Indian election enters fourth phase amid heightened rhetoric over religion, inequality
India is in the fourth phase of a seven-week long general election, as campaign rhetoric became more strident over economic disparities and religious divisions.
SoftBank’s Arm to reportedly launch AI chips by 2025 to capture explosive demand
The U.K.-based chip designer, in which SoftBank has a 90% stake, will set up an AI chip unit to build a prototype by spring 2025, according to the report.
India is gearing up to be a semiconductor chip powerhouse
India wants to be among the world’s top five semiconductors producers. CNBC’s Sri Jegarajah reports.
Putin replaces Russia’s defense minister with civilian economist in unexpected move
Russian President Vladimir Putin has placed a civilian economist as his new defence minister in an attempt to gird Russia for economic war.
Asia markets mixed as investors assess China inflation data, await Japan GDP print
China’s consumer price index climbed 0.3% year on year, more than the 0.2% rise estimated in a Reuters poll.
Australia’s budget is expected to target housing crisis as prices keep climbing
Treasurer Jim Chalmers is set to deliver the budget on Tuesday, which is expected to focus on addressing the nation’s housing crisis.
This global stock could rally 140% on a hydrogen fuel boom, analyst says
It’s not just one analyst. The consensus price target of four analysts points to a 124% upside for the stock.
Buy Nvidia stock now or wait for another drop? Two fund managers disagree
The substantial rise in Nvidia’s share price has raised questions about whether those not already invested should buy the stock now, or hold off.
AI may not replace you, but someone who uses it can — here’s the No. 1 skill you need to stay relevant
In this era of artificial intelligence, it has become increasingly important to learn how to use AI. Here’s the one skill you must have to stay relevant.
‘I feel like I’ve been tricked’: Some property buyers in China’s Tianjin have been waiting 8 years for their homes
A group of around 1,500 homebuyers have yet to see the apartments they paid for about eight years ago, as challenges persist in China’s property sector.
