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Aoife Brennan

China’s Pharma and Biotech Sector Builds Technological Edge Backed by State Support Firms Move Aggressively to Raise Capital Through IPOs and Licensing Deals From Generic Manufacturing to Innovation Leadership, Industry Set for Rapid Revenue Growth

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Siobhán Delaney

Celltrion, SK Biopharm, and others are increasing their local production footprint Close watch on ripple effects of Trump’s tariff policy Securing U.S.

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Ethan McGowan

Sanctions pushed Russian energy to Asia, forming a petroyuan-leaning nexus Yuan and dirham settlement grew in this corridor, but the dollar remains dominant Policy should shrink discount arbitrage, target shipping/finance nodes, and steady dollar finance

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Keith Lee

Tariffs won’t fix the deficit; they raise prices for U.S.

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David O'Neill

Japan’s labor is tight and the yen is weak Despite 2.3 million foreign workers, only 1,685 Indian students study in Japan A Japan–India education corridor would scale skills, lift productivity, and lock in a deeper partnership

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Oliver Griffin

2nm GAA Process as Samsung Foundry’s Proving Ground Strong Benchmark Performance, Likely to Power Galaxy S26 Expected to Boost Foundry Profitability and Process Reliability Samsung Electronics, which has long struggled with low yields in t

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Matthew Reuter

Conservative justices question legality of tariff policy Trump touts reshoring and anti-China effects Over half of Americans disapprove of his economic management U.S.

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

Big Tech Keeps Pouring Money into AI Despite Bubble Fears Wall Street Turns to Bond-Hedging Strategies Profitability Constraints Raise Systemic Risk Concerns Even as talk of an artificial intelligence (AI) bubble grows louder, global Big Tech

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Tyler Hansbrough

China Temporarily Suspends Rare Earth Export Controls to Fulfill Summit Agreement U.S.

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Aoife Brennan

China Offers Power Subsidies to AI Data Centers That Exclude Foreign Chips AI Chipmakers Race to Boost Energy Efficiency to Stay Competitive With Power Demand Soaring, Infrastructure and Government Support Become Key to Market Position China

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Siobhán Delaney

Comprehensive operations from wealth management to inheritance and accounting Global family office assets reach $5.5 trillion Dubai establishes infrastructure to attract UHNW individuals The world’s ultra-high-net-worth individual

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David O'Neill

Rising interest bills make public spending efficiency the growth strategy Prioritize smarter procurement, disciplined investment, and service productivity over sector wish lists Measure, review, and reallocate to what works to free fiscal space

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Keith Lee

BRI is reshaping value chains, creating real growth with tight dependencies U.S.

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Ethan McGowan

CRISPR cures are real, but access is narrow High costs, fragile care pathways, and shaky investment block scale Share risk on payment, build training and data networks, and enforce anti-eugenics rules to make gene editing access a public good

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Keith Lee

Taiwan’s advanced chips make it a bargaining chip in U.S.–China–Japan rivalry Tariffs, subsidies, and new fabs turn semiconductor leverage into day-to-day industrial policy Education must build chip literacy and procurement buffers to withstand supply shocks

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Keith Lee

Grab–GoTo could control ~85–90% of ride-hailing, risking lock-in Approve only with guardrails—data portability, fair access, pricing caps, driver-earnings floors—or block Educators and ministries should bake these rules into procurement and curricula

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David O'Neill

High housing costs lock households into hand-to-mouth budgets and suppress saving Targeted housing support and expanded affordable supply free cash for productive spending and learning Prioritize urban renters, index aid to rents, and track overburden rates monthly

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Anne-Marie Nicholson

October Layoffs Surge 175% Year-on-Year, Hitting 22-Year High Over 30,000 Jobs Lost in Tech Sector Alone — Sixfold Jump From September Tariff Fallout Weakens Consumption, Retail and Logistics Hit by Job Cuts The U.S.

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Oliver Griffin

President Trump Holds C5+1 Summit with Central Asian Leaders Washington Expands Multilateral Cooperation on Rare Earths with Australia and Japan Analysts Warn China’s 40-Year Strategy Cannot Be Undone Overnight U.S.

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Matthew Reuter

Aftermath of the Moon Administration’s ‘Zero Irregular Workers’ Policy Revenue up only 5%, while subsidiary service costs surge 88% Plunging profitability and declining global competitiveness Photo=Incheon Inter

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