Sinokor controls half of Hormuz's tanker transits thanks to a pre-war bet
A little-known South Korean shipper turned one big bet before the war in Iran into a stranglehold on the world's most vital oil passage.

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A little-known South Korean shipper turned one big bet before the war in Iran into a stranglehold on the world's most vital oil passage.
Saudi Aramco formalized its October agreement, paying $2.6 billion for a minority stake in Humain while PIF keeps control, a template for Gulf AI deals.
The shift from prototypes to factory tools and low-volume parts is compressing timelines and cutting costs across the auto industry.
A 31-page amicus brief backed by CAA, Madonna, and Anne Hathaway argues the creative industries already have the infrastructure to license AI training data, undercutting OpenAI's core defense.
The super-producer's fraud suit against Gary Marella and Bruce Seckendorf is a warning for anyone who hands trusted advisers control of their finances.
A single compromised employee device may have triggered the largest crypto theft on record, forcing every exchange executive to rethink insider access and custody risk.
PM Pedro Sánchez demands safety fixes after a RENFE train rear-ended a stopped IRYO train, exposing strain from privatization.
A sharp deceleration in Google's core search business overshadowed a monster quarter for cloud, reigniting worries about AI disruption.
Radware researchers found a coordinated campaign using hidden HTML comments in issues to trigger vulnerable workflows and exfiltrate credentials.
Organized rings are targeting the supply chain behind the AI boom, forcing logistics providers and states to rethink cargo security.
The labs' claim could invalidate decades of research - and leave the field feeling like 'overexcited bunnies' chasing new questions.
A Dec. 8 shareholder vote could force Microsoft to publish a real climate transition plan as AI data centers blow past its 2030 carbon goals.