Liang Wenfeng’s Quant Hedge Fund Is Quietly Becoming a Power Broker in China’s Turbulent IPO Market
DeepSeek founder Liang Wenfeng’s quant firm High-Flyer is deploying capital into China’s volatile IPO market, reshaping the funding landscape.
Liang Wenfeng’s Quant Hedge Fund Is Quietly Becoming a Power Broker in China’s Turbulent IPO Market
DeepSeek founder Liang Wenfeng’s quant firm High-Flyer is deploying capital into China’s volatile IPO market, reshaping the funding landscape.
Tampa General Gets Dedicated Funding to Tackle Lymphatic Disease, One of Medicine’s Most Overlooked Frontiers
Tampa General Hospital secures funding to launch a first-of-its-kind lymphatic research and education center targeting a chronically underserved condition.
Microsoft’s Next Xbox Is Not One Thing — It’s a Platform Built Across Multiple Devices
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma confirms Project Helix is a ‘family of devices,’ signaling Microsoft’s most ambitious hardware strategy in years.
Meta Adds a Recording Guardrail to Ray-Ban Smart Glasses, But Privacy Experts Say the Gaps Are Still Wide Open
Meta updates Ray-Ban smart glasses to restrict some nonconsensual recordings, but privacy advocates warn meaningful risks remain.
Medicine’s Automation Reckoning: AI Is Now Outperforming Doctors — and the Profession Is Scrambling to Respond
AI systems are matching and beating physicians on diagnostics. Wired examines what that means for the future of medicine.
StrictlyVC Returns to New York This September With Keith Rabois, AI Founders, and a Sports Tech Twist
StrictlyVC lands in New York on September 10 with Keith Rabois, AI startup founders, and athletes converging on the venture scene.
Leisure Travel Agencies Are Doubling Down on 2027 — and the Data Shows Why
New survey data shows top leisure travel agencies are aggressively forecasting growth through 2027, signaling a confident industry rebound.
India’s Gig Economy Hits a Wall as Platforms Walk Out on Worker Welfare and Investors Stress-Test Startup Valuations
Gig platforms exit India’s welfare board while block deals expose cracks in startup valuations. Here’s what both moves signal.
Second Quarter GDP Clocks In at Just 1.5%, Raising Alarms About the Economy’s Staying Power
U.S. GDP grew just 1.5% in Q2 2026, a sluggish pace that signals mounting pressure on consumers and businesses alike.
Grainger Snaps Up AI-Powered Search and Procurement Tech from Adroit Worldwide Media
Grainger acquires AI search and procurement technology assets from Adroit Worldwide Media to sharpen its industrial commerce platform.