Inhotim, Brazil’s vast open-air art gallery, gets its first hotel
Set amid tropical gardens, Inhotim boasts more than 500 works of modern art — and now visitors can spend the night ...
China builds huge wartime military command centre in Beijing
China’s military is building a massive complex in western Beijing that US intelligence believes will serve as a wartime ...
How Silicon Valley turned China into its lifeline
Eric Schmidt helped Washington reimagine the west coast tech titans as shields against the world’s second-largest economy ...
AstraZeneca ditches plan to build new UK vaccine plant
AstraZeneca is pulling out of its plans to build a £450mn UK vaccine manufacturing plant after months of wrangling with ...
How Taiwan became a quiet bond market superpower
Starting in the early 2000s, Taiwan started to run large current account surpluses of 5- 7 per cent of GDP. That’s big. At ...
Germany’s defence contractors turn to car supplier workers to fill vacancies
Air defence radar maker Hensoldt offers to hire laid off engineers from Bosch and Continental as automotive job cuts rise ...
Japan to loosen rules on rice reserves as prices soar
Japan is set to loosen the rules controlling the country’s tightly guarded rice reserve for the first time as domestic prices ...
Is the UK’s heritage listing system fit for purpose?
In a matrix of climate, housing and energy crises, managing Europe’s oldest housing stock grows ever more complex. What does ...
Former national security adviser Jake Sullivan: ‘The core engines of American power are humming’
The Biden administration official on leaving Trump with a ‘strong hand’, export controls on AI chips — and why war with China is not inevitable ...
The big haul
On January 10, 2025, NeoGenomics, Inc. (the “Company”) announced that Christopher Smith, the Company’s Chief Executive ...
Liang Wenfeng, the DeepSeek founder panicking the tech world
The hedge fund quant turned start-up leader rose from a rural Chinese village to overturn America’s AI monopoly ...
Russian LNG group lobbies EU think-tanks against tighter sanctions
The European Commission this week proposed limited bans on Russian LNG going to EU ports that are not linked up to the bloc’s main gas grid. The proposal has yet to garner support among the bloc’s 27 ...