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e& UAE Aleria AI Solutions Empower SMBs at Make it in the Emirates 2025

AI Sovereignty at the Forefront of UAE Innovation At the prestigious Make it in the Emirates (MIITE) 2025 exhibition, e& UAE unveiled a strategic initiative to empower small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) through cutting-edge AI solutions. Central to this initiative is Aleria, a homegrown Emirati...

Sanmina’s $3 Billion Acquisition of ZT Systems Expands AI Infrastructure Leadership

Sanmina’s $3 billion acquisition of ZT Systems marks a pivotal step in expanding its footprint across the high-growth cloud and AI infrastructure markets. This move positions the company to double its revenue within three years while establishing advanced technical capabilities. Strategic Deal Structure Enhances Long-Term...

Paul Ricci Appointed CEO of Luminar Technologies, Marking Strategic Leadership Transition

Luminar Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: LAZR), a global pioneer in automotive safety and autonomy solutions, has confirmed that Paul Ricci appointed CEO will take effect on or around 21 May 2025. Ricci, the former long-serving Chairman and CEO of Nuance Communications, steps into the leadership...

Ki Corporation, Public Storage make non-binding indicative offer (NBIO) for Abacus Storage King

Public Storage and Ki submit a non-binding offer to acquire Abacus Storage King for A$1.47 per stapled security. The deal targets 126 properties, 21 development sites, and 75 managed/licensed properties, with due diligence and securityholder approval required.

Instacart Stock Performance: Growth Moves in 2025

Instacart, Inc. (NASDAQ: CART), operating as Maplebear Inc., continues to solidify its position in the grocery technology sector through strategic acquisitions and partnerships. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the latest developments impacting Instacart's stock performance and market strategy.​ Q1 2025 Financial Results Announcement Instacart...

FTSE 100 Falls as Global Trade War Intensifies

The FTSE 100 plunged yesterday after China announced a 34% retaliatory tariff against the U.S. NatWest and Barclays fell over 8%, Glencore dropped nearly 10%, while British American Tobacco and SSE gained around 2%. Global markets also saw significant losses.