Natalie Kimura
Natalie Kimura is a business correspondent known for her in-depth interviews and feature articles. With a background in International Business and a passion for global economic affairs, Natalie has traveled extensively, providing her with a unique perspective on international trade and global market dynamics. She started her career in Tokyo, contributing to various financial journals, and later moved to London to expand her expertise in European markets. Natalie's expertise lies in international trade agreements, foreign investment patterns, and economic policy analysis.
Startups
Samsung predicts record $80B quarterly profit as AI chip demand ignites memory boom
Samsung forecasts record $80 bn quarterly profit - What's fuelling the jump?
Samsung expects a blockbuster third quarter, projecting revenue to surge 127% year-over-year to...
Startups
Tab Debuts as a $300M-Valued Text-Based AI Assistant for Everyday Tasks
Personal AI Assistant Tab Launches at $300M Valuation - Tekticia.com
The stealth startup steps into...
Startups
AI Pacing Agreements: Legal Risks and Strategies for Safer AI Governance
AI Pacing Agreements: Legal Issues And Potential Strategies To Manage Them
AI pacing agreements—coordinated commitments among frontier developers to slow capability rollouts until safety research...
Startups
DeepSeek nears $12B funding round as AI startup targets 2027 IPO
China's DeepSeek to raise $12 billion in Tencent-backed funding - CNBC TV18
DeepSeek is nearing a landmark fundraising milestone, closing in on at least 80...
Real Estate
California Woman Accused of Spying on Taiwan Leader’s Family for China
FBI arrests California woman accused of spying on Taiwan leader's family for China
Federal authorities have arrested a Southern California real estate agent at Los...
Market Trends
Gold edges higher as Fed hike bets cool, but strong dollar caps gains
Gold ticks higher on softer Fed outlook as strong dollar limits gains
Gold edged up on Monday as traders scaled back expectations for a U.S....
Economy
Cultivating Philadelphia’s Next Generation of Civic and Business Leaders
Cultivating farmers, not the seeds: Germination Project's 50-year bet on Philadelphia
In 1727, a young Benjamin Franklin convened the Junto, a small group that met...
Economy
Thompson says Fitch report shows govt surplus target slipping out of reach
Thompson: Fitch report confirms govt surplus slipping out of reach
Shadow Minister of Finance Kwasi Thompson says the government ignored clear warnings about its fiscal...
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