MP Materials stock has dropped 30% from October highs despite strong fundamentals. The rare earth company faces a complex paradox: trade deal optimism creates short-term uncertainty while long-term strategic importance grows.
Grab’s stock has climbed 24% year-to-date, fueled by profitability improvements and fintech expansion. But with fierce competition and regulatory headwinds, is the rally sustainable? Industry analysis reveals the path ahead.
Aisha Bowe’s historic Blue Origin flight represents more than personal achievement—it’s part of a systematic approach to democratizing STEM education and space access. Her companies STEMBoard and LINGO are creating new pathways for underrepresented talent.
This year’s Nobel economics prize highlights innovation-driven growth, but ecological economists argue we’ve reached a critical juncture. The paradigm that lifted billions from poverty now threatens planetary stability.
Mappa’s voice AI technology decodes how people speak to understand how they think and collaborate. The startup has achieved profitability before raising outside capital while serving over 100 clients. This represents a fundamental shift in how companies assess talent beyond traditional resumes.
The newly merged Paramount Skydance has initiated the first wave of 2,000 planned job cuts, reflecting broader media industry consolidation pressures. CEO David Ellison’s memo outlines a painful restructuring process that will reshape the entertainment landscape.
The aircraft maintenance industry is enjoying unprecedented growth, but economic realities threaten this golden era. As travel demand slows and used parts flood the market, MROs must evolve beyond traditional repair services to survive.
While Microsoft quietly allows Windows 11 installation on unsupported PCs, security experts warn of serious consequences. The company faces a difficult balancing act between upgrade adoption and system security.
As Nvidia becomes the world’s first $4 trillion company, CEO Jensen Huang breaks with widespread warnings to declare the AI boom isn’t a bubble. But critics see troubling parallels to past tech manias.
The State Department has pre-positioned Starlink satellite internet systems in Jamaica ahead of Hurricane Melissa’s landfall. This emergency deployment underscores the critical role of satellite communications when terrestrial networks fail during natural disasters.
