Hormuz: The Strait that shook the shippers
After a 110-day blockade at the Strait of Hormuz, the shipping industry is learning that peace on paper and peace at sea are very different
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The ‘Brexit Bill’ Great Britain is still paying
Ten years down the line, Brexit has caused a slow accumulation of missed growth opportunities, suppressed investments, higher prices, and constrained ambition
Smartphone: The new earthquake warning device?
Google has built a system that uses a sensor most people do not think of as a scientific instrument. They employ the accelerometer inside a
The £400 lawyer that beat a full legal team
Garfield AI, the world’s first AI-powered law firm, had handled every step of the litigation process leading up to the trial
Nissan’s EV retreat leaves it exposed in electric race
The carmaker pledged in 2023 to manufacture an electric Qashqai at Sunderland, a commitment that got celebrated in the UK
Japan’s new wave of US IPO ambitions
A growing number of Japanese companies are now preparing to access the world’s largest capital market, and 2026 may be the breakthrough year
EU is no more an unregulated playground for crypto
With the MiCA's final enforcement deadline arriving on July 2026, the crypto world is in the middle of a significant regulatory shake-up
Wall Street’s mega-IPO boom is reviving blank-cheque market
A Special Purpose Acquisition Company, or SPAC, is essentially a shell company with no real business of its own. So, why is one created?
SpaceX IPO and the rise of the Mag8
The combined tally of Tesla and SpaceX treasuries now makes Elon Musk the guardian of over 30,221 Bitcoins across two publicly listed companies
Meta’s $145 billion AI bet to make Facebook a conversational platform
Meta is rebuilding its products from the ground up, replacing the old model of a user-curated social feed with an active, AI-driven experience