OXCCU became the first SAF company to receive an ATI Non-CO2 Programme grant, focusing on understanding how its synthetic crude affects climate beyond just carbon emissions. The funding comes as Europe’s sustainable aviation fuel sector sees increased investment activity heading into 2025.
YouTube TV subscribers can claim a $10 monthly credit for six months after Disney removed its channels. The credit isn’t appearing automatically for all users, requiring manual checking. The ongoing dispute has also affected Disney content availability across Google platforms.
BDO has resigned from supporting DW Capital Holdings, a Singapore family office connected to an alleged international scam empire. US authorities seized $15 billion in bitcoin and imposed sanctions last month, revealing Southeast Asia’s $1 trillion scam industry.
Nvidia’s $100 billion investment in OpenAI guarantees the startup will buy millions of Nvidia GPUs. Oracle then spends $40 billion on Nvidia chips to power OpenAI’s $300 billion cloud deal. The circular economy fuels massive paper gains but raises bubble concerns.
A Forbes piece argues that treating teaching as a calling requiring sacrifice is toxic. The solution? Let teachers be entrepreneurs who blend passion with profit.
Broadcom could rally another 32% as hyperscaler demand accelerates, according to Jefferies. The bank sees massive revenue upside from Google, Meta, and OpenAI’s custom AI chips driving growth through 2027.
Companies like Amazon, UPS, and Target have announced over 60,000 layoffs this year. But experts say the real drivers are old-school cost-cutting and economic anxiety, not AI taking jobs—at least not yet.
Payrails is expanding to Dublin with plans to hire 50 people over three years. The German payments startup wants to deepen European merchant relationships. But the fintech space is getting crowded.
Apollo just reported near-record profits from its Athene insurance unit, with $871 million in spread earnings last quarter. The private credit giant originated $75 billion in new loans, proving its insurance-powered model can withstand rate pressures.
The First Brands bankruptcy and fraud lawsuit against founder Patrick James exposes critical vulnerabilities in automotive supply chains and working capital finance practices. This case could reshape how suppliers access funding and how lenders assess risk across the industry.
