The US-China trade truce triggered immediate market reactions, but deeper structural issues remain unresolved. Semiconductor stocks rallied while safe havens retreated, but the underlying technological competition continues.
Scientists are turning common mushrooms into functional memory chips. This breakthrough in bioelectronics could lead to sustainable, biodegradable computing components that operate with minimal power consumption.
A newly discovered molecular mechanism explains how triple-negative breast cancer develops resistance to chemotherapy. The DNAPKcs-ETS1 axis represents a promising therapeutic target for overcoming treatment resistance.
Scientists have discovered that integrin proteins adopt different shapes that determine their cellular journey. The inactive form travels to the Golgi apparatus via galectin-3, while active forms take different routes. This finding could revolutionize targeted drug delivery approaches.
KLA Corporation’s stock soared nearly 80% driven by AI semiconductor demand and improved margins. While the momentum appears strong, historical patterns and market cyclicality warrant careful analysis of sustainability.
The era of predictable leadership is over. As volatility becomes the new normal, executives must abandon forecast-driven approaches for more adaptive strategies that thrive in uncertainty.
Researchers have developed a revolutionary artificial neuron using just three components that mimics six key biological behaviors. This breakthrough could enable energy-efficient neuromorphic systems approaching biological energy levels.
France and Germany have committed to fielding a space-based missile warning system by 2030. The Jewel program represents Europe’s push for strategic autonomy in defense surveillance. This initiative could reshape continental security architecture.
JPMorgan Chase is offering employees AI assistance for writing performance reviews, marking a significant shift in corporate AI adoption. The move promises efficiency but raises questions about authenticity and human oversight in critical HR processes.
City Developments Ltd. has sold 84% of its Zyon Grand residential towers in a single weekend, signaling continued strength in Singapore’s luxury property market. The development’s success reflects broader trends in the city-state’s real estate sector.
