Emergency services, volunteers and families have toiled despite diminishing hopes for those still trapped in subzero temperatures four days after the devastating temblor.
Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com to launch ChatGPT-style product
JD.com said it will release an “industrial version” of ChatGPT called ChatJD. It will be a chatbot product focused on the fields of retail and finance.
Nonprofit Making of Black Angels focuses on education to change the face of angel investing
Angel investors fund companies with high growth potential. Blacks are underrepresented in this world, but there’s an effort afoot to open opportunities.
Vietnamese EV maker VinFast says job cuts won’t derail plans to start U.S. production
Vietnam’s EV maker VinFast said that its U.S. plant is still on track to start production in 2024 despite a reduction of its U.S. headcount.
China’s biggest chipmaker SMIC posts record 2022 revenue but warns of a tough year ahead
China’s biggest chipmaker SMIC posted record revenue in 2022, despite ongoing U.S. sanctions, but warned of a more difficult year ahead.
Indian regulator probes Adani’s links to investors as Modi’s office is briefed
The Securities and Exchange Board of India is investigating Adani Group’s links to some of the investors in the conglomerate’s withdrawn $2.5 billion share sale, two sources told Reuters.
Ukraine war live updates: Russia launches new missile strikes; Moldova’s government collapses
Explosions hit the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv Friday morning amid reports that Russia is launching another major offensive.
Japanese yen jumps on report Kazuo Ueda will be next governor of the central bank
The Japanese yen pushed higher against both the euro and U.S. dollar after a Nikkei report said Kazuo Ueda would be the next Bank of Japan governor.
Adidas shares tank after company issues warning over unsold Yeezy stock
Adidas shares plummeted after the company said it could lose around 1.2 billion euros ($1.3 billion) in revenue in 2023 if it is unable to sell Yeezy stock.
Chinese IPOs are coming back to the U.S.
Chinese startups are raising millions of dollars in U.S. stock market listings again, after a dry spell in the once-hot market.