Arm Aims for 50% Data Center CPU Market Share
Arm Holdings is set to capture 50% of the global data center CPU market this year, driven by AI innovation and energy efficiency.
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Insights on global markets, startups, tech giants, and economic trends shaping the G20 and beyond.
China Reaffirms Opposition to Economic Coercion
China opposes economic coercion and hegemonism, ensuring fair market competition in asset deals while protecting public interests.
Snake Oil and Tariffs: Lessons from American History
Explore how the 1893 snake oil spectacle mirrors modern debates on tariffs and the unforeseen costs of protectionist policies.
State Banks Secure 520B Yuan Capital Boost
Four major state-owned banks in China are set to raise 520B yuan through A-shares, strengthening their capital and bolstering economic growth.
China Unveils New National Residential Building Standards
China’s new residential building standards boost safety, comfort, and green practices, marking a leap forward for urban housing.
Reciprocal Tariffs Shake Global Trade Rules
A new US strategy on reciprocal tariffs challenges multilateral trade rules, sparking debate on global economic stability.
Trump Asserts Zelenskyy’s Rare Earth Deal Backout May Spell Trouble
Trump warns that Zelenskyy’s attempt to back out of a rare earth minerals deal may cause major problems, highlighting geopolitical and economic tensions.
Chinese Manufacturing PMI Rises to 50.5 in March
China’s manufacturing PMI climbed to 50.5 in March, signaling expansion and steady growth in the sector.
Tariffs Could Hinder LA Wildfire Recovery Efforts
Tariffs on imported construction materials may delay recovery in LA as over 17,000 homes and businesses rebuild after devastating wildfires.
Xizang’s Economic Rise: Poverty Alleviation & Growing GDP
A new white paper shows Xizang lifted 628K out of poverty and achieved a 6.3% GDP growth, marking a milestone in sustainable progress.