South Korea Traders Burned by Leveraged AI Bets
South Korean retail investors are suffering steep losses after leveraged ETFs tied to SK Hynix and Samsung reversed sharply.
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Hellmann Expands Japan and APAC Logistics Growth Strategy
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics plans to grow its business in Japan and across APAC.
Sigma Ends Boots Bid as $10 Billion Pharmacy Deal Falls Apart
Sigma Healthcare has ended talks to buy Boots, walking away from a deal valued at about $10 billion and leaving the future of the U.K. pharmacy chain uncertain.
Adidas Sub-Two Marathon Innovation in London
Adidas sub-two marathon innovation defines a new era in distance running after a record-breaking performance in London.
Lululemon names Heidi O’Neill as new CEO
Lululemon names Heidi O’Neill as new CEO as the company looks to overcome slowing sales, intensifying competition, and internal challenges
Apple Appoints John Ternus as new CEO
Apple Inc. names John Ternus new CEO, marking a strategic pivot toward AI-powered hardware while Tim Cook transitions to executive chairman.
Iran War Disrupts Global Oil Supply: Loss Shakes Energy Markets
A 50-day conflict linked to Iran has removed hundreds of millions of barrels from the global oil market, cutting production, disrupting exports, and creating a ripple effect across industries worldwide.
Ford CEO Warns Chinese Carmakers Could Devastate the US Auto Industry
Ford CEO Jim Farley says Chinese automakers pose a major economic, competitive, and data-security threat to the US auto industry.
Oil Prices Jump Above $100 as US Plans Hormuz Blockade Against Iranian Ports
Key Highlights Introduction Oil prices opened the week with a sharp jump after the United States said it would begin a shipping blockade against Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz. The announcement pushed both major crude benchmarks above $100 a barrel and revived fears of deeper disruption in global energy markets. Investors now face…
China Is Setting the Pace for Global Automakers With Faster, Cheaper Car Development
China’s auto industry is pushing global carmakers to move faster through software-first design, shorter cycles, and lower costs.