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Temus and Thinking Machines Data Science join forces to scale enterprise AI across Southeast Asia

Toyota retained its position as the world’s top-selling carmaker for the seventh consecutive year, with 5.39 million vehicles sold in the first half of 2026. — File pic

Toyota stays world No. 1 automaker for seventh straight year despite global sales dip

A Microsoft data centre in Middenmeer, the Netherlands. The technology giant expects to spend US$50 billion in the current quarter as it expands data centres, chips and computing capacity. — AFP pic

Microsoft’s AI machine kicks into gear with US$35.8b profit

Malaysia’s total trade rose 6.3 per cent to RM3.1 trillion in 2025, supported by stronger exports and imports. — Picture by Firdaus Latif

DoSM: Malaysia trade climbs 6.3pc to RM3.1t with exports to US helping drive bumper 2025 performance

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VinFast showcases expanding EV lineup and attractive customer programs at GIIAS 2026

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Moody’s Ratings upgrades SeABank’s key credit ratings, changes outlook to Positive

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STAMPEDE creates 11,000 free business pages to bring Singapore’s AI push to local F&B operators

Meta shares sank as much as 12 per cent in after-hours trading after its profits fell short of Wall Street expectations. — AFP pic

Meta profits tumble 14pc, hammered by soaring AI costs, legal bills and layoffs

Bursa Malaysia opened lower today as cautious sentiment from Wall Street weighed on local equities. — Picture by Razak Ghazali

Bursa feels the Fed chill as KLCI slides in early trade

Samsung reported second-quarter operating profit of 89.49 trillion won, up 1,813.8 per cent from a year earlier. — AFP pic

Samsung’s profit explodes 19-fold as AI chip demand hits overdrive

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New Battery-Operated Bluetooth® Controller Enables Truly Mobile, Plug-and-Play Access

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OTIC Hearing Unveils New Audiological Milestones In Hong Kong: Launching The Award-Winning Oticon Zeal And The Pediatric Oticon Play SI Platforms

Wall Street’s major indices fell more than 1.5 per cent as investors weighed the Federal Reserve’s rate hold against soaring oil prices and persistent inflation. — AFP pic

Wall Street gets hit with a double shock from sticky inflation and US$90 oil

Airbus reported a 47 per cent jump in first-half net profit to €2.2 billion, supported by higher aircraft deliveries and stronger defence sales. — File pic

Airbus hits cruising altitude with 47pc H1 2026 profit jump

The ringgit opened marginally higher against the US dollar after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged at its latest policy meeting. — File pic

Ringgit opens higher, but oil surge keeps gains in check

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Investor Pointe Names Manfredi Bargioni Chief Client Officer