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Siobhán Delaney

A sweeping shift is underway in Europe’s M&A landscape as deregulation gathers pace U.S.

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Merit aid is rising because colleges are competing harder for students and tuition revenue Many scholarships now work less like pure honors and more like strategic price discounts The real policy issue is not whether merit aid exists, but how openly and fairly colleges use it

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Banks need 24/7 liquidity, not just new tokens For users, both still depend on institutions The real gap is in the payment system itself In November 2015, just 0.7 percent of stablecoins were being transacted o

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South Korea still has agency, if it sets priorities Security should stay anchored with the US and Japan Strategy now means choosing, not balancing Korea’s Exports in 2025 are over $700bn.

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Tech breakthroughs create winners and losers Tech inequality starts before mass adoption Policy must shape who benefits early In 2023, U. S. private sector investments in AI totaled $67.2 billion.

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Europe can pay more for defence But money without strategy will fail Europe needs deterrence, not waste In 2025, EU states are likely to allocate more (on average) just under 1 billion dollars in defense expenditure than Russi

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Student data sharing can widen exclusion Shared information can weaken stronger firms Policy must protect second chances There are 37.6 million working-age adults in the United States with some college but no credenti

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Oliver Griffin

TSMC, poised to begin mass production of 1.6-nanometer chips, is also moving in earnest to develop a 1.4-nanometer process Rapidus, Intel and Samsung Electronics are likewise drawing up plans for mass production in the 1-nanometer range Elon Musk is pushing to build his own semiconductor plant and diversify supply chains

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Tyler Hansbrough

U.S. government and Anthropic move to contain tensions and explore renewed cooperation Anthropic’s Mithos, emerging as a security threat, under consideration for adoption by U.S.

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Aoife Brennan

Meta to lay off 8,000 employees as it accelerates an AI-driven business overhaul A relay of job cuts sweeps across big tech as companies pursue management efficiency aligned with the AI era “AI-led restructuring is bullish for markets” as shares of companies cutting headcount surge

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Matthew Reuter

Brazil Expands to Three Nuclear Submarines, Strengthening South Atlantic Maritime Control Accelerating Entry into Defense Industry, Building Profit Foundations in Global Arms Market Enhanced Industrial-Military Synergies, Simultaneous Rise in National Strategic Competitiveness

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

AI integration expands into classroom instruction, teacher certification now requires AI literacy Comprehensive integration from personalized tutoring to population forecasting Automation accelerates power shift, intensifying pressure to reduce teachers’ roles

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Siobhán Delaney

Honda halts operations at its Huangpu plant in China Reflecting a sharp decline in internal combustion demand in the Chinese market A consequence of being outpaced by the electric vehicle paradigm Honda, Japan’s automotive giant, has embarked on sw

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Oliver Griffin

China weighs curbs on exports of advanced solar manufacturing equipment to the United States China’s solar sector, long buoyed by subsidies, reels from overproduction Government-led restructuring and U.S.

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Tyler Hansbrough

Elon Musk Accelerates Push for ‘Computing Self-Sufficiency’ via Terafab Project Formalizes Cooperation with Intel While Engaging Semiconductor Equipment Makers Semiconductor Competitiveness Hinges on Yield, Can It Reverse Market Sentiment

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Aoife Brennan

Indications Emerge of Counterfeit Samsung 990 Pro Distribution, With “Subpar Performance” Fake Samsung and SK hynix Memory Products Remain a Chronic Industry Headache Surging Memory Demand Fueled by the AI Boom Also Ignites Counterfeit Sales

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Matthew Reuter

Revenue Surges to $30 Billion An Unprecedented Pace in U.S. Corporate History Rivalry With OpenAI for Market Dominance Intensifies Anthropic, founded by former OpenAI researchers, appears poised to overtake OpenAI in terms of valuation.

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

Global ultra-high-net-worth individuals accelerate exodus from the Middle East Reverse exodus unfolds as Dubai capital markets take a hit Switzerland and Hong Kong gain prominence on low taxes and geopolitical stability Scenic

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Siobhán Delaney

The axis of AI competition is shifting from algorithm-centric rivalry to application-ecosystem dominance Canva, Adobe, and Figma are expanding design AI through integrated workflow-based systems A full-scale reshaping of the design market is underway as big tech enters the space and agentization accelerates

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