The White House has accused Chinese entities of conducting “industrial-scale” theft of intellectual property from American artificial intelligence labs, marking a fresh escalation in tensions between the world’s two largest economies over control of next-generation technology. In a memo seen by

Lockheed Martin Corporation reported weaker-than-expected first-quarter results, with profit declining and cash flow turning negative, even as demand for its weapons systems remains strong amid heightened geopolitical tensions. The defense contractor posted quarterly profit of $1.49 billion for the period ended

Wall Street opened weaker on Thursday, as investors paused after a recent rally, weighed down by persistent geopolitical tensions and a mixed batch of corporate earnings. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell about 253 points, or 0.51%. S&P 500 slipped 0.26%,

ServiceNow shares fell sharply after the company flagged geopolitical disruptions and a weaker margin outlook, dampening investor sentiment despite stronger-than-expected revenue and upbeat projections for its artificial intelligence business. The stock dropped more than 14% as the enterprise software firm said

Road transport has long been the lifeblood of the economy—it moves goods, connects supply chains, and enables large-scale trade. Over the past dozen or so years, the change we’ve seen in the industry isn’t just a gradual improvement, but a

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