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Forbes Asia’s sixth #100toWatch list spotlights 100 small companies and startups across the region that are targeting underserved markets or applying cutting-edge tech, from medical nanorobots to modular water treatment systems. forbes.com/sites/ranawehbe/2… Sponsored by FedEx
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$27 Billion Since Bitcoin’s Inception Stolen: Here Are Crypto’s 10 Biggest Hacks.
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Looking for high-yield bonds? A veteran bond strategist identifies five corporate bonds yielding up to 13%, from Icahn Enterprises to Seagate Technology.
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Quincy Jones, Dolly Parton and Diane Keaton join the familiar cast of musicians and athletes still making millions from beyond the grave.
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The hip-hop pioneer became a star at 18 and left college. Four decades later, he shares lessons on education, business, career longevity and finding purpose beyond fame.
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Companies like Ramp and Notion rely on Serval to automate mundane support tasks like password resets and app access.
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What happens when the world’s hottest investment mania becomes Asia’s growth model?
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The $6.3 billion breach represents the largest cryptocurrency hack in history.
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A photo app launched by filmmakers behind the “Knives Out” movies swiftly became a viral hit for letting users take pictures using the “same image processing we use on our movies.”
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Holmes played a key role in staging the now iconic shot. In “You Can See Everything,” she claims to hate it now. But does she really?
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The cryptocurrency exchange said its security teams are reviewing information with “urgency.”
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Intel’s revenue expectations were roughly $1 billion less than what analysts were expecting.
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On Wednesday, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand did more than surprise markets by holding rates steady. It sent a warning that officials from Tokyo to Washington would be wise to heed.
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Low-cost airlines can no longer offer the rock-bottom fares they are known for.
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Investors balked at Alphabet pouring $51.4 billion into capital expenditures, like buying data centers and ramping power capacity, in just three months.
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Chinese state broadcasters have reportedly stopped airing games featuring the star French player.
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The collapse of the country’s largest regional sports operator has robbed 16 NBA teams of a steady paycheck that represented 14% of their overall pie three seasons ago.
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The AI juggernaut plans to list under the ticker symbol “ANT” and is on track to go public as soon as mid-November.
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Infisical is helping companies like Airbus and Volkswagen use agents without handing over their private credentials.
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From Apollo-led $40 billion SpaceX financing to a $63 billion Broadcom deal backed by Blackstone, Wall Street keeps funding AI despite mounting doubts about its payoff.
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Microsoft reported earnings under two operating segments instead of three for the first time in over 25 years.
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