A 927-page financial disclosure reveals US President Donald Trump's fortune nearly tripled to $6.5 billion since January 2025, largely due to over $1.2 billion from crypto ventures and millions from international real estate deals, sparking ethical concerns despite White House denials.
The NBA is focusing on Southeast Asia, holding a Rising Stars Invitational and investor conference in Singapore to capitalize on the region's rapidly growing fan base and digital engagement. Basketball is the most-played sport in the Philippines and growing across other nations.
Shanghai-based GPU designer MetaX announced plans for a Hong Kong listing, aiming to raise capital for R&D, expansion, and strategic investments. The proposed H-share offering, representing up to 5% of enlarged capital, follows its recent debut on Shanghai's Star Market.
South Korea has requested Libya's support for expanding the presence of its companies, particularly in the oil and refining sectors. Libya expressed hope for increased South Korean investment in construction and infrastructure.
South Korea has requested Libya's support for expanding Korean companies' presence, especially in oil and refining. The South Korean Embassy in Libya will fully reopen, aiming to foster mutually beneficial cooperation.
A ceremony in Guangxi marked the establishment of an Overseas Liaison and Exchange Center to support businesses expanding into Cambodia. The center aims to facilitate cross-border trade, provide comprehensive services for companies going global, and foster cultural exchange.
Aditya Birla Capital will use Rs 3,500 crore from its Rs 4,000 crore preferential issue for business expansion, with Rs 500 crore for corporate needs. Grasim Industries will invest Rs 2,880 crore and IFC Rs 920 crore.
Over 92,000 tech jobs vanished in 2026, pushing the total since 2020 to nearly 900,000. Giants like Meta and Microsoft are cutting thousands, signaling a structural shift driven by AI efficiencies and pandemic over-hiring. Despite massive layoffs, tech titans are investing billions in AI, while startups achieve rapid growth with leaner teams, redefining business expansion in the AI era.
Over 92,000 tech jobs vanished in 2026, pushing the total since 2020 to nearly 900,000. Giants like Meta and Microsoft are cutting thousands, signaling a structural shift driven by AI efficiencies and pandemic over-hiring. Despite massive layoffs, tech titans are investing billions in AI, while startups achieve rapid growth with leaner teams, redefining business expansion in the AI era.
