China Orders 50% Domestic Chipmaking Equipment
China mandates chipmakers use 50% domestic equipment by 2027, sources tell Reuters. This move reshapes global semiconductor supply chains and tech independence.
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Lululemon founder pushes for board leadership change
Lululemon Athletica Inc. founder Chip Wilson is advocating for a change in the company's board leadership, according to a December 2025 report. Get the details on this major business development.
Lululemon founder pushes for board changes
Founder Chip Wilson nominates three new board candidates as Lululemon faces slowing growth and a CEO transition. Learn about the activist pressure and strategic challenges.
Lululemon founder launches proxy fight for board control
Lululemon Athletica founder Chip Wilson initiates a proxy battle to reshape the board following the CEO's departure, signaling major corporate upheaval for the Canadian retailer.
Lululemon founder launches proxy fight for board changes
Chip Wilson, founder of Lululemon Athletica, has initiated a proxy battle to overhaul the company's board of directors. Get the latest details on this major corporate governance clash.
China Seeks Stronger Role in Regional Talks with Cambodia, Thailand
Top diplomats from China, Cambodia, and Thailand met in Yunnan on Dec. 29, 2025, as Beijing pushes for a more influential role in regional diplomacy. Read the latest on this strategic dialogue.
Winnipeg Christmas Tree Recycling Depots Open
The City of Winnipeg launches its 'Let's Chip In' program on December 27, offering residents a sustainable way to recycle their Christmas trees. Give your tree a second life!
Nvidia strikes $20B deal with AI startup Groq
Nvidia has entered a massive $20 billion agreement to license AI inference technology from startup Groq. The deal, one of Nvidia's largest, aims to expand its lead in the artificial intelligence chip market.
Intel stock falls as Nvidia halts chip production test
Intel Corp.'s stock fell after Reuters reported Nvidia Corp. halted testing Intel's advanced 18A chipmaking process. The news casts a shadow on Intel's domestic push to challenge TSMC.
Nvidia Targets Mid-February H200 Chip Shipments to China
Nvidia plans to start shipping its H200 AI chips to China in February 2025, according to Reuters sources. This move follows U.S. export restrictions and highlights the ongoing tech trade dynamics.
Micron Surges as Chip Shortage Boosts Profit Outlook
Memory chip giant Micron sees shares surge after raising its profit forecast, fueled by a persistent global semiconductor shortage. Key details on the market shift and industry impact.
Japan, Australia urge calm after Chinese radar locks on jets
Japan and Australia call for restraint after Chinese warship radar locks onto Japanese fighter jets, escalating regional tensions. Details on the incident and diplomatic response.
Vatican backs replacement for China underground bishop
The Vatican has endorsed a replacement for an underground bishop in China, a significant move in Sino-Vatican relations. This decision highlights ongoing religious diplomacy.
France's First Lady Brigitte Macron visits panda in China
French First Lady Brigitte Macron visited giant panda Yuan Meng in China, recalling her role in his 2017 naming ceremony at France's Beauval Zoo. A diplomatic gesture highlighting panda conservation.
AMD ready to pay 15% tax on AI chip shipments to China
AMD's CEO states the company is prepared to pay a new 15% tariff on AI chip exports to China, navigating complex U.S. trade restrictions. Get the latest on tech trade tensions.
Macron Concludes China Visit with Pandas, Ping-Pong
French President Emmanuel Macron wrapped his state visit to China, engaging in cultural diplomacy with pandas and table tennis. Read about the lighter moments and key discussions from the trip.
4 Countries Boycott Eurovision 2026 Over Israel
At least four countries have withdrawn from the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest, citing discord over Israel's participation. The controversy threatens the event's unity.
EU Reviews Tariffs on Volkswagen EVs Made in China
The European Union is reviewing the potential removal of tariffs on Volkswagen electric vehicles manufactured in China. This decision could reshape trade flows and impact the competitive landscape for EVs in Europe.
China-Europe Ties: Shaping the Next 50 Years
As China and the EU mark 50 years of diplomatic ties, European leaders call for a new partnership to navigate global challenges, trade wars, and innovation. Explore the vision for the future.
Macron, Xi to hold talks on Ukraine war and trade in 2025
French President Emmanuel Macron is set to meet Chinese leader Xi Jinping in December 2025 for critical discussions on the Russia-Ukraine war and bilateral trade. Get the latest details on this high-stakes diplomatic engagement.
LandSpace Reusable Rocket Test Fails to Complete
Chinese private aerospace firm LandSpace did not complete a key test of its reusable rocket technology. The mission, aimed at advancing China's space ambitions, encountered issues during the December 3rd flight.
U.S. Allies Meet to Secure AI Minerals, Counter China
The U.S. is convening eight allied nations to forge agreements on critical minerals and chip supply chains, aiming to reduce AI tech dependence on China. Key meeting set for December 12.
Apple Loses Key EU Court Case, Opens Door to Class Actions
Apple Inc. faces a wave of class action lawsuits in the EU after the bloc's top court ruled Dutch users can sue collectively in the Netherlands, regardless of location. The decision challenges Apple's jurisdictional defenses.
China's Biopharma Surge Challenges Global Drug Leaders
China's biopharma industry is accelerating, fueled by record investment and streamlined supply chains. With faster development times and massive deals like AstraZeneca's $5.2B pact, the global drug innovation race is heating up. Discover the shift from ou
eXp Realty Expands in Europe, Plans Luxembourg Entry
eXp Realty announces expansion into Romania and the Netherlands, with Luxembourg planned, marking seven new markets in 2025. The agent-centric platform reports surging international revenue.
UK's Confused China Stance a 'Losing Battle'
Analysis: The UK government's refusal to formally label China a 'threat' while warning of its dangers creates strategic confusion, undermining national security and policy coherence.
Nvidia buys $2B stake in chip software maker Synopsys
Nvidia Corp. has acquired a US$2 billion stake in Synopsys Inc., forging a major partnership to integrate AI into chip design software and accelerate computing across industries.
Canadian Solar Moves Assets to Dodge U.S. China Scrutiny
Major solar panel maker Canadian Solar transfers its Chinese unit's key assets to Canadian ownership to protect U.S. market access. Get the details on this strategic shift.
Japan 'One Piece' Singer Stopped Mid-Performance in China
Japanese singer Maki Otsuki was cut off during a concert in China, reportedly over a 'One Piece' connection. Explore the details and international reaction to this cultural incident.
B.C. tribunal settles unusual credit dispute
A British Columbia tribunal has resolved a complex dispute involving an unusual credit arrangement. Learn how the case unfolded and what it means for financial agreements in Canada.
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