Stellantis plunges after taking 22 billion euros hit on EVs

Stellantis plunges after taking 22 billion euros hit on EVs

The writedowns, which include some 6.5 billion euros in cash payments mainly to compensate suppliers Published Fri, Feb 6, 2026 · 06:47 PM [MILAN] Stellantis shares fell the most on record after the automaker announced 22 billion euros (S$33.4 billion) in charges linked to walking back its electric-vehicle strategy. The writedowns, which include some 6.5…

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Apac economies that gained from AI boom like Taiwan, Singapore drive outbound travel in 2025: Visa

Apac economies that gained from AI boom like Taiwan, Singapore drive outbound travel in 2025: Visa

Japan, South Korea, China see strong inbound travel amid demand for pop culture tourism  [SINGAPORE] Asia-Pacific economies exposed to the artificial intelligence (AI) boom drove outbound spending in 2025, amid an increase in their strength, data by Visa indicated. In the region, AI investment is largely into semiconductor manufacturing and data centres, and economies exposed…

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5 signs your pricing strategy is signaling weakness

5 signs your pricing strategy is signaling weakness

Pricing feels deceptively simple until you are the one staring at Stripe dashboards at midnight, wondering whether your numbers say confidence or desperation. Most founders obsess over product, growth, and fundraising before they ever interrogate pricing. That is understandable. Pricing forces you to confront how much you really believe in what you are building and…

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Consequences Founders Face When Ignoring Finances

Consequences Founders Face When Ignoring Finances

At some point in the founder journey, almost everyone has the same quiet realization. You are working nonstop, revenue is coming in, money is going out, but you cannot clearly explain where the business is actually winning or bleeding. You glance at your bank balance instead of your financials and tell yourself you will “dig…

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