(RTTNews) - TELUS Corporation (TU, T.TO), a communications technology company, and AST SpaceMobile, Inc. (ASTS), a space-based cellular broadband network company, have signed a commercial deal to provide space-based cellular broadband services to the remote locations across Canada. With this, TELUS will invest in ground-based satellite infrastructure and become an equity shareholder in AST SpaceMo...
(RTTNews) - TELUS Corporation (TU, T.TO), a communications technology company, and AST SpaceMobile, Inc. (ASTS), a space-based cellular broadband network company, have signed a commercial deal to provide space-based cellular broadband services to the remote locations across Canada. With this, TELUS will invest in ground-based satellite infrastructure and become an equity shareholder in AST SpaceMobile. TELUS customers will be able to send texts, make calls, and use data in Canada's most remote places using the smartphones they already own without special equipment. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
After bidding an emotional farewell to a sport that was her whole life, Jade Jones was in the perfect position to retire having reached the pinnacle in taekwondo. But taking the easy option quite simply isn't in the DNA of the Flint native - who is pursuing a boxing career less than a year after losing in the first round at the 2024 Olympics. "It was difficult because I am taekwondo, that's made m...
After bidding an emotional farewell to a sport that was her whole life, Jade Jones was in the perfect position to retire having reached the pinnacle in taekwondo. But taking the easy option quite simply isn't in the DNA of the Flint native - who is pursuing a boxing career less than a year after losing in the first round at the 2024 Olympics. "It was difficult because I am taekwondo, that's made my life and I'll forever be grateful to the sport," she said. "I still absolutely love taekwondo, I still train and throw a few kicks. "The way the Olympics went... I needed a fresh start. "Most people would have retired whereas I've still got the fire in my belly and I'm craving the challenge."
The eventual buyer of the property, which comes with 2.5 acres (one hectare) of land, will be able to enjoy panoramic views of rolling valleys and woodland, as well as three ornamental ponds, two waterfalls, and a large fish pond with carp and sturgeon.
The eventual buyer of the property, which comes with 2.5 acres (one hectare) of land, will be able to enjoy panoramic views of rolling valleys and woodland, as well as three ornamental ponds, two waterfalls, and a large fish pond with carp and sturgeon.
Ziff Davis proved the deep intrinsic value of its assets by selling its Connectivity division for a price that exceeded its entire market capitalization.
Ziff Davis proved the deep intrinsic value of its assets by selling its Connectivity division for a price that exceeded its entire market capitalization.
The conflict in the Middle East sent a chill through one of Singapore’s marquee real estate conferences even before the event started. High-profile panelists from sovereign wealth funds like the Qatar Investment Authority and Mubadala Investment Co. pulled out of this week’s PERE Asia Summit 2026 due to airspace disruptions following the US and Israeli strikes on Iran. On stage, speakers noted the...
The conflict in the Middle East sent a chill through one of Singapore’s marquee real estate conferences even before the event started. High-profile panelists from sovereign wealth funds like the Qatar Investment Authority and Mubadala Investment Co. pulled out of this week’s PERE Asia Summit 2026 due to airspace disruptions following the US and Israeli strikes on Iran. On stage, speakers noted the war was already having an impact on sentiment, even as many said it was too early to judge the long-term ramifications. “Clients are very scared,” said Hamish MacDonald , the head of Asia-Pacific real estate at BlackRock Inc. He said political risk is now front and center, although adding that Asia is still relatively safe. “Nothing is locked in on the capital raising or deal front.” Canadian pension fund La Caisse was starting to look at Middle East real estate but it is now likely to “pause and see what happens,” said Josephine Yip, the firm’s managing director for Asia-Pacific real estate, during a panel on Wednesday. Off-stage, fund managers were even more candid. Some of the participants said their major worry is that a prolonged war will drive up inflation and borrowing costs, which will not just dent returns but may also weaken investor appetite for new deals. The prospect of a prolonged conflict is already fueling talk of a wave of global inflation , which would put pressure on interest rates. Kevin Warsh, the incoming chairman of the Federal Reserve, has voiced support for lower rates in the US but Fed officials said this week the Iran conflict had added another dose of uncertainty. US interest rate changes are closely watched across global markets, in part because of the widespread ownership of Treasuries, but they can have an outsized impact on Asia’s real estate markets. Hong Kong follows US rate moves to maintain its peg. Singapore’s currency-focused monetary policy means local borrowing costs can be sensitive to swings in the US. The conference was due to end...
Hostage 9pm, BBC Two What really happened to John Cantlie? This three-part documentary builds on the acclaimed Last Man Standing podcast to investigate the British photojournalist who “went into the hornets’ nest” for a news story and was kidnapped by a group of British Islamic State extremists in Syria. Fellow hostages, politicians, including David Cameron, and imprisoned jihadis tell the story. ...
