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'We don't have the balance sheet of Microsoft,' Mistral chief Arthur Mensch said

Boosting growth

French AI firm Mistral announces deals with BMW, Airbus

A silicon wafer seen magnified through the lens of a microscope

'Immense' leverage: why AI chip workers are demanding more

'Made in Europe'

FEDIL urges 'intelligent' European preferences, warns against red tape

The US multinational maker of Post-it and Scotch tape is also being sued in the United States over its use of PFAS

Billion-dollar action

Australia sues consumer goods giant 3M over 'forever chemicals'

The Pacific island nation of Tuvalu is made up of a string of low-lying atolls, scattered halfway between Australia and Hawaii.

AFP investigation finds

Fund for climate-exposed Pacific nation invests in fossil fuels

Instagram Plus and Facebook Plus will unlock extra features including better analytics and wider audience reach

Beyond ad revenue

Meta launches paid subscriptions for Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp

Doom-laden statements have come to haunt the AI industry as the public, notably in the United States, voices serious discontent in polling with the disruption that tech companies and political leaders predict from AI

Amid growing public hostility

AI chiefs walk back job apocalypse warnings

SK hynix became the latest artificial intelligence-linked company to top $1 trillion in market value

Oil prices fall as markets monitor state of play on US-Iran situation

German Economy Minister Katherina Reiche is paying a three-day visit to China

Germany warns on trade imbalance as economy minister visits China

Revenue surpassed 50 trillion won for the first time in a single quarter, while operating profit nearly doubled compared to the previous three-month period

Thanks to AI demand

Value of chip giant SK hynix joins Micron to top $1 tn

The prospect of a strike had sparked concerns in South Korea, where Samsung Electronics accounts for around 12.5 percent of GDP

$370,000 per year

Samsung workers approve bonus deal after big AI profits

Kerosene shortage

Will holiday departures from Findel be disrupted this summer?

People walk past a Galeries Lafayette mall, with posters advertising new season collections, a day before it closes, in Beijing on May 26, 2026

Shifting consumption practices

Frugal and more online: smarter spenders rewrite luxury's China dream

Taiwan is a powerhouse in the manufacturing of semiconductors used to train and power artificial intelligence systems

'Epicenter of the AI revolution'

Nvidia to boost spending in Taiwan to $150 bn a year

Vegetable seller Tofan Jena undergoing a free eye test at GoodVision India – Care Netram charity's screening camp in the Salia Sahi slum area of Bhubaneswar

Closing the eyecare gap

Low cost glasses help India's poor see a better future

The IMF estimated in 2024 that more than two-thirds of British workers perform tasks that AI could potentially carry out

Flexible, fast, and cheap

'My job is going': UK workers squeezed out by AI

'Shaping the future'

Ferrari unveils 'Luce', its first fully electric car, in a tough market

Vice President JD Vance and the Vatican have sparred over migration policy, with Pope Leo condemning the White House's policy on mass deportations

Despite close ties to tech

Vance hails Pope Leo's AI encyclical as 'profound'

A Leopard 2 A8 tank made by KNDS

16 percent increase

As IPO nears, arms maker KNDS reports booming profits

James Bond game "First Light" is released this week

Resurgence in pop-culture sagas

Video games turn to classic films to woo middle-aged millenials

Jonathan Andic, seen here at his arrest, called the claim he had murdered his billionaire father 'serious, unjust and unfounded'

'Biased, distorted' narrative

Mango founder's son says accusation he killed his father 'unfounded'

The Paris Mint was to 'democratise the gold market' with the new Marianne coins

'Democratising the gold market'

Au so chic: Paris Mint to issue first solid-gold coins in a century

Ukrainesch Zaldote bei enger Simulatioun vu Krichskonditiounen den 20. Mee 2026 zu Lviv.

Why drones have become the defining weapon of war

Starbucks Korea revealed on Tuesday a series of mishaps leading to its heavily criticised "Tank Day" promotion

'Lacked sensitivity'

Starbucks Korea reveals series of mishaps leading to 'Tank Day' campaign

Leo has denounced the race for AI in the military field

'Magnifica Humanitas'

Pope urges 'disarming' of AI in major manifesto

Former chairman of Seven & i Holdings Toshifumi Suzuki is known for opening the first 7-Eleven store in Japan in 1974 and growing the business into the world's largest convenience store chain

Toshifumi Suzuki, 'father' of Japan convenience stores, dies at 93

Singapore is a big producer of the memory chips used in AI data centres

AI data centres

AI chip demand drives 6% growth for Singapore in first quarter

The rise of AI to plan and book travel will force hotels to make themselves visible when people describe what type of room they would like

'It's a big change'

Hotels strive to be found as AI models conduct travel search

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