France’s move to increase its digital services tax from 3% to 15% has reignited transatlantic trade tensions. This escalation underscores the failure of current international tax frameworks to address digital economy realities.
Amazon is reportedly planning to eliminate up to 30,000 corporate positions, representing nearly 10% of its corporate workforce. This would be the largest job cut in the company’s history as it addresses pandemic-era overexpansion.
Tesla’s board is deploying familiar tactics to secure shareholder approval for Elon Musk’s massive compensation package. The company warns that without this approval, Musk might leave Tesla for other ventures.
Meta’s recent AI division layoffs reveal a troubling pattern where companies automate away the very human friction that drives innovation. The pursuit of frictionless efficiency risks creating brittle organizations that scale without substance.
Qualcomm’s entry into AI chips marks a strategic pivot that could reshape semiconductor competition. Meanwhile, biotech sees major consolidation as Novartis acquires Avidity for $12 billion.
INNIO’s massive 2.3-GW power infrastructure deal with VoltaGrid represents a fundamental shift in how data centers approach energy. This partnership addresses critical AI power demands but raises questions about scalability and market disruption.
Tesla’s board seeks approval for Elon Musk’s historic $1 trillion pay package tied to ambitious growth targets. The proposal faces opposition from corporate watchdogs and concerns about Musk’s political activities affecting brand value.
A comprehensive system dynamics study reveals that integrated policy combinations significantly outperform single-measure approaches in reducing urban transport emissions. The research identifies public transit optimization combined with energy technology upgrades as the most effective dual-policy s
Researchers have developed a hydrogel that defies traditional material trade-offs, offering both extreme stretchability and remarkable strength. This breakthrough could transform wearable electronics and medical devices. The material’s unique properties stem from innovative molecular engineering.
Private equity giants Apollo and KKR are injecting $7 billion into Keurig Dr Pepper to support its controversial acquisition of JDE Peet’s and subsequent split. This strategic move aims to fend off activist investors while reshaping the beverage landscape.
