Nvidia Corporation, the world’s leading maker of artificial intelligence (AI) chips, faces mounting risks in its China business even as it delivers record-breaking quarterly results. In its latest regulatory filing, the company for the first time flagged potential harm from U.S. curbs on Chinese open-source AI models and vehicle technologies, underscoring the stakes of escalating…
Dutch semiconductor equipment maker ASML, long regarded as a linchpin in the global chip supply chain, has seen its market value decline by roughly $130 billion since its peak just over a year ago. The steep contraction stems largely from tightening export controls on cutting-edge lithography machines destined for China, combined with uncertainty over U.S.…
GameStop’s bold entry into the cryptocurrency arena ignited a rally in its shares on Wednesday after the video game retailer announced the purchase of its first batch of Bitcoin, totaling 4,710 coins valued at approximately $512.6 million. The move represents a dramatic shift for the meme‐stock icon as it follows in the footsteps of fellow…
Xiaomi’s impressive 47 percent jump in first-quarter revenue has emerged as both a testament to its rapidly diversifying portfolio and a prelude to a transformational pivot toward electric vehicles (EVs). With quarterly sales swelling to ¥111.3 billion ($15.5 billion) and adjusted net profit exceeding ¥10 billion ($1.4 billion) for the first time, the Shenzhen-based electronics…
On Thursday, Sony will lay bare its latest blueprint for corporate evolution as it spins off its financial arm, marking another major milestone in a decade-long metamorphosis from a consumer-electronics stalwart into a global entertainment powerhouse. The Tokyo-based conglomerate—once synonymous with televisions, Walkmans and PlayStations—has over the past several years de-emphasized traditional hardware-centric lines in…
Brussels has intensified its investigation into the fees charged by Visa and Mastercard as it zeroes in on whether Europe’s two dominant payment-card networks are abusing their market power. The European Commission, which enforces competition rules, has sent a fresh questionnaire to terminal providers and payments processors to gather details on the card schemes’ fee…
Rising import duties in the United States have forced major sportswear brands—most notably Nike—to raise retail prices on sneakers and apparel, and now German rivals Adidas and Puma face similar pressure. As U.S. tariffs on China have escalated and potential levies on Vietnam loom, both Adidas and Puma have signaled that they will likely follow…
President Donald Trump’s recent threats to impose a 25% tariff on any iPhone sold in the United States but not assembled domestically have reignited debate over whether Apple can realistically shift production back to American soil. Seen as a keystone of the administration’s “reshoring” agenda, the proposal has drawn swift pushback from analysts, supply chain…
Leonid Radvinsky, the Ukrainian American entrepreneur behind OnlyFans, has quietly signaled a shift in strategy: rather than retaining full ownership of the booming creator platform, he is exploring bringing in outside investors. Though OnlyFans has racked up staggering growth—grossing more than \$6.6 billion in revenue over the year ending November 2023 and distributing over \$400…
A rising tide of capital is flowing into robotics firms that build single-purpose machines—robots engineered to haul, scan, and sort—underscoring a shift from sci-fi humanoids to utilitarian workhorses that deliver clear returns. In the first quarter of 2025, robotics startups worldwide raised more than $2.2 billion, with over 70 percent of that sum earmarked for…
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