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Startups are a key component of economic security

April 15, 2025

Indian agritech startups struggle to reach and convince farmers

March 25, 2025

To close Europe’s defence tech gap, government must support startups

March 21, 2025

7 of the coolest Dutch tech startups at CES 2025

January 12, 2025

UK forges new radiation-resistant steel in step forward for fusion energy startups

January 11, 2025

How can Dutch battery startups win big? Focus on supply chain ‘pinch points,’ says CEO

January 8, 2025

Dutch startups raised $3.5B in 2024. Here are the 10 largest funding rounds

December 18, 2024

Dutch startup’s new battery material could wean Europe off Chinese graphite

December 18, 2024

Scientifica raises €200M to fund and provide lab space for deep tech startups

December 12, 2024

Trump says he’ll speak with any CEO who plans to raise prices due to tariffs
President Donald Trump on Friday reflected on his phone call earlier in the week with Amazon founder and Executive Chairman Jeff Bezos, telling NBC News’ “Meet the Press” in an interview that he’d use the same tactic with CEOs of other major retailers if necess. The call occurred after Punchbowl News reported that the Amazon…
Trump defends his tariffs and Sovereignty reigns at Kentucky Derby: Weekend Rundown
President Donald Trump played down the fears of his critics — from the potential harms of a recession to worries about rising prices due to his tariffs to the possibility that he would seek a constitutionally forbidden third term — in a wide-ranging, exclusive interview with NBC News’ “Meet the Press” moderator Kristen Welker. With…
Biogen partner Eisai cut US jobs. Now can it boost Alzheimer’s drug sales?
TOKYO — Japanese drugmaker Eisai is overhauling its U.S. operations as the company seeks ways to overcome the hurdles to wide adoption of its flagship Alzheimer’s disease treatment. The company had laid off 121 employees as of April 1, including at its U.S. headquarters in the state of New Jersey. This accounts for 7% of Eisai’s workforce…
Oscar Piastri wins a lively F1 Miami Grand Prix to extend his championship lead
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Oscar Piastri won an action-packed Formula 1 race full of wheel-to-wheel battles on Sunday, extending his championship lead over fellow McLaren driver Lando Norris, who finished in second place. The Miami Grand Prix secured the city’s place on the Formula 1 calendar with a contract extension through 2041, reflecting a huge…
Tokyo currency trading systems operate a blink of an eye behind New York
TOKYO — Currency traders in the Japanese capital have been operating at a disadvantage for years now, with their automated systems receiving crucial information 0.1 or 0.2 of a second after the very same data is available in New York. That blink of the eye is enough time to fatten trading costs and even wipe…
It’s time for Japan to rethink its security dependency on Washington
Robert Dujarric is co-director of the Institute of Contempor Asian Studies at the Japan campus of Temple University. The cornerstone of Tokyo’s security is the Japan-U.S. Security Treaty. But what matters most is not the American pledge to defend Japan — treaties, unlike private contracts, aren’t enforceable. No government will go to war solely because…
Pakistan Army Responds Firmly to Indian’s Unprovoked Firing Along LoC
Pakistan Army Responds Firmly to Indian’s Unprovoked Firing Along LoC The Pakistan Army as given a strong and immediate response to unprovoked firing by India along the Line of Control (LoC). According to security sources, India opened unprovoked fire during the night on Pakistani posts in the Nakyal, Khoi Ratta, Sharda, Kail, Neelum, and Haji…
Japan walks back talk of US Treasury sale ‘card’ in trade negotiations
MILAN — Japan has no intention of using the possibility of selling its U.S. government debt holdings for advantage in trade talks with Washington, Japanese Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato said Sunday. “We do not consider the sale of U.S. government bonds to be a tool in negotiations between Japan and the U.S.,” Kato told reporters.