CXMT sues Pentagon to shed 'Chinese military company' tag after market surge
The world's No.4 DRAM maker is fighting a US designation that blocks defense contracts but not commercial sales - a move with big implications for chip supply chains.

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The world's No.4 DRAM maker is fighting a US designation that blocks defense contracts but not commercial sales - a move with big implications for chip supply chains.
A mother's side-by-side comparison of giving birth in New York and Puerto Rico exposes hidden costs and systemic delays that employers and insurers can't ignore.
The AI code editor loses its OpenAI integration, forcing developers to find alternatives before the deadline.
Three tech giants faced investor scrutiny this week and beat expectations, proving AI winners can rise together.
New data center systems are cutting costs and boosting efficiency with smarter traffic control, not just more chips.
As AI-generated tracks flood streaming platforms, artists are building tools and communities to unmask those who secretly use synthetic vocals and melodies.
Index gains mask a fragile market breadth; investors need a strategy beyond the mega-cap rally.
Real Madrid's manager criticizes the award's selection process just before a crucial La Liga fixture, raising questions about how individual honors are decided.
Mara's Spike system packs 250g interceptors into a rucksack, aiming to counter FPV drone swarms that are devastating Ukraine's front lines.
Roland Busch's efficiency playbook-rooted in theoretical physics-offers a masterclass for leaders drowning in meetings and inbox overload.
A catastrophic flood has knocked out a key hydropower plant, raising hard questions about Nepal's renewable energy expansion in a hazard-prone region.
Beijing's nationwide quality check on Chinese-made cars could push buyers to the sidelines, deepening the auto sector's slump.