Chinese Scientists Develop Ultra-Thin Microprocessor Only Atoms Thick
A Chinese research team has developed an ultra-thin microprocessor only a few atoms thick, marking a significant breakthrough in semiconductor technology.
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Devastating Earthquake in Myanmar Claims Over 3,000 Lives
A devastating earthquake in Myanmar has claimed 3,354 lives, with 220 people still missing. Authorities and rescue teams are working tirelessly to aid survivors and assess the damage.
China’s Box Office Reaches $27.5 Million During Qingming Festival
China’s box office revenue surpassed 200 million yuan ($27.5 million) during the Qingming Festival holiday, signaling a boost in the film industry over the three-day break.
IDF Strikes Kill Key Hamas Financier and Senior Militants in Gaza
Israel’s military reports killing a key Hamas financier and senior militants in Gaza strikes, escalating tensions in the region.
Senator Ted Cruz Warns Trump’s Tariffs Could Harm U.S. Economy
Senator Ted Cruz warns that President Trump’s tariffs could harm the U.S. economy, leading to higher car prices and potential recession, with significant risks for Republicans in future elections.
AI Revolutionizes Credit Access for Mexico’s Small Businesses
Artificial intelligence is transforming Mexico’s financial sector, helping small businesses gain better access to credit through automated credit scoring and risk management.
Stellantis Shuts Windsor Plant Amidst U.S.-Canada Tariff Tensions
Stellantis shuts its Windsor plant after U.S. tariffs on auto exports spark escalating trade tensions with Canada.
Tesla Sales Slump 13% as Backlash Against Musk Intensifies
Tesla reports a 13% drop in sales as backlash against CEO Elon Musk grows, leaving many questioning the future of the electric vehicle giant.
Mexico’s Auto Industry Thrives Amid Global Trade Tensions
Mexico’s auto industry is thriving despite global trade tensions and tariffs, highlighting the importance of international supply chains and cross-border collaboration in today’s interconnected economy.
Brazil’s Egg Prices Spike as U.S. Shortage Boosts Exports
Egg prices in Brazil have soared over 40% this year due to rising costs and high demand, while increased U.S. imports amid an egg shortage are opening new opportunities for Brazilian producers.