Sanctions scrutiny reshapes offshore vessel strategies for Asian energy service firms

Sanctions scrutiny reshapes offshore vessel strategies for Asian energy service firms

The landscape for Asian offshore energy service firms is undergoing significant change as the global sanctions environment surrounding Russian energy projects becomes more complex and far-reaching. Increasing scrutiny from U.S. and European regulators is reshaping how these companies approach vessel deployments, asset transfers, and even financing arrangements, according to industry analysts and legal experts familiar…

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Public Storage Shifts HQ To Texas

Public Storage Shifts HQ To Texas

Public Storage relocating headquarters from California to Frisco, Texas Company cites talent access and corporate reorganisation Glendale operations to continue; job transfer numbers undisclosed Move aligns with broader corporate migration to Texas The most recent high-profile move in a larger exodus of companies off the West Coast to the Lone Star State has been the…

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7 meeting mistakes that instantly signal rookie founder

7 meeting mistakes that instantly signal rookie founder

You can have traction, you can have revenue, and you can even have a decent deck. But if you run meetings poorly, people quietly downgrade you. Investors notice it on Zoom. Senior hires notice it in your all hands. Even early customers feel it in a sales call. Meetings are one of the fastest pattern…

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Nvidia to sell Meta millions of chips in multiyear deal

Nvidia to sell Meta millions of chips in multiyear deal

It also includes standalone installations of its Grace and Vera central processors Published Wed, Feb 18, 2026 · 07:37 AM [SAN FRANCISCO] Nvidia on Tuesday (Feb 17) said that it has signed a multiyear deal to sell Meta Platforms millions of its current and future artificial intelligence (AI) chips, including central processing units that compete…

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7 reasons saying “yes” too early is the biggest founder trap

7 reasons saying “yes” too early is the biggest founder trap

You tell yourself it is momentum. The customer wants a custom feature. An investor offers a small check with complicated terms. A potential partner promises “exposure.” In the early days, every opportunity feels like oxygen. So you say yes. Then three months later, your roadmap is bloated, your burn rate is creeping up, and you…

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MiniMax shares surge 25% as optimism over Chinese AI firms grows

MiniMax shares surge 25% as optimism over Chinese AI firms grows

Published Mon, Feb 16, 2026 · 03:47 PM [HONG KONG] MiniMax Group shares surged in Hong Kong, buoyed by growing investor confidence in the technology offered by China’s generative artificial intelligence (AI) startups. The stock gained as much as 30 per cent, before closing up 25 per cent in the city’s shortened trading session on…

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SIA Group’s passenger traffic up 0.7% in January

SIA Group’s passenger traffic up 0.7% in January

Singapore Airlines and Scoot carried 3.7 million passengers in January, 4.1% higher year on year [SINGAPORE] Singapore Airlines Group (SIA) on Monday (Feb 16) posted a 0.7 per cent year-on-year increase in passenger traffic in January 2026 for the two carriers it operates. Passenger traffic, which measures the demand for an airline’s service, is determined…

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