggish AI chip supply
Samsung’s projected 39% plunge in second-quarter operating profit may look like a temporary stumble. But underneath that headline figure lies a deeper competitive...
Tesla China strategic risk is growing—and Elon Musk knows it
For a brief moment in the last decade, it looked like Tesla had achieved the unthinkable in China: a Western automaker not only...
US lifts export curbs, boosting chip design software stocks
For a few turbulent weeks, the US semiconductor design industry was bracing for a blow. Export curbs announced in late May cut off...
EV brand profitability in China faces reckoning
AlixPartners’ recent projection—that only 15 of China’s 129 EV brands will achieve profitability by 2030—marks more than a sobering industry statistic. It is...
Nvidia briefly poised to become the most valuable company in history
Wall Street’s newest trillion-dollar darling isn’t a social platform, an e-commerce empire, or a software suite. It’s Nvidia—an infrastructure company. On Thursday, Nvidia’s...
Perodua positioned to launch Malaysia’s top-selling EV
For decades, Malaysia’s automotive ambitions were treated as a strategic extension of its industrial upgrade pathway—moving from resource extraction toward high-value manufacturing. But...
Microsoft’s biggest layoff in years hits 9,000 amid AI strategy shift
Microsoft’s announcement of 9,000 job cuts—impacting less than 4% of its workforce—isn’t some surprise overcorrection. It’s a visible step in a quiet transformation:...
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