Anthropic’s IPO filing shows explosive growth, risks and staggering costs
Published: 9:53pm, 26 Oct 2026Updated: 11:38pm, 26 Oct 2026 Anthropic disclosed steep losses and explosive revenue growth on Monday as the Claude parent moved...
France’s Macron promises ‘strong measures’ to ease protests
French President Emmanuel Macron promised on Monday that his government would announce a package of measures in response to weeks of street protests over...
Chinese biotech giant WuXi AppTec raises 2026 outlook after profit surge
Published: 9:04pm, 26 Oct 2026Updated: 9:06pm, 26 Oct 2026 WuXi AppTec raised its full-year revenue guidance after its net profit surged 62.4 per cent...
Jordan arrests 3 relatives over deadly church attack after shoot-out
Published: 9:02pm, 26 Oct 2026Updated: 9:04pm, 26 Oct 2026 Jordanian security forces arrested two brothers and their brother-in-law after a shoot-out on Monday over...
China’s next-generation KJ-3000 radar planes may have quietly entered production
China may have begun limited production of its next-generation KJ-3000 airborne early warning aircraft, with satellite imagery suggesting that three possible production examples were...
US singer Chris Brown avoids jail after guilty plea in UK nightclub incident
US singer Chris Brown was spared an immediate prison sentence in Britain on Monday for attacking a producer with a tequila bottle in a...
Singaporean woman admits conspiring to abuse Megan Khung, helping dispose of her body
Published: 8:40pm, 26 Oct 2026Updated: 11:28pm, 26 Oct 2026 A Singaporean woman pleaded guilty on Monday to conspiring with a friend and the friend’s...
Europe can still shape the rules of AI
In October, two technology executives offered Europe similar advice. In Turin, Alibaba Group Holding chairman Joe Tsai urged European companies to use open-source models...
Death of former PM Yasuo Fukuda leaves void in fraught China-Japan relations
Former Japanese prime minister Yasuo Fukuda, who championed closer ties with China during his brief tenure and later served as a crucial diplomatic intermediary...