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.
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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.
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.
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.
Palantir Faces Shake-Up as Ban Forces Military Overhaul
Palantir may need to rebuild parts of the Pentagon’s flagship AI platform after the U.S. government ordered contractors to stop working with Anthropic.
Nvidia Q4 2026 Earnings: Record $68 Billion Revenue Eases AI Bubble Concerns
Nvidia reported record fourth-quarter revenue of $68.1 billion and a 94% surge in profit, reinforcing its dominance in artificial intelligence chips and easing fears of an AI market bubble.
Amazon Shares Slide as Big Tech AI Spending Reaches New Extremes
Amazon shares fell sharply after the company unveiled a $200 billion AI investment plan, intensifying Big Tech’s race to dominate artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Chocolate Without Cacao and Cultured Meat: How Japan Is Betting on Food Tech to Tackle Rising Prices
Japan is accelerating investment in food tech, from cacao-free chocolate to cultured meat, as climate change and supply shocks push food prices higher.
Elon Musk Says Saving for Retirement Could Become Irrelevant
Elon Musk says saving for retirement may become irrelevant within 20 years as AI, robotics, and energy breakthroughs create abundance, but he warns the transition could be disruptive.
Japan Massive Plan to Turn Hokkaido Into a Global Semiconductor Powerhouse
Japan is making its boldest industrial bet in decades: converting the agricultural island of Hokkaido into a global semiconductor hub through Rapidus – a government-backed chipmaker determined to compete with giants like TSMC and Samsung. But can Japan overcome its lost decades, talent shortages, and fierce worldwide competition?
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