Tencent Cloud, the cloud business of global technology company Tencent, today unveiled its portfolio of business-ready AI agents and applications at SuperAI 2026. The new offerings are designed to empower both enterprise teams and individual users across Southeast Asia, a region well-placed to automate complex workflows, enhance creative production, and accelerate digital transformation across ind...
Tencent Cloud, the cloud business of global technology company Tencent, today unveiled its portfolio of business-ready AI agents and applications at SuperAI 2026. The new offerings are designed to empower both enterprise teams and individual users across Southeast Asia, a region well-placed to automate complex workflows, enhance creative production, and accelerate digital transformation across industries.
Investing doesn't need to be that complicated. Instead of trying to pick dozens of winning stocks to fill out your portfolio, it's easier to choose a couple of logical long-term themes and buy the exchange-traded fund (ETF) that best targets them. I think a great portfolio for someone who doesn't want to overthink things and keep it simple includes three ETFs. One for U.S. stocks, one for internat...
Investing doesn't need to be that complicated. Instead of trying to pick dozens of winning stocks to fill out your portfolio, it's easier to choose a couple of logical long-term themes and buy the exchange-traded fund (ETF) that best targets them. I think a great portfolio for someone who doesn't want to overthink things and keep it simple includes three ETFs. One for U.S. stocks, one for international stocks, and one for dividend stocks. It doesn't need to be more complex than that. The first two give you comprehensive coverage of the entire global equity market. The third provides extra exposure to a proven strategy that fits in almost any portfolio. Here are the three ETFs I'd use today to build this portfolio. Continue reading
Asia-Pacific shares fell to a three-week low as fresh US strikes on Iran and concerns about an artificial intelligence (AI) bubble rattled markets around the world. The MSCI All Country Asia-Pacific Index dropped about 0.4 per cent on Thursday. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index fell 0.7 per cent, while the mainland CSI 300 Index dropped 0.6 per cent. The Kospi in South Korea rose 0.4 per cent. Brent cru...
Asia-Pacific shares fell to a three-week low as fresh US strikes on Iran and concerns about an artificial intelligence (AI) bubble rattled markets around the world. The MSCI All Country Asia-Pacific Index dropped about 0.4 per cent on Thursday. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index fell 0.7 per cent, while the mainland CSI 300 Index dropped 0.6 per cent. The Kospi in South Korea rose 0.4 per cent. Brent crude, the global benchmark, climbed above US$95 a barrel before easing as renewed fighting in the...
A postponed initial public offering in Saudi Arabia is the latest setback for a stock market that’s trailing global peers for the fourth year in a row. Mutlaq Al-Ghowairi Contracting Co.’s decision to delay its share sale due to the war in Iran derailed what would have been the Gulf region’s biggest listing this year. It’s adding to the woes of the kingdom’s Tadawul All-Share Index , which has gai...
A postponed initial public offering in Saudi Arabia is the latest setback for a stock market that’s trailing global peers for the fourth year in a row. Mutlaq Al-Ghowairi Contracting Co.’s decision to delay its share sale due to the war in Iran derailed what would have been the Gulf region’s biggest listing this year. It’s adding to the woes of the kingdom’s Tadawul All-Share Index , which has gained about 5% this year — just behind MSCI’s global benchmark — despite a windfall from higher oil prices. While the government has been pushing for years to get more investment into the $2.6 trillion market, foreigners have stayed away from Saudi equities, which, according to a Bank of America Corp. report, continue being one of the largest underweight positions among emerging-market funds. The Iran war will have added to their caution, given Tehran’s threats to target Gulf nations that host US military bases. But there’s a slew of other factors too, above all, the composition of the market which is dominated by energy, petrochemicals and financial stocks. While surging oil prices have lifted the Saudi Aramco energy conglomerate and a handful of other names, emerging-market investors have largely bypassed companies that are not geared to technology and artificial intelligence. The Riyadh index is hampered “by the relative lack of exposure to the broader AI theme which has gripped markets globally,” said Fraser Harle , investment manager at Aberdeen Group Plc. “The market remains unfamiliar territory for many global EM allocators, whose exposure has historically been concentrated in a handful of the larger, more liquid names,” he added. Still, the Saudi benchmark is faring better than Middle East peers such as Kuwait, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates. Its gains this year reverse some of the 2025 underperformance versus the MSCI GCC Countries Index, which was the biggest on record in data going back to 2006. Indeed, the market was struggling even before the conflict. Saudi ...
With SpaceX’s mega IPO coming Friday, the sustainability of the AI boom — and the staggering amounts of capital expenditure committed — is in sharp focus. For the dreamers, buying into AI-related companies such as SpaceX is buying into a future of infinite promise (data centers orbiting space!) and a future of promised profits. For the cynics, we’ve been here before. Famed short seller James Chano...
With SpaceX’s mega IPO coming Friday, the sustainability of the AI boom — and the staggering amounts of capital expenditure committed — is in sharp focus. For the dreamers, buying into AI-related companies such as SpaceX is buying into a future of infinite promise (data centers orbiting space!) and a future of promised profits. For the cynics, we’ve been here before. Famed short seller James Chanos says it’s not financial fundamentals driving demand for SpaceX’s public debut but investor enthusiasm for Elon Musk and AI. “We’re going to be doing a $75 billion IPO for a valuation of close to $2 trillion for a company with revenues of $19 billion and negative free cash flow,” Chanos said at the iConnections Global Alts conference in New York. “This is really a hopes-and-dreams IPO.” Chanos said the valuation reflects expectations for future businesses that remain largely theoretical. “The total addressable market for space is infinite,” he said. “You can build whatever stories you want — colonies on Mars, factories on the moon, data centers in space — to justify the valuation .” Concern is building over both the scale of funds companies are committing to spending, and how AI firms will make money . Oracle shares slumped in extended trading after the company said it was devoting more capex to building out data centers than previously expected. OpenAI is considering drastically lowering the prices it charges users as it seeks to win customers from its archrival Anthropic, the Wall Street Journal reported — a move which could eat into profit margins of both money-losing firms. Appetite for SpaceX is not in doubt : the IPO has attracted demand for more than four times the available shares. The question is whether the debut marks the top of the boom , or just further fuels the frenzy. What You Need to Know Today Another promised dream is a submissive Iran , an outcome which continues to elude US President Donald Trump despite his repeated claims a peace deal is imminent. Th...
TG Therapeutics (TGTX) witnessed a jump in share price last session on above-average trading volume. The latest trend in earnings estimate revisions for the stock suggests that there could be more strength down the road.
TG Therapeutics (TGTX) witnessed a jump in share price last session on above-average trading volume. The latest trend in earnings estimate revisions for the stock suggests that there could be more strength down the road.