Chinese EV giant BYD notches rare sales decline
The contraction comes as BYD slashed its sales goal for the year.
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China Is Building The Solar Future Because The U.S. Refuses
The Chinese government is a technocracy with a deep backbench. About 40 percent of the Communist Party’s new Central Committee has some kind of technical background, ranging in fields from aerospace to artificial intelligence. It is remarkable what happens to decision-making when you are charged with the well-being of over one billion souls—assuming you take that charge seriously. And the Chinese government does. It sees climate change for what it is: a security threat that could wreak havoc on the Chinese social model and economy. But it is also an opportunity.
Intel in early talks to add AMD as foundry customer
AMD relies on TSMC for most of its manufacturing, but the US government has made clear that bolstering Intel is a top priority.
Utah Loves Trump. It Didn’t Stop Him From Taking a Chainsaw to One of Its Largest Employers.
If you’ve ever lived west of the Mississippi, you’ve probably mailed a tax return to the IRS service center in Ogden, Utah. Inside a sprawling campus near the city’s historic downtown, workers process millions of tax returns a year, plus nonprofit paperwork and enforcement actions. Before President Donald Trump took office in January, the IRS […]
US-Africa trade pact AGOA expires but hopes remain for renewal
A White House official told Reuters the Trump administration supports a one-year extension of the pact, though this is yet to materialize.
Africa Finance Corporation raises record $1.5B loan
The Lagos-headquartered infrastructure bank mobilizes finance for major projects such as the Kamoa-Kakula Copper Complex in DR Congo.
Gulf startup turns Rolls-Royces, superyachts into rentals
New services like UAE company Esqyre offer a taste of a luxury lifestyle.
China, Tanzania, and Zambia strike $1.4B railway deal
The decades-old TAZARA railway, a vital route for moving minerals from Zambian mines to the Tanzanian port of Dar es Salaam, will be refurbished under the agreement.
Top African economies eye exit from corruption ‘gray list’
South Africa and Nigeria were added to the Financial Action Task Force’s list in February 2023 for failing to tackle money laundering.
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