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15Dec

Canopy Growth lifts U.S. weed stocks on hopes of eased marijuana rules

Canopy Growth led U.S. weed stocks higher in early European trading on Monday, adding to Friday's rally following reports last week that the United States could soon ease restriction on…

15Dec

STMicroelectronics Ships 5 Billion RF Chips to SpaceX, Starlink Orders Set to Double

STMicroelectronics has shipped more than 5 billion radio-frequency antenna chips to Elon Musk's SpaceX for the Starlink satellite network, and chips delivered under the partnership in the next two years…

15Dec

Bitcoin-heavy Strategy holds onto Nasdaq 100 spot despite business model concerns

Bitcoin hoarding giant Strategy clung to its place in the Nasdaq 100 on Friday, continuing its year-long stint in the benchmark at a time where analysts have raised questions over…

15Dec

ASX cuts dividend payout after regulator imposes $99.6 million capital charge

Australia's bourse operator ASX said on Monday that it will cut its dividend payout ratio to 75–85% of underlying net profit after tax after the country's corporate regulator imposed an…

15Dec

Hang Seng Bank board backs HSBC’s $13.6 billion take-private offer

Hong Kong's Hang Seng Bank said on Monday an independent board committee found HSBC's $13.6 billion take-private offer to be fair and reasonable, and recommended its minority investors vote in…

15Dec

iRobot files for bankruptcy, to go private in Picea Robotics deal

iRobo, the maker of the Roomba vacuum cleaner, filed for bankruptcy protection on Sunday, saying that it would go private after being bought by Picea Robotics, its primary manufacturer. The…

13Dec

Gemini 2.5; A Quiet Shift That Could Change How We Work

When Google introduced Gemini 2.5 Computer Use in October 2025, it did not look like a big flashy launch. There was no dramatic moment or big stage. It started with…

13Dec

Albanese moves to save Tomago aluminium smelter as power deal nears expiry

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced on Friday a rescue effort to keep open Australia's largest aluminium smelter, the struggling Tomago facility majority-owned by Rio Tinto, after its current power contract…

13Dec

Universal Music proposes remedy to EU over $775m Downtown Music deal

Universal Music said on Friday it has submitted a remedy to address competition concerns from the European Commission over the group's $775-million takeover of Downtown Music. The Commission last month objected…

13Dec

French court freezes $129M of Google assets after Russia dispute

The administrator of Google's defunct Russian business has obtained a temporary freeze on some 110 million euros ($129 million) of the Alphabet-owned company's assets in France, official orders show. The…

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