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Workday finance and HR rollout slips again, and HMT may decide whether to join cloud-based shared services.
From streaming stacks to $2,000-plus World Cup seats and luxury stadium makeovers, leagues are squeezing fans harder than ever.
SpaceX’s share price lands at $135 and forces investors to weigh valuation, liquidity, and regulatory reality.
The regulator says the damage came from basic safety failures, triggering investor, U.S.-Korea friction, and revenue risk.
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.
