Market volatility around high-profile technology names intensified this week after Michael Burry publicly denied that he was shorting Tesla, pushing

China is tightening oversight of human-like AI systems as regulators move to reduce behavioral risks, protect minors, and reassert control

The decision by Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly to cut prices on their blockbuster obesity drugs in China marks a

China is moving decisively from encouragement to enforcement in its semiconductor strategy, signaling a new phase in how capacity expansion

Elon Musk has once again pushed humanoid robots into the market spotlight, framing them as a cornerstone of Tesla’s long-term

General Motors is closing out 2025 as one of the strongest-performing legacy automakers on U.S. markets, a shift that, as

China is moving to formalize a far stricter regulatory framework for human-like artificial intelligence, signaling that the next phase of

SoftBank’s agreement to acquire DigitalBridge marks a decisive shift from investing in artificial intelligence to investing around it. Rather than

Europe’s race to scale artificial intelligence is running head-first into the limits of its own climate framework. As demand for

Artificial intelligence is advancing at a pace that is forcing governments, utilities, and technology companies to reconsider how energy-intensive data

The global payments industry is quietly repositioning itself for a structural shift in how transactions are initiated and executed. As

South Korean prosecutors have turned a corporate espionage case into a strategic warning for the global semiconductor industry. In NewsTrackerToday’s