Malaysia’s Johor state has attracted more than 5 billion ringgit ($1.2 billion) in potential investments following meetings with investors during a recent working visit to Singapore, according to Onn Hafiz Ghazi, chief minister of the state.

Samsung Electronics Co. will regain the top position in the smartphone market this year, in a sign of its greater resilience to higher memory-chip prices, Counterpoint Research predicted.

CXMT Corp.’s breakout listing has sparked optimism across the domestic artificial intelligence hardware space, supporting China’s strategic ambitions to challenge the US in AI development.

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.’s profit plunged more than 75% after the company increased quarterly capital spending to almost $10 billion to safeguard its position in the global AI arena. Bloomberg's Minmin Low reports. (Source: Bloomberg)

Samsung Electronics Co. plans to return as much as 110 trillion won ($79 billion) to shareholders, joining rival SK Hynix Inc. in handing investors a chunk of the windfall generated by the AI rush.

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The curated online marketplace Maisonette is expanding it to what it describes as an untapped market by launching a new platform targeted to tweens and teens. President AJ Nicholas saying the company is looking to tap into the demographic of kids that "start to exert some independence and autonomy and really have a say over their style." As Maisonette has been around for 9 years, Nicholas says its important that the company grows organically as its customers' families grow up as well, allowing […]

Allie Miller, CEO of Open Machine, shared insights on how top technology companies are managing their AI investments to balance cost and return. She explained that frontier companies typically divide their AI efforts into two groups: one focused on raising the baseline capabilities across departments like finance, legal, marketing, and sales with modest subscription-level spending, and a second, smaller 'frontier' team that operates with significantly higher budgets and greater experimentation […]