Canadians Are Quietly Boycotting America – and It’s Reshaping Tourism on Both Sides of the Border

For decades, Canadian travel to the United States felt almost automatic: ski trips to Lake Placid, baseball weekends in Baltimore,…

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The Tax Bomb: Why Britain Is Bracing for Its Most Painful Budget Twist in a Decade

As the U.K. approaches its next fiscal cycle, the gap between political promises and financial reality is becoming impossible to…

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Intel’s AI Standoff: When Political Backing Can’t Outrun a Technological Gap

In recent months, Intel has found itself in a rare and uncomfortable intersection: political momentum, government ownership, national strategy and,…

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While Big Tech Burns Billions on AI, DBS Quietly Turns It Into Revenue

For months, the global narrative around artificial intelligence has revolved around one idea: the money going in still outweighs the…

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Workers Prevail, Boeing Concedes: The Hidden Dynamics Behind the Defense Sector’s Largest Strike

When major defense factories come to a halt, geopolitical risk stops being an abstraction and becomes a production stoppage. That…

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The AI Divide: Why Big Tech Wins and DoorDash, Duolingo, and Roblox Lose

At first glance, the latest earnings season for tech companies looked like a familiar story of optimism – with soaring…

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Apple’s Moral Dilemma: Delete the Apps or Lose the Market?

When Chinese users noticed over the weekend that two popular dating apps, Blued and Finka, had vanished from Apple’s iOS…

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Your Next Boss Might Be an Avatar – And Kaltura Is Building It

Kaltura, once known primarily as a video streaming and conferencing platform, is now making a decisive leap into the world…

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No Pay, No Planes: The Hidden Cost of Washington’s Shutdown on America’s Skies

As the U.S. government shutdown drags on, the country’s aviation network is facing unprecedented strain. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)…

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The $20 Billion Shift: Why Barry Sternlicht Is Building Data Centers Instead of Hotels

Billionaire Barry Sternlicht, chairman and CEO of Starwood Capital Group, and Brendan Wallace, co-founder of Fifth Wall, might have met…

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Thailand’s $3 Billion Bet: Can the Next Data Hub of Asia Survive Its Own Ambition?

Thailand is fast solidifying its position as a regional technology hub. At NewsTrackerToday, we view this as a pivotal moment…

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Inside China’s Mineral Masterplan: Why the U.S. Shouldn’t Celebrate Too Soon

China has taken a surprising diplomatic turn by temporarily lifting several export restrictions on rare earth elements and critical minerals…

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Inside Rumble’s $767 Million Leap Into AI – and the Crypto Money Behind It

When Rumble first emerged as an “alternative to YouTube,” few imagined it would one day position itself as a contender…

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Silicon Thirst: Why India’s Data Centers Could Collapse Before They Conquer the Cloud

As India races to cement its position as a global digital hub, a less glamorous but far more existential challenge…

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November Meltdown: Why the S&P’s ‘Best Month’ Is Turning Into a Market Wake-Up Call

November has long been known as the strongest month for the S&P 500, which historically rises by an average of…

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