Porsche deliveries plunge 15% as China weakness hits luxury demand
Porsche’s global deliveries fell sharply in the first quarter, underlining the pressure facing premium carmakers as softer demand in China and the US collides with an uneven transition to electric vehicles and product changeovers across key markets. The sports-car maker handed
Smart Cities and IoT: Infrastructure, Mobility and Urban Services
Urban environments are undergoing a structural transformation driven by data, connectivity, and digital infrastructure. As cities face mounting pressure from population growth, climate constraints, and resource limitations, technology is increasingly being deployed to improve operational efficiency and quality of life.
FTSE 100 futures surge as Europe eyes higher open amid Iran tensions
European stock markets were poised to open higher on Friday, extending the cautious rebound seen in Asia, though sentiment remained fragile as investors monitored strains in the truce between the US and Iran and the risk of renewed volatility in
TSMC revenue jumps 35% as AI boom keeps chip demand resilient
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co posted stronger-than-expected first-quarter revenue, offering fresh evidence that demand tied to artificial intelligence is still powering the global chip industry even as investors look for signs of a broader slowdown in electronics. The world’s largest contract chipmaker
