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A five-person test shows fee math changes by device and timing, and the “why” is basically randomized.
A rare European Commission interim order forces Meta to reopen WhatsApp to competing AI chatbots while antitrust review runs.
Ministry of Finance targets 15 billion yuan in offshore markets, reinforcing Hong Kong’s role for investors shifting currency exposure.
Profit warning ties US airport footfall declines to the Middle East war and triggers a £100m balance-sheet rebuild.
A $200 million round led by General Catalyst and RoboStrategy is meant to ramp Standard Bots' industrial deployments and footprint.
Despite Visa’s expanding stablecoin-linked programs and agentic AI pilots, CFO Chris Suh warns ROI is not immediate.
Only one bank can control the share allocation. Funds are already paying “soft dollars” to hedge their bets.
Two major issuers tap USD, offshore yuan, and HKD to signal Hong Kong bond demand is back in force.
The firm is reframing where it wants gains, and decision-makers should care about what it signals for Asia capital.
A £265 million commitment anchors 15 productions, including Rajinikanth’s “Kochadaiiyaan” AI remaster and a “Tanu Weds Manu” sequel.
Investors get a progress report on Oracle’s data-center build-out and how much its AI pivot is moving results.
The union and studio group agree on terms, but the public filing waits for board approval, ratification, and member review.
