India’s rapidly emerging semiconductor industry is increasingly turning to international talent to overcome a critical shortage of experienced executives. As the nation pushes to establish a robust semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem, local companies
Meta Platforms has won a temporary arbitration ruling that prevents former employee Sarah Wynn-Williams from promoting her memoir, “Careless People,” citing violations of a non-disparagement agreement. Wynn-Williams, who previously held a significant
Chinese technology leader Baidu has unveiled two advanced versions of its artificial intelligence models, ERNIE X1 and ERNIE 4.5, aiming to solidify its competitive position in the global AI arena. These models
In a remarkable milestone for Latin America’s fintech landscape, Mexican digital bank Plata has secured a $160 million Series A funding round, propelling its valuation to $1.5 billion and earning it unicorn
In a significant legislative development, the U.S. Senate has voted to nullify a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) rule that extended regulatory oversight to major technology companies offering digital payment services. This
Alphabet Inc.’s Google is reportedly finalizing a deal to acquire AdHawk Microsystems Inc., a Canadian startup specializing in eye-tracking technology, for approximately $115 million. This acquisition underscores Google’s renewed commitment to advancing
Figma, the influential cloud-based design platform renowned for its collaborative interface, is preparing to go public later this year, signaling a decisive shift following a thwarted $20 billion acquisition attempt by software
Mercedes-Benz is implementing job cuts in China as part of its strategy to reduce workforce costs by 25% by 2027, aiming to streamline operations in its largest market. This move comes after
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) may have wrapped up its investigation into the crypto exchange Gemini, but the exchange isn’t backing down from its criticisms of the agency. Cameron Winklevoss,
Deutsche Telekom AG has revised its profit outlook for 2025, predicting a more modest growth than analysts had anticipated, due to the ongoing price wars in European markets that dampened its growth
