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Nokias stock price on the Helsinki Stock Exchange has risen by more than 130% over the past year / Photo: M. Rennim / Unsplash.com
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From Paper and Rubber Boots to AI: How Nokia Got Back on Investors' Radars

Unlike American competitors such as Anthropic and OpenAI, Alibaba’s flagship Qwen series AI models are mostly free to download. Photo: wutianzeri / Shutterstock
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Alibaba and the Cave of Treasures: Will the Company Become Asia's Amazon?

The Japanese pharmaceutical company Takeda is ready to launch a revolutionary drug for the treatment of sleep disorders. Photo: Solving Healthcare/Unsplash.com
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Orexins—the Next Ozempic? The Pharmaceutical Industry Prepares for a Breakthrough in Neuroscience

Analysts at Morgan Stanley believe that investors are factoring the risks associated with the introduction of AI agents into their valuations of the e-commerce sector more than the benefits of their emergence.
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AI Agents vs. Marketplaces: Who Is Morgan Stanley Backing in This Battle?

Among Microsofts strengths, analysts at Citizens JMP highlighted the steady leadership of CEO Satya Nadella and the companys ability to control costs. Photo: Satya Nadella / X
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Microsoft's stock has fallen 20% over the past year, but even Burry believes it will rise. Why?

Anthropic unveiled Claude Science, an AI platform for scientific research, and also announced the launch of preclinical drug development programs. Photo: Ousa Chea / Unsplash.com
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Anthropic will focus on drug development. How can one profit from AI in the pharmaceutical sector?

Elon Musk believes that in the future, mass and energy—not dollars—will be used as currency. Photo: Nasdaq / X
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A Democracy of Abundance—With AI and Without Jobs: How Musk and Other Billionaires Envision the Future

This years FIFA World Cup will be held in three countries - the United States, Mexico and Canada. Pictured are FIFA President Gianni Infantino, U.S. President Donald Trump, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. Photo: The White House
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There will be a virus-hunting technology race at the World Cup. Who's in the race?

An outbreak of a dangerous hantavirus infection occurred on the cruise liner MV Hondius. Passengers were evacuated and the liner arrived at the port of Rotterdam on May 18. Photo: Chris McGrath/Getty Images
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WHO reports hantavirus and a dangerous Ebola outbreak. Will this set off a new vaccine race?