BUSINESS

Beijing Unveils Ambitious Plan to Dominate Global Tech by 2035

Top officials vowed to develop China's high-tech sector on a massive scale in the next decade
China announced plans to massively expand its high-tech industries over the next decade, focusing on quantum computing, hydrogen and fusion energy, and brain-computer interfaces. Officials say the initiative will reshape the country's technological landscape and strengthen its global leadership.
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Adidas posted record quarterly revenues in the July through September period

Adidas Revenue Hits All-Time High Amid US Tariff Challenges

Adidas posts record third-quarter revenue of €6.63 billion, driven by brand momentum and successful tariff mitigation. The German sportswear giant raises its 2025 earnings forecast to €2 billion, signaling strong recovery after the Yeezy disruption and robust global sales performance.
Japanese stocks led gains across Asia, with the Nikkei 225 hitting a record high

Japanese Stocks Surge as Nikkei 225 Hits Record High Amid Trade Optimism

Japanese stocks led gains across Asia, with the Nikkei 225 hitting a record high after Japan's ruling party secured a coalition deal. Global markets climbed as easing US-China trade tensions boosted investor sentiment, while European markets saw mixed results following BNP Paribas's sharp drop.
China's economy has been supported by exports, which have offset weak consumer spending

China Posts Lacklustre Q3 Economic Data As Key Beijing Conclave Starts

China's economy grew just 4.8% in the third quarter of 2025 — its slowest pace in a year — as exports offset weak consumer spending and a deepening property crisis. Leaders in Beijing are meeting this week to plan a new five-year strategy amid pressure from U.S. tariffs and falling domestic demand.
Seamus Synnott

Traders Wanted: No Résumé, No Suit, Just Results

In the gilded world of finance, it's usually who you know, not how well you trade. FundedX is betting on the opposite. FundedX was founded by Adrian Mudronja, with operations now led by CEO Seamus Synnott, who sounds more like a coach than a corporate boss.

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