Geopolitical Risk

A new survey shows the Middle East conflict has shattered accountant confidence, pushing geopolitical instability and cyber threats ahead of economic fears.

Amidst global market chaos from the Middle East conflict, a new report reveals how hedge funds found a lone bright spot: the surging energy sector.

A new report reveals Singapore leads APAC in digital resilience, but a compliance-first mindset leaves boards unprepared for ecosystem-wide disruptions.

AI chipmaker Blaize sees Q1 revenue dip amid global memory shortages but secures a major contract, signaling strong confidence in its hybrid AI strategy.

Tendeg opens a massive new facility to build over 100 deployable antennas annually, meeting surging demand for commercial and national security satellites.

With Vitalik Buterin, BlackRock, and government leaders, Hong Kong's Web3 Fest signals a major push to merge TradFi with the future of digital assets.

A Canadian drone maker gains top military approval in Ukraine, leveraging its unique 'ITAR-flexible' status to meet surging global defense demand.

As Washington seeks mineral independence, a new venture in the DRC aims to supply tungsten, a vital metal for tech and defense, from under China's shadow.

Stephan Crétier, who turned a $25k loan into a $14B security empire, will keynote at SWGSB, offering bankers crucial lessons in risk and resilience.

Gensler's Andy Cohen joins the REIT's board, signaling a strategic shift toward design-led development in LA and Honolulu's premium real estate markets.

Sellers returned to the Mid-Atlantic housing market in March, but rising rates and global conflict are creating an uneven and unpredictable spring season.

A new facility in Estonia is breaking Europe's reliance on China for critical minerals essential for electric vehicles and wind turbines.

Private equity giant Warburg Pincus is launching a dedicated fund, betting on Europe's rearmament and quest for strategic autonomy amid rising global tensions.

Selkirk Copper secures C$20M to restart the Minto Mine, a landmark project majority-owned by the Selkirk First Nation, aiming to supply critical copper.

Facing fierce competition, De Beers unveils its 'Desert diamonds' bridal line, aiming to redefine love stories with unique, naturally colored stones.

UltiSim's new platform enables mid-market firms and governments to use AI without surrendering data control, tapping into a growing demand for sovereignty.

Defense startup Mach Industries appoints Amanda Sustak, a government and tech veteran, signaling a major push into the competitive unmanned systems market.

A SPAC deal aims to list one of America's largest lithium resources on NASDAQ, fueling the high-stakes race for domestic battery minerals.

The 2026 MIECF saw a surge in deals and global participation, showcasing Macao's strategic pivot to a key player in the green economy and technology.

Facing crippling compliance costs and advanced threats, small defense contractors get a new lifeline with Celerium's automated DIB CyberDome platform.