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fool.com - Robert Izquierdo - SpaceX vs. BWX Technologies: Which Industrials Stock Is a Better Buy in 2026?
SpaceX vs. BWX Technologies: Which Industrials Stock Is a Better Buy in 2026?
The Motley Fool

Investors face a choice between high-growth disruption and steady government contracting when choosing between Space Exploration Technologies (SPCX 5.43%), better known as SpaceX, and BWX Technologies (BWXT 1.33%) for their portfolios in 2026.

jpost.com - TOBIAS HOLCMAN - Israel's latest push for marine-related energy solutions, technologies
Israel's latest push for marine-related energy solutions, technologies
The Jerusalem Post

The Israel Innovation Authority (IIA) announced on Sunday a new fund to support research and development of marine-focused energy solutions, with an initial NIS 6 million invested in what the IIA calls 'Blue-Tech Energies.' The investment was made…

scmp.com - SCMP Editorial - Editorial | Caution warranted over tech threat, investors' AI exuberance
Editorial | Caution warranted over tech threat, investors' AI exuberance
South China Morning Post

Volatility comes with rallies. As stock markets in China and overseas advance, they are sending mixed signals. Investors' love-hate relationship with artificial intelligence (AI) is greatly to blame as they rotate between pure AI plays and their…

fool.com - Robert Izquierdo - Salesforce vs. Dell Technologies: Which High-Growth Tech Stock Is a Better Buy in 2026?
Salesforce vs. Dell Technologies: Which High-Growth Tech Stock Is a Better Buy in 2026?
The Motley Fool

Investors choosing between Salesforce (CRM 1.11%) and Dell Technologies (DELL +1.27%) are weighing the merits of software-as-a-service (SaaS) against physical infrastructure in an era increasingly defined by artificial intelligence integration and…

pbs.org - James Robson, Associated Press - Goals, technology and hydration breaks: How the biggest World Cup in history will be remembered
Goals, technology and hydration breaks: How the biggest World Cup in history will be remembered
PBS

ATLANTA (AP) — The World Cup final between Spain and defending champion Argentina marks the end of the biggest tournament in the competition's history. At the final whistle in New Jersey on Sunday, a record 104 games will have been played…

cnbc.com - Jim Cramer - Plenty of stocks are working in this market - you just have to look beyond tech
Plenty of stocks are working in this market - you just have to look beyond tech
CNBC

We're in one of those markets where it seems like nothing is working. The pain starts early with the evening S & P and Nasdaq futures giving you a double dose of crimson. But the trusty S & P Short Range Oscillator isn't oversold enough to hold…

scmp.com - Advertising partner - ASTRI and NAMI merger begins yielding hybrid AI and materials technologies
ASTRI and NAMI merger begins yielding hybrid AI and materials technologies
South China Morning Post

He said the teams had identified specific areas of collaboration that improve the efficiency of discovery work previously conducted using conventional machine learning methods. Sensing technologies for robotics was cited as one example. Materials…

thestandard.com.hk - The Standard 英文虎報 - The tech-driven competition: Are mainland giants smothering Hong Kong's local businesses?
The tech-driven competition: Are mainland giants smothering Hong Kong's local businesses?
The Standard

A profound retail transformation is sweeping through the streets of Hong Kong. Over the past year, the city has witnessed an aggressive influx of mainland technology and retail behemoths. From Meituan's food delivery offshoot Keeta capturing over…

engadget.com - Adnan Ahmed - Infrared tech is decades old - why does almost every TV remote use it?
Infrared tech is decades old - why does almost every TV remote use it?
Engadget

There's a good reason we haven't transitioned completely to Bluetooth remotes. The history of TV remotes is an interesting one. The very first remote control, known as the Lazy Bones, wasn't even wireless. It was introduced by Zenith Radio…

techradar.com - Keumars Afifi-Sabet - 6G is going to make all of us into walking cameras' - Quote of the day by Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon on the future of wearable tech
6G is going to make all of us into walking cameras' - Quote of the day by Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon on the future of wearable tech
TechRadar

Qualcomm's been at the heart of chipmaking for smartphones and mobile devices for years, with its line of Snapdragon chips powering Android smartphones throughout the 4G and 5G era. With 6G set to roll out in the 2030s, the jury's still out on its…

businessinsider.com - Brent D. Griffiths - The '2 pizza' days are over. Here's what everyone in business and tech is saying about team size.
The '2 pizza' days are over. Here's what everyone in business and tech is saying about team size.
Business Insider

Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri said his division has made 'a very big shift' to scaling down the size of its average teams. Before AI, Mosseri said the average team was roughly 'a baker's dozen.' Now, Instagram has pods, consisting of 'four to six…

afr.com - Matt Bell - ASX live updates: market to rise as US strikes and AI tech fears loom
ASX live updates: market to rise as US strikes and AI tech fears loom
Australian Financial Review

The Monetary Authority of Singapore has held talks with investment firms on reducing taxes for fund managers in a bid to maintain the island's competitiveness and retain talent, the Financial Times reported. Fund executives have told the regulator…

koreatimes.co.kr - Yonhap - 9 in 10 Koreans call for tougher penalties for technology leaks
9 in 10 Koreans call for tougher penalties for technology leaks
The Korea Times

Nine in 10 Koreans believe the country should impose tougher penalties for leaking core technologies overseas amid intensifying global competition, a poll showed Sunday. According to the survey conducted by the Korea Enterprises Federation, a major…

fastcompany.com - Adele Peters - The Strait of Hormuz crisis is exposing a hidden food risk. New fertilizer tech could help
The Strait of Hormuz crisis is exposing a hidden food risk. New fertilizer tech could help
Fast Company

When ships can't make it through the Strait of Hormuz, the fallout goes beyond the price of oil: Nearly a third of the world's fertilizer also passes through the corridor, coming from factories in countries like Qatar. Fertilizer prices have surged…

techradar.com - Efosa Udinmwen - Lenovo's new gaming laptop looks ordinary until you see the display tech
Lenovo's new gaming laptop looks ordinary until you see the display tech
TechRadar

Lenovo introduces the first laptop using TCL CSOT's inkjet OLED panel Inkjet printing could reduce OLED production costs for future consumer devices The Legion R9000P combines gaming performance with a sharper OLED display experience Lenovo has…

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