In a significant trade breakthrough, China has agreed to lift rare earth export restrictions and terminate investigations targeting US semiconductor companies. The deal follows high-level talks and signals a potential thaw in tech trade tensions.
A Financial Times letter reveals how UK tax policy creates perverse incentives for successful entrepreneurs to relocate. The founder mobility crisis threatens long-term innovation and economic growth as creators flee punitive tax regimes.
This week brings two landmark decisions that could reshape American trade policy and corporate governance. The Supreme Court hears Trump’s tariff case while Tesla shareholders vote on Elon Musk’s unprecedented compensation package.
The son of Chinese billionaire Liang Wengen steps down from his chairman role at Sany Heavy Equipment International. The leadership change comes as the company posts strong financial results and the broader Sany Group expands its global footprint.
After 55 years, the SEC is poised to eliminate mandatory quarterly reporting. This seismic shift could reshape corporate America’s focus from short-term gains to long-term value creation.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has set an audacious $100 billion revenue target for 2027 while revealing current revenue exceeds $1.3 billion. The disclosure comes amid discussions of a $3 trillion AI infrastructure buildout and Microsoft’s deepening partnership with the AI giant.
After eight years of groundbreaking Venus observations, Japan’s Akatsuki spacecraft has been declared dead. The mission’s end leaves our mysterious neighbor without any active orbiters for the first time in decades.
The next frontier for cloud computing isn’t on land or underwater—it’s in orbit. Space-based data centers promise continuous solar power and dramatically reduced latency for satellite clients. The technical hurdles are formidable, but the strategic advantages are too compelling to ignore.
A Finnish cryogenics company just committed $300 million to purchase helium-3 mined from the Moon. But extracting this rare isotope requires processing millions of tons of lunar soil and overcoming fusion energy’s biggest challenges.
Failure isn’t just inevitable—it’s profitable. Serial entrepreneur Kim Perell explains how studying mistakes creates lasting business success. The data reveals why fear of failure holds back nearly half of potential entrepreneurs.
