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Royal Festival Hall, London The Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and Beijing Olympics composer premieres his immediately appealing choral concerto with the London Philharmonic Orchestra Whether or not you recognise the name of Chinese-born American composer Tan Dun , you have almost certainly heard his music. His score for Ang Lee’s Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon swept up awards in 2000. He composed...
Royal Festival Hall, London The Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and Beijing Olympics composer premieres his immediately appealing choral concerto with the London Philharmonic Orchestra Whether or not you recognise the name of Chinese-born American composer Tan Dun , you have almost certainly heard his music. His score for Ang Lee’s Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon swept up awards in 2000. He composed the official music for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. His back catalogue includes concertos for classical megastars Yo-Yo Ma and Lang Lang, a full-length work for the Metropolitan Opera and even an Internet Symphony for Google/YouTube. No surprise, given his track record, that Tan’s Choral Concerto: Nine is immediately appealing. Commissioned to mark Beethoven’s 250th anniversary , the work demands the same orchestra-and-chorus forces as the Viennese composer’s final symphony – plus lashings of extra percussion. Conducted by Tan himself, its UK premiere saw the London Philharmonic Orchestra crammed on to an extended stage to accommodate a full battery of drums, with the combined London Philharmonic Choir and London Chinese Philharmonic Choir arrayed behind. Continue reading...
The cross-border outlicensing activities of Chinese biotech firms reached a record transaction value of US$60 billion in the first quarter of 2026, driven by multinational pharmaceutical companies’ growing appetite for the country’s promising drug candidates. The deal value represented a 73 per cent jump from the same period a year earlier, and accounted for nearly half of the total US$135.7 billi...
The cross-border outlicensing activities of Chinese biotech firms reached a record transaction value of US$60 billion in the first quarter of 2026, driven by multinational pharmaceutical companies’ growing appetite for the country’s promising drug candidates. The deal value represented a 73 per cent jump from the same period a year earlier, and accounted for nearly half of the total US$135.7 billion worth of agreements signed throughout 2025, the National Medical Products Administration (NMPA)...
Brent crude jumps 51% since start of March and gold suffers fifth-largest monthly fall in 50 years Middle East crisis – latest updates The Brent crude oil price is on track for its biggest monthly gain on record in March after the Iran war caused mayhem in the markets. Brent crude, the international benchmark, has climbed by 51% since the start of March, LSEG data shows, beating the previous month...
Brent crude jumps 51% since start of March and gold suffers fifth-largest monthly fall in 50 years Middle East crisis – latest updates The Brent crude oil price is on track for its biggest monthly gain on record in March after the Iran war caused mayhem in the markets. Brent crude, the international benchmark, has climbed by 51% since the start of March, LSEG data shows, beating the previous monthly record of 46% in September 1990 after Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait, leading to the first Gulf war. Continue reading...
Telecom Italia SpA said it won’t renew a mobile-phone tower agreement with Inwit SpA that would have extended the contract through 2038. The phone operator’s board met on Sunday and decided it won’t extend the current contract once it expires in August 2030, the company said in a statement on Sunday. The decision leaves Telecom Italia without a new long-term tower arrangement. French private equit...
Telecom Italia SpA said it won’t renew a mobile-phone tower agreement with Inwit SpA that would have extended the contract through 2038. The phone operator’s board met on Sunday and decided it won’t extend the current contract once it expires in August 2030, the company said in a statement on Sunday. The decision leaves Telecom Italia without a new long-term tower arrangement. French private equity firm Ardian SAS had warned Telecom Italia that any early withdrawal from its cell-tower contract with Milan-based Inwit would breach the terms underpinning the firm’s investment in Inwit, according to a letter dated March 27 sent to Telecom Italia that was reviewed by Bloomberg. Ardian owns about 32% of Inwit via Daphne 3 SpA . Read more: Ardian Warns Telecom Italia About Early Tower Contract Exit “The decision is part of the company’s ongoing effort to optimize its infrastructure cost base,” Italy’s former phone monopoly also said. It’ll now enter negotiations with Inwit for a multi-year migration plan ensuring operational continuity. Carriers have been seeking to lower the cost of existing infrastructure and redirect spending toward 5G and new sites. Fastweb + Vodafone said Wednesday it had given notice to terminate its master service agreement with Inwit at the end of March 2028. For Telecom Italia, the current agreement is worth about €2 billion ($2.3 billion) from 2026 through 2030, Bloomberg previously reported . Inwit, a company that operates wireless infrastructure, gets most of its revenue from Telecom Italia and Swisscom AG ’s Fastweb + Vodafone business.
ErikMandre/iStock via Getty Images Introduction Death, taxes, and retail traders buying the dip. Those used to be the only certainties in life. Throughout 2025, even when institutional investors were feeling sheepish, day traders could be relied upon to step in and backstop a sell-off. Dip-buying basically became their identity. A year-end review from JPMorgan found that - in their most active yea...
ErikMandre/iStock via Getty Images Introduction Death, taxes, and retail traders buying the dip. Those used to be the only certainties in life. Throughout 2025, even when institutional investors were feeling sheepish, day traders could be relied upon to step in and backstop a sell-off. Dip-buying basically became their identity. A year-end review from JPMorgan found that - in their most active year to date - retail investors amassed 75% of their positions during buy-the-dip episodes. Not this time. In fact, JPMorgan found that retail traders were net sellers of stocks for the first time in nine months. What a heel turn! They didn't buy the dip … they sold the rip." ~ Joe Ciolli, Business Insider, March 2026 Timing matters, and it matters greatly. I have spent the last 35 years trading, researching, and constructing algorithms to identify and leverage the value across fundamental, technical, and behavioral finance models. Of the ten portfolio models designed for optimal portfolio mixes for members to beat the market at Value & Momentum Breakouts , eight come from enhancing well-tested anomaly research in published financial journals. All of the models continue to outperform the S&P 500 in live forward testing here on Seeking Alpha, and again this year. Dip-Buyers Ride Longest Negative Signal Since 2022 To Next Tactical Bottom As members of my investing community know well, there has been a rotation underway since last October. While the headlines now at the end of March blare sirens of the worst weekly losing streak since 2022, we have been writing and posting to signal readers for months. Next, I'm going to talk about "tactical bottoms" and I don't mean military pants in the online stores. Let me boil it down to the two most important Momentum Gauge signals from my doctoral finance research . If you are learning about this for the first time, I will keep it at the high level and include several recent articles for you to consider here from the past few months: Echoe...