Policy Change

Hong Kong's exchange appoints Jalal Almarhoon to spearhead its Riyadh office, signaling a major strategic move to link Asian and Middle Eastern capital.

Taiwan's largest financial group is betting big on tech, talent, and regulatory tailwinds to become a dominant force in Asian asset management.

A new campaign blames 'billboard lawyers' for high insurance costs in LA and Chicago, sparking a fierce debate over tort reform and consumer rights.

A massive $313M federal funding win brings hope to the ALS community, pushing total investment past $1.6B. But how close are we to a real breakthrough?

A new Kroll report finds cyber incidents now carry a $2.1M price tag for PE firms, with smaller funds dangerously unprepared for the growing threat.

A new poll reveals a surge in AI-assisted resume lies, forcing Canadian employers to fight a high-tech war for talent and truth in the workplace.

Backed by Bessemer & GV, the startup led by Twilio's ex-CEO will commercialize the only fusion approach with proven net energy gain.

New 3D human tissue models show groundbreaking promise in predicting toxicity for advanced cancer therapies, heralding a major shift away from animal testing.

Defense tech leader AeroVironment hires a veteran Ranger and policy expert to navigate Washington, signaling a major push for its drone and AI systems.

AI voice leader ElevenLabs' new insurance for its agents, a first of its kind, aims to solve the liability crisis hindering enterprise AI adoption.

Centrus Energy partners with Fluor for a multi-billion-dollar expansion in Ohio, aiming to restore US uranium enrichment and fuel a new era of nuclear power.

A new €64M quay in Paldiski is now operational, boosting NATO mobility and positioning Estonia as a key hub for the Baltic's booming wind energy sector.

New US tax rules have fundamentally changed the economics of software development: domestic engineers and AI hardware are now fully deductible in year one, while offshore talent costs must be amortized over 15 years. This report details how the resulting "tax wedge" is dismantling the traditional offshoring model and driving a strategic shift toward re-onshoring and automation.

A wrongful death lawsuit alleges Abbott's FreeStyle Libre 3 sensor gave a fatal false reading, part of a massive recall affecting 3 million devices.

A new U.S. patent for immutable database tech aims to make digital trust mathematically provable, tackling threats in software and emerging AI systems.

With FDA Priority Review, Takeda's oveporexton could be the first drug to target the root cause of narcolepsy, offering transformative hope for patients.

Connecting 30 towns in two years, the telecom's rapid fibre rollout, backed by federal funds, aims to bridge the province's digital divide by 2026.

A new report shows the carbon removal market has the tools to fight climate change, but widespread corporate inaction threatens to strand vital projects.

As AI-driven attacks surge and regulations tighten, a new partnership aims to make enterprise assets completely unreachable to hackers. Here's how.

Laurie Ann Goldman, the branding guru who built SPANX, is now CEO of Audien Hearing. Can she make affordable hearing aids a mainstream wellness product?