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

China is recalibrating how it deploys capital into strategic technology – and this time the emphasis is firmly on early-stage,

Italy has moved to block Meta from enforcing a WhatsApp Business policy that would restrict companies from distributing general-purpose AI

As trading resumes after the Christmas break, markets are entering the session in a cautious equilibrium. U.S. equity futures are