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With New China AI Chip Restrictions, The US Targets A Critical Market Niche

The US increased its efforts to halt the flow of advanced technology to China by instructing Nvidia Corp. and Advanced Micro Devices to stop sending their flagship artificial intelligence chips to the country.   While the news shocked the chip sector, sending the Philadelphia semiconductor...

Losses of largest Chinese airlines grow to €7B in 6 months

Le Figaro writes that the first half of the year brought a combined loss of about €7 billion for the three biggest airlines in China – China Southern Airlines, China Eastern Airlines, and Air China. China Southern Airlines, the carrier with Asia's largest fleet, reported a net loss of 11.4 billion...

Amazon And Google Criticize Microsoft's Cloud Computing Changes

On Tuesday, Amazon and Alphabet subsidiary Google slammed Microsoft's cloud computing changes, claiming they limit competition and discourage customers from switching to rival cloud service providers.   The software behemoth announced amended licensing deals and other changes on Monday that...

Bed Bath & Beyond Will Lay Off Workers And Close Stores In An Effort To Recoup Losses

Bed Bath & Beyond Inc announced on Wednesday that it had secured more than $500 million in new financing and that it would close 150 stores, lay off employees, and revamp its merchandising strategy in an effort to turn around its money-losing business.   However, investors are concerned...

German Uniper is losing €100M a day due to growing gas prices

In addition to the €9 billion that the firm has already spent, the German energy giant Uniper has asked the state development bank (Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau, KfW) to increase its credit line by an additional €4 billion. This information was posted on the organization's website. The...

Saudi Arabia Could Reduce Crude Oil Prices For Asia In October

Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, may reduce October prices for most crude grades it exports to its Asian customers, following a drop in spot premiums as reduced demand for fuel and rising arbitrage cargoes has pressurised prices of oil in the region.  ...

With Productivity Falling, Companies In North America Purchase More Robots For Production

During the first half of the current year, a record number of robots were purchased by North American firms even as the companies struggled to keep factories and warehouses running because of an extremely tight labor market and increased compensation costs.  ...

One More EV Battery Factory In The US Being Planned By Panasonic For $4 Bln: Reports

The Wall Street Journal revealed on Friday, quoting people with knowledge of the situation, that Panasonic Holdings Corp., a provider to electric-car maker Tesla Inc., is in discussions to build a supplemental electric vehicle (EV) battery factory in the United States at an expense of about $4...

India's Digital Lending Rules Cause Disruption, And Businesses Prepare To Respond

Card lending services in India foreign-backed fin-tech companies have been disrupted because of the stricter regulations on digital lending by the Indian government, according reports based on industry sources and a document available with the media. The incident has also jeopardised Amazon's loan...

With Travel Demand Returning In Asia, AirAsia Parent Reports A Smaller Loss In The Second Quarter

With demand for travel in Southeast Asia string to to rebound following the relaxation of pandemic-related rules, Capital A Bhd, the mother company of Malaysia's low-cost carrier AirAsia, on Friday announced a smaller operating loss fort the second quarter.    The...
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