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Ushio Illuminates Future by Acquiring OSRAM’s Entertainment and Industry Business

Ushio Inc. completes acquisition of OSRAM's Entertainment and Industry business, forming Ushio Industry & Entertainment to enhance global specialty lighting solutions.

What The New 10% U.S. Import Duty Means For China-Linked Supply Chains

A practical guide to the new 10% U.S. import duty: who pays it, how landed costs change, and what China-linked supply chains should do next.

Why More Creators Are Testing Snapchat in 2026: Less Saturation, More Reliable Monetization

Creators are increasingly looking to Snapchat for steadier income, helped by a less crowded brand environment and Snap’s expanding monetization tools, including the new Creator Subscriptions program.

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Ushio Illuminates Future by Acquiring OSRAM’s Entertainment and Industry Business

Ushio Inc. completes acquisition of OSRAM's Entertainment and Industry business, forming Ushio Industry & Entertainment to enhance global specialty lighting solutions.

Iran Braces for Internal Conflict Amid Escalating External Pressures

Reports indicate that Iranian authorities are actively preparing for a potential civil war scenario,...

Middle East Conflict Triggers Massive Displacement: Over 330,000 Flee Homes

UNHCR reports over 330,000 displaced due to escalating Middle East hostilities, declaring a major humanitarian emergency and calling for safe passage for civilians.

EU Halts Visa-Free Travel for Georgian Officials Amid Democratic Backsliding

The European Union suspends visa-free travel for Georgian officials and diplomats due to democratic backsliding and human rights concerns.

Ushio Illuminates Future by Acquiring OSRAM’s Entertainment and Industry Business

Ushio Inc. completes acquisition of OSRAM's Entertainment and Industry business, forming Ushio Industry & Entertainment to enhance global specialty lighting solutions.

China’s LandSpace pushes ahead with up to $1B+ IPO to fund reusable rockets

China’s private rocket maker LandSpace is pushing ahead with a major IPO as the exchange reviews its application, aiming to raise around $1 billion or more to expand reusable rocket technology and production.

China deepens scrutiny of Meta’s $2B Manus acquisition in rare regulatory escalation

China has expanded its review of Meta’s $2 billion acquisition of AI startup Manus, widening scrutiny beyond national security to include financial and compliance checks that could force changes to the deal.

Beijing sets 4.5%–5% growth goal as China weighs lower 2026 GDP target

China is expected to set a 2026 GDP growth target range of 4.5% to 5% to gain policy flexibility, while Beijing sets a similar growth goal for the next five years.

US and Europe want Brazil’s minerals to reduce reliance on China

The US and Europe are increasing outreach to Brazil for critical minerals and rare earths, aiming to build alternative supply chains as competition for strategic resources intensifies.

Europe tightens cybersecurity rules with push to phase out risky suppliers

The EU is moving toward mandatory rules to phase out “high-risk” tech suppliers from critical infrastructure, aiming to strengthen cybersecurity and reduce strategic dependence across member states.

Foreign direct investment into China fell 9.5% in 2025, official data shows

Foreign direct investment into China dropped 9.5% in 2025 to 747.7 billion yuan, official data shows, despite higher inflows from Switzerland, the UAE and the UK.

Singapore introduces new rules to guide safe deployment of autonomous AI agents

Singapore unveiled a new Model AI Governance Framework for Agentic AI, offering guidance and safeguards for responsible deployment of autonomous AI agents in business.

Italy, Germany seek “safe supply chains” for key materials amid China concerns

Italy and Germany pledged closer coordination on critical raw materials to secure stable supply chains and curb price dominance, as Europe seeks stronger industrial resilience.

Apple Reportedly Eyes Intel Partnership for Future iPhone Chips

Apple is reportedly considering a partnership with Intel to manufacture some future iPhone chips, aiming to diversify its supply chain and reduce reliance on TSMC. Reports suggest Intel would act as a foundry for Apple-designed processors, potentially starting in 2028.

Intel Stock Tumbles as Manufacturing Woes Overshadow Earnings

Intel's stock plummets after weak Q4 earnings and a disappointing outlook, citing manufacturing and supply chain issues that hinder its ability to meet AI data center demand.

JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon Slams Trump’s Credit Card Cap as ‘Economic Disaster’

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has issued a stark warning against former President Donald Trump's proposal to cap credit card interest rates at 10%....

Blue Origin Launches ‘TeraWave’ to Challenge SpaceX’s Starlink in Satellite Internet Race

Blue Origin announces TeraWave, a 5,408-satellite constellation to rival SpaceX's Starlink and Amazon's Leo, targeting enterprise and government users with high-speed internet.

AI Titans Clash: Musk and Altman Trade Barbs Over AI Safety and Tesla Autopilot Deaths

Elon Musk and Sam Altman's feud escalates on X, with accusations over ChatGPT and Tesla Autopilot safety, amidst ongoing legal battles.

Gold Prices Soar Past $4,800 Amidst Geopolitical Storms and Safe-Haven Rush

Gold prices surge above $4,800 per ounce driven by geopolitical tensions, safe-haven demand, and a weaker US dollar. Explore the factors influencing this record-breaking rally and what it means for investors.

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