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  • Microsoft Recruits DeepMind Co-Founder to Head AI Division Microsoft (MS) announced on the 19th (local time) that it has recruited Mustafa Suleyman, co-founder of the artificial intelligence (AI) company DeepMind and also the founder and CEO of another AI startup, Inflation AI, to head its AI business. According to MS’s disclosure, CEO Satya Nadella informed the employees on the same day that “Suleyman […]
  • US Finalizes Regulations Favoring Electric Vehicles in Fuel Economy Standards An electric vehicle charger is placed outside a Ford dealer in Broomfield, Colorado. AP-Yonhap The U.S. government has finalized regulations that rate electric vehicles lower than internal combustion engine vehicles when calculating car manufacturers’ average fuel efficiency. The calculation aims to further promote the sale of electric vehicles by making them significantly advantageous under the […]
  • AstraZeneca Bets on New Cancer Treatments By Acquiring Fusion Pharmaceuticals for $2 Billion [AlphaEconomy=(Chicago) Jisun Kim Correspondent] AstraZeneca is acquiring Fusion Pharmaceuticals, a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company. AstraZeneca said on Nov. 18 (local time) that it is acquiring Fusion Pharmaceuticals for about $20 billion in cash as it bets on next-generation cancer treatments...
  • Sephora Korea: Closing Down Operations After Brief Five-Year Run Gradually shuts down from May 6 News of Sephora’s withdrawal is being met with regret. Sephora Korea Instagram   On the 19th, Sephora Korea announced its withdrawal through its official Instagram and online mall. Sephora stated, “With a heavy heart, we have decided to close our operation in Korea” and revealed that they will gradually […]
  • Starbucks Announces New Global Leadership Team Starbucks has appointed new global executives. On the 18th (local time), Starbucks announced a new global leadership structure by appointing Michael Conway as the CEO of North America and Brady Brewer as the CEO of Starbucks International. Conway has been a Starbucks partner since 2013 and currently serves as a group representative of the international […]
  • Google's Gemini AI Engine May Soon Power Features on Apple's iPhone, Sources Say Apple is in talks to integrate Google’s Gemini into the iPhone. Bloomberg reported on Monday, citing a source, that Apple is in discussions to incorporate Google’s Gemini AI engine into the iPhone, according to a report on the 18th. According to the source, the negotiations involve a Gemini license for some new features to be […]
  • Young Chinese Embrace Gold Bean Investments as Economic Slowdown Intensifies, Bloomberg Finds Yonhap News Chinese in their 20s and 30s are turning to “Gold Bean” investments, trading small units of gold, to cope with economic stagnation. On the 15th, Bloomberg reported that as China’s economic slowdown crisis intensifies, the popularity of Gold Bean, which allows relatively low-cost investments, is soaring, especially among younger generations. The Gold Bean, […]
  • Fisker to Halt Production for Six Weeks due to Deteriorating Business Conditions American electric vehicle startup Fisker announced on March 18, 2024, that it will halt production for six weeks. The company cited deteriorating cash flow and the need to prevent inventory build-up as reasons for the halt. It also added that it is currently in alliance negotiations with major automakers and focusing on avoiding bankruptcy. Fisker […]
  • Pfizer to Sell $2.5 Billion Worth of Haleon Shares, Focusing on Pharmaceutical Innovation Pfizer has started to dispose of its stake in Haleon, as it previously expressed its desire to focus on pharmaceutical innovation. Pfizer plans to sell about 2 billion pounds ($2.5 billion) of Haleon stock, which is the first step in reducing the 32% stake held by Haleon’s largest shareholder. Pfizer has been stating for a […]
  • 2nd Richest Man in China Faces Permanent Ban from Stock Market - Here's Why Xu Jiayin, the chairman of Evergrande who once rode the Chinese real estate boom to become the second-richest person in Asia, has fallen from grace as Chinese securities authorities permanently banned him from entering the stock market. Evergrande once became China’s second-largest real estate developer, but in 2021, it began defaulting on offshore bonds. It […]
