Technology
Taiwan quake puts world’s most advanced chips at risk
TAIWAN’S biggest earthquake in 25 years has disrupted production at the island’s semiconductor companies, raising the possibility of fallout for the technology industry and perhaps the global economy. The...
Singapore stocks slide on Wednesday; STI retreats 0.8%
SINGAPORE shares declined on Wednesday (Apr 3), after a slide in US stocks.The benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) shed 0.8 per cent or 25.06 points to 3,222.66.Across the broader...
Europe’s IPO market not yet open to unprofitable tech: Bank of America
PROFITABILITY still matters when it comes to initial public offerings (IPOs) in Europe, even for tech startups, according to Bank of America (BOA).“Regarding IPOs of pre-break-even tech companies, we...
Jacob Flickinger: Israeli Airstrike that Killed Seven World Central Kitchen Employees in Gaza Identified as 33-Year-Old Aid Doing Charity
The American-Canadian aid worker killed by an Israeli airstrike, along with six of his World Central Kitchen colleagues, while delivering food in conflict-ridden Gaza, has been identified as 33-year-old...
Louisiana Woman Lied to Boyfriend About Having His Baby, Tried to Steal Infant from Hospital ICU
A Louisiana woman was arrested last week for attempting to steal a baby from a children's hospital.According to investigators, Dinesty Selmon, 21, cased Our Lady of the Lake Children's...
OCBC confirms exploring redevelopment of Chulia Street property
OCBC has confirmed that is exploring the redevelopment of its Chulia Street property.“We are exploring the redevelopment of the 63, 65 Chulia Street and 18 Church Street to rejuvenate a strategic area in...
Rivian beats EV production estimates with shipments rebounding
RIVIAN Automotive built and delivered more electric vehicles (EVs) last quarter than Wall Street expected, though it stood by its 2024 output target of about 57,000 units. The results...
Tesla losing ground in China as it disappoints globally
AS TESLA disappoints investors on a global scale, delivering vehicles in the first quarter well short of expectations, it is also been slowly losing ground in China, the world’s...
