Financial

  1. New Foreign Trade Law 2026: What Cross-Border Sellers Need to Know
    New Foreign Trade Law 2026: What Cross-Border Sellers Need to Know

    China's revised Foreign Trade Law (2026) legally recognizes cross-border e-commerce. Key changes for Amazon sellers: digital trade, IP protection, and compliance requirements.

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  2. AppleCare One Expands to UK, France, Germany, Australia: What It Covers
    AppleCare One Expands to UK, France, Germany, Australia: What It Covers

    AppleCare One expands to the UK, France, Germany, and Australia. Covers up to three devices under one subscription. Theft and Loss now available for iPad and Apple Watch.

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  3. DeepSeek's $50 Billion Moment: China's OpenAI Arrives
    DeepSeek's $50 Billion Moment: China's OpenAI Arrives

    DeepSeek's $50B valuation and $7.4B fundraise marks a turning point for Chinese AI. Founder Liang Wenfeng keeps absolute control while Tencent, CATL, JD.com buy in.

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  4. Alipay AI Payments: 300 Million Transactions and the Future of AI Commerce
    Alipay AI Payments: 300 Million Transactions and the Future of AI Commerce

    Alipay launches world's first large-scale AI-native payment infrastructure. 300 million transactions processed. Token Pay and AI Wallet enable secure AI agent payments.

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  5. DeepSeek 50B Valuation: Record 7.3B Funding + V4.1 Multimodal Launching June 2026
    DeepSeek 50B Valuation: Record 7.3B Funding + V4.1 Multimodal Launching June 2026

    DeepSeek targets 7.3Braiseat66-73.5B valuation, potentially China's largest AI funding. Founder commits $2.8B personally. V4.1 launches June with multimodal and MCP support.

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  6. GameStop Preparing Bid to Acquire eBay: Ryan Cohen’s Ambitious $100 Billion Vision
    GameStop Preparing Bid to Acquire eBay: Ryan Cohen’s Ambitious $100 Billion Vision

    GameStop is gearing up to make a bold offer for eBay as part of Ryan Cohen’s aggressive expansion plan.

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  7. Tech Giants to Spend $725 Billion on AI Infrastructure in 2026 – A 77% Jump
    Tech Giants to Spend $725 Billion on AI Infrastructure in 2026 – A 77% Jump

    Four tech giants commit 725billiontoAIinfrastructurein2026–a773T investment supercycle.

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  8. Big Tech Q1 2026 Earnings: Why Alphabet Soared 6% While Meta Crashed 7%
    Big Tech Q1 2026 Earnings: Why Alphabet Soared 6% While Meta Crashed 7%

    Four tech titans reported Q1 earnings: Alphabet (+6.6%), Meta (-7%). Google Cloud backlog hits 462B,Azurehits40145B. Full analysis inside.

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  9. Meta Prepares for Major Layoffs in 2026: AI Costs Spiral Out of Control
    Meta Prepares for Major Layoffs in 2026: AI Costs Spiral Out of Control

    Reuters exclusive: Meta is gearing up for large-scale layoffs in 2026 as AI training and infrastructure costs soar. What we know so far and what it signals for the tech industry.

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  10. Adobe Agrees to $75 Million Settlement in U.S. Subscription Cancellation Lawsuit – What It Means for Users
    Adobe Agrees to $75 Million Settlement in U.S. Subscription Cancellation Lawsuit – What It Means for Users

    Adobe settles $75 million U.S. lawsuit over difficult subscription cancellations and hidden fees. Full breakdown of the case, compensation details, and what it means for Creative Cloud users in 2026.

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  11. Global Trade Resilience: Navigating Supply Chain Challenges for International Brands in 2026
    Global Trade Resilience: Navigating Supply Chain Challenges for International Brands in 2026

    2026 supply chain outlook for international brands: rising risks from geopolitics, tariffs, logistics, and AI disruption. Strategies to build trade resilience and stay competitive.

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  12. Palantir Q4 Earnings Beat Expectations! CEO Claps Back at Protesters: “If You Hate ICE, Don’t Use Our Product”
    Palantir Q4 Earnings Beat Expectations! CEO Claps Back at Protesters: “If You Hate ICE, Don’t Use Our Product”

    Palantir Q4 2025 earnings exceed expectations with robust AI and defense contracts. CEO Alex Karp’s “don’t use our product” remark to protesters ignites controversy.

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