  • Peter Thiel Executes First Sale of Palantir (PLTR.N) Shares for $175 Million Peter Thiel, a key figure at the software and analytics firm Palantir Technologies, has sold a portion of his shares in the company. Thiel announced on the 16th (local time) that, for the first time, he had sold a portion of his Palantir Technologies stake, worth about $3.4 billion, which he had held for over […]
  • Apple Foldable iPhone Launch Date Shifts From Late 2026 to Early 2027 The release date for the anticipated foldable iPhone by Apple has been adjusted. On the 18th, a high-ranking official familiar with Apple’s internal affairs told Alpha Economy, “We plan to start selling the foldable iPhone a bit later than expected after making thorough preparations, including securing the supply of foldable displays.” The initial sales date […]
  • Argentina's 'Trump' Milei Triggers Credit Rating Plunge: What's Next?" Bloomberg reported on the 13th (local time) that credit rating agency S&P has downgraded Argentina’s credit rating from “CCC—” to “Selective Default or SD.” The downgrade was attributed to President Javier Milei, known as “Argentina’s Donald Trump,” ordering a bond swap. The Argentine government previously implemented a policy to exchange peso-denominated bonds worth $65 billion […]
  • Musk's X Cancels Partnership With Former CNN Anchor X decided not to establish a commercial partnership after careful review.Musk’s “lack of authenticity in CNN’s approach on social media.” The social media X (former Twitter), owned by Tesla CEO EloSocials, abruptly canceled its partnership with Don Lemon, a former CNN anchor. According to CNBC in the US, Lemon was informed of this decision on […]
  • Ørsted Strikes Deal to Sell Stake in Four U.S. Wind Farms for $300 Million Danish energy company Ørsted is selling its stake in U.S. wind farms. Ørsted announced on Wednesday that it had agreed to sell its stake in four U.S. onshore wind farms with a total capacity of 957 megawatts (MW) to investment group Stonepeak for approximately $300 million. Ørsted said, “Through this transaction, we have been able […]
  • AT&T Partners with Occidental's 1PointFive for Carbon Credit Purchase AT&T, the largest telecommunications company in the United States, is set to contract carbon credits with 1PointFive, a carbon capture company of Occidental Petroleum. 1PointFive announced on the 13th that AT&T has agreed to purchase carbon credits as part of its goal to reduce and neutralize carbon emissions from global operations by 2035. 1PointFive is […]
  • Shell Slashes Trading Team: 20% Workforce Reduction Signals Cost-Cutting Strategy The world’s second-largest oil company, Royal Dutch Shell of the United Kingdom, is laying off employees. According to an anonymous source on the 13th (local time), Shell plans to cut at least 20% of its trading team employees while restructuring its business units to save costs. The source revealed that Shell had informed hundreds of […]
  • Toyota Tops U.S. Patent Office Rankings for Car Brands On March 12, 2024, Toyota’s U.S. branch announced that it obtained the most patents among car manufacturers from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) in 2023. Toyota added that it secured the most patents as a car manufacturer for ten consecutive years. Although the total number of patents across all industries decreased by 3% […]
  • China Copper Explores Overseas Investments to Alleviate Copper Supply Constraints China Copper, a subsidiary of the Aluminum Corporation of China (Chalco), is turning to overseas copper mine development to overcome the shortage of copper supply in China. Xiong Weiping, the CEO of Chalco, said in an interview with Reuters on the 11th (local time), “China Copper has launched an acquisition of overseas copper mines as […]
  • Elon Musk to Open-Source AI Chatbot Grok, Raising Pressure on OpenAI Details of what will be open-sourced have not yet been disclosed Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, announced on the 11th (local time) on his social media platform X (formerly Twitter) that he plans to release the source of the AI chatbot Grok this week, according to The Wall Street Journal (WSJ). The article did not […]
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