Geopolitics & Trade

Philippine fintech giant Mynt reports a 120% quarterly profit surge, fueled by explosive growth in lending, investments, and international expansion.

Beneath the roar of engines in Xinjiang's desert lies a story of national ambition, geopolitical strategy, and a state-owned giant's push for dominance.

As the U.S. early education system faces unprecedented strain, leaders at the Educare Network's Catalyst 26 summit chart a new course for America's children.

Amid tourism recovery and new delivery laws, NUGL reports strong Q1 earnings, signaling a new era for Jamaica's burgeoning regulated cannabis industry.

AI hardware innovator Cerebras Systems closes a massive $6.38B IPO, signaling a new front in the battle against NVIDIA with its unique wafer-scale chip.

A Utah lender's full deployment of a powerful AI platform marks a turning point for the mortgage industry, promising faster loans and a new competitive edge.

The cabinet giant gains financial flexibility by stripping bond protections, a move made possible by its private equity owner's majority stake in the debt.

Amid workforce shortages and funding gaps, national experts gathered at the Educare Network summit to forge a new, data-driven path for America's learners.

South Star Battery Metals upsizes its private placement after strong demand, with its CEO buying the entire first tranche to fund a key graphite project.

Armed with a new poll, local mayors are fighting Gov. Pritzker’s plan to override zoning, igniting a fierce debate over local control vs. state power.

A new report reveals a surge in vehicle incidents at Alberta shops, prompting owners to look beyond alarms and install physical barriers for protection.

A unanimous jury found Costco liable for disability discrimination, awarding an ex-employee $200K. The case is a stark warning for employers nationwide.

Ruvna's new Dismissal module replaces spreadsheets with a unified digital system, boosting safety and efficiency for independent K-12 schools.

Opportune LLP appoints industry veteran Raymond Wong to lead its petroleum engineering arm, a strategic move to deepen its advisory in a volatile market.

A popular Blackstone seasoning is recalled for Salmonella risk, tracing back to a supplier's ingredient and exposing vulnerabilities in the food system.

Following seven profitable quarters, Capstone sheds its 'Green' identity for 'Energy+,' pivoting to dominate the booming on-site power market.

An American children's choir finds a second home in Shanghai, using music to build friendships and navigate complex US-China relations.

An independent review names Remote People the top Employer of Record for SMBs, highlighting a growing demand for affordable, practical global hiring solutions.

Healthcare IT leader David Sides takes the helm at Ventra, signaling a major push to accelerate AI in revenue cycle management for physicians.

The Tokyo-based company will issue a US$519K special dividend, a move analysts see as a bid to reward shareholders amid a slumping stock price.