Hostage 9pm, BBC Two What really happened to John Cantlie? This three-part documentary builds on the acclaimed Last Man Standing podcast to investigate the British photojournalist who “went into the hornets’ nest” for a news story and was kidnapped by a group of British Islamic State extremists in Syria. Fellow hostages, politicians, including David Cameron, and imprisoned jihadis tell the story. Hollie Richardson Alice Roberts: Our Hospital Through Time 8pm, Channel 5 Prof Roberts explores the modern-day wards and the private archives of St Bartholomew’s hospital in London. Barts has withstood many crises but only barely survived the whims of Henry VIII, who defunded it before giving in to public pressure and signing a charter to protect it – and we view that very document. Jack Seale Landscape Artist of the Year 2026 8pm, Sky Arts It’s the final, and the three remaining painters Kim, Libby and Tom take on Scotland’s futuristic, cog-heavy Falkirk Wheel (as Tom says, “Steampunks would have a field day here”). The winner receives a £10,000 commission to paint Croagh Patrick for the National Gallery of Ireland – documented in a film straight after this. Ali Catterall The Stolen Girl 9pm, ITV1 Another week, another pulpy small-screen thriller about a playdate gone very wrong à la All Her Fault (if this one sounds particularly familiar, it has already aired on Disney+). As the mystery deepens, Elisa and Fred receive a ransom note for missing daughter Lucia. Hannah J Davies The Surgeon 9pm, Channel 5 View image in fullscreen Omar Pathmanaban performing brain surgery at Salford Royal hospital in Greater Manchester. Photograph: 5 Broadcasting Limited/Paramount/@ Idle Industries Adyita, 45, has been diagnosed with a rare brain tumour that has been growing since birth – it’s now the size of a tangerine. The operation (shown in great, grisly detail) is the first carried out by consultant brain surgeon Omar Pathmanaban, whose remarkable work is the focus of this week’s episode...
Microsoft is currently the world's fourth-largest company by market capitalization, with a market cap of $2.9 trillion. However, I think two companies with smaller market caps look poised to surpass it over the next decade. Expand NASDAQ : MSFT Microsoft Today's Change ( 1.32 %) $ 5.26 Current Price $ 403.81 Key Data Points Market Cap $3.0T Day's Range $ 392.68 - $ 406.69 52wk Range $ 344.79 - $ 5...
Microsoft is currently the world's fourth-largest company by market capitalization, with a market cap of $2.9 trillion. However, I think two companies with smaller market caps look poised to surpass it over the next decade. Expand NASDAQ : MSFT Microsoft Today's Change ( 1.32 %) $ 5.26 Current Price $ 403.81 Key Data Points Market Cap $3.0T Day's Range $ 392.68 - $ 406.69 52wk Range $ 344.79 - $ 555.45 Volume 1.8M Avg Vol 33M Gross Margin 68.59 % Dividend Yield 0.86 % While Microsoft has a strong cloud computing unit and is a leader in enterprise software, where enterprise software shakes out in the age of artificial intelligence (AI) is still a big unknown. Let's look at two companies that can grow to become bigger than Microsoft. 1. Amazon With a market cap of $2.3 billion, Amazon (AMZN +0.15%) is the world's fifth-largest company. Like Microsoft, it owns a fast-growing cloud computing unit. However, Amazon Web Services (AWS) is actually the market share leader, and I think the company has an advantage over Microsoft's Azure through its custom AI chips. While Microsoft is looking to develop its own custom chips, it is behind Amazon, which already has built a massive data center for Anthropic using its Trainium chips. That gives it a cost advantage, and Amazon has talked about using this cost advantage to start to really go after developing its own world-class foundational AI model. Expand NASDAQ : AMZN Amazon Today's Change ( 0.15 %) $ 0.32 Current Price $ 208.71 Key Data Points Market Cap $2.2T Day's Range $ 202.49 - $ 209.16 52wk Range $ 161.38 - $ 258.60 Volume 2.1M Avg Vol 48M Gross Margin 50.29 % Meanwhile, the company's e-commerce business is seeing huge benefits from both AI and robotics, driving efficiencies and creating huge operating leverage. Amazon is also uniquely positioned in the world of agentic commerce, given the breadth of its platform. As such, I think it will become the larger company over time. 2. Meta Platforms With a market cap of only $1.6...
Key Points Microsoft could face more competition in an AI world. Amazon has an advantage in cloud computing with its custom chips, while its e-commerce business is well positioned for agentic commerce. Meta has shown it can use AI to drive rapid growth. 10 stocks we like better than Amazon › Microsoft is currently the world's fourth-largest company by market capitalization, with a market cap of $2...
Key Points Microsoft could face more competition in an AI world. Amazon has an advantage in cloud computing with its custom chips, while its e-commerce business is well positioned for agentic commerce. Meta has shown it can use AI to drive rapid growth. 10 stocks we like better than Amazon › Microsoft is currently the world's fourth-largest company by market capitalization, with a market cap of $2.9 trillion. However, I think two companies with smaller market caps look poised to surpass it over the next decade. While Microsoft has a strong cloud computing unit and is a leader in enterprise software, where enterprise software shakes out in the age of artificial intelligence (AI) is still a big unknown. Let's look at two companies that can grow to become bigger than Microsoft. Will AI create the world's first trillionaire? Our team just released a report on the one little-known company, called an "Indispensable Monopoly" providing the critical technology Nvidia and Intel both need. Continue » 1. Amazon With a market cap of $2.3 billion, Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) is the world's fifth-largest company. Like Microsoft, it owns a fast-growing cloud computing unit. However, Amazon Web Services (AWS) is actually the market share leader, and I think the company has an advantage over Microsoft's Azure through its custom AI chips. While Microsoft is looking to develop its own custom chips, it is behind Amazon, which already has built a massive data center for Anthropic using its Trainium chips. That gives it a cost advantage, and Amazon has talked about using this cost advantage to start to really go after developing its own world-class foundational AI model. Meanwhile, the company's e-commerce business is seeing huge benefits from both AI and robotics, driving efficiencies and creating huge operating leverage. Amazon is also uniquely positioned in the world of agentic commerce, given the breadth of its platform. As such, I think it will become the larger company over time. 2. Meta...