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Trading starts June 12 at $135, but analysts are split over a $72-per-share “option premium” on orbital AI dreams.
The watchdog says Ryanair’s terms force a parent to pay to sit with their child, including disabled passengers.
State Post Bureau opened a formal case over safety management failures, dragging J&T’s Hong Kong-listed stock sharply.
The mid-year outlook says AI will lift growth, yet only in specific sectors. The boardroom implication: bet selectively.
What HKEX’s CEO says about Hong Kong’s tech-friendly pivot, and why capital markets leaders should care right now.
The spin-off from China Resources Power aims to raise 24.5 billion yuan, becoming Shenzhen’s biggest IPO and a first for red-chip firms.
The former CEO shaped Exxon Mobil with acquisitions and cost cuts, while rejecting climate consensus, leaving a governance lesson for boards.
As constellations and launch capacity surge, Mendler argues Earth networks decide whether satellites become a mass market.
Fodder seed banks and hay sales in northern Tanzania are helping households stabilize as drought losses mount.
Energy shock plus EV acceleration pushed BYD back past Geely, turning a near-miss into a fast comeback.
The Arena One at AMC interactive concert series moves later in 2026, with automatic refunds for June ticket buyers.
The CEO’s internal note points to Project Helix timing despite component price uncertainty, reshaping next-gen budgeting.
