As forecast, the Merger and Acquisition trend which we have been long reporting would peak when the Federal Reserve would aggressively raise interest rates and cut off the cheap money supply, has indeed peaked. Indeed, they “slowed to a trickle”... and here are the latest “trickles.”
In India, QR codes have become as common as curry. Street peddlers and performers display them just like barber shops and clothing stores do. Even beggars have their own QR codes if passers-by have no spare change.
China holds a “stunning lead in high-impact research” over the U.S. in 37 of 44 cutting-edge technologies, according to a new report by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute.
Some clients of several major international law firms are asking for discounts or payment plans as they struggle with rising costs and higher interest rates, the Financial Times reported.
Right now, government authorities and police are using legal loopholes to target and surveil citizens using third party databases containing genomic information.
Transhuman advocate Ray Kurzweil has famously predicted that humans might one day be able to “upload” their consciousness to a computer network.
China’s digital yuan hasn’t been on the menu for mainland tourists from Hong Kong.
NFTS have been gaining ground in use cases for tracking and carrying out activities related to ownership of both tangible and intangible assets.
Vaping e-cigarettes were sold as a healthier alternative to smoking tobacco.
A brain that has lost tissue in a trauma or stroke can’t replace it. Now surgeons may be able to, thanks to creative uses of hydrogel, scientists’ new go-to structural framework when rebuilding or regrowing body parts.