Toshifumi Suzuki, the founder of Seven-Eleven Japan and widely regarded as the father of Japan’s convenience store industry, died of heart failure on May 18, Seven & i Holdings said on Monday. He was 93.
Two liquefied natural gas tankers are exiting the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, heading to Pakistan and China, while a supertanker with Iraqi crude for China left the Gulf on Saturday after being stranded for nearly three months, shipping data showed.
Donald Trump says a pending $14 bln arms deal with the island is a “very good negotiating chip” with Beijing, even as Xi Jinping ramps up military and diplomatic pressure on Taipei. Taiwan’s safest hedge may be to double down on its AI supply chains and boost defence spending.
Brent crude futures fell $4.64 to $98.90 a barrel.
The ChatGPT maker faces key hurdles, rising competition and apparent strategic missteps. With $600 bln in computing power to fund and arch-rival Anthropic perhaps edging ahead, its CEO’s decisions — and controversies — invite fresh scrutiny ahead of a listing.
Parents question why children sit in classrooms on devices that often give direct access to the distractions and harms of the internet. How could that skepticism translate into litigation?
Boeing was found not guilty of hiding safety problems with 737 MAX jets sold to LOT Polish Airlines.
CEO Jensen Huang aimed to assure investors that it can keep up its growth.
The public offering is expected to be the largest in history.
The dual-class share structure outlined in SpaceX’s IPO filing, which grants CEO Elon Musk outsized control, has revived one of Wall Street’s oldest debates – that of corporate governance.