Landco Pacific Corporation has announced that its Calatagan South Beach (CaSoBe) resort in Batangas has secured a renewable energy supply agreement with ACEN Renewable Energy Solutions (ACEN RES) to transition its operations to 100% renewable energy.

OpenAI is reportedly racing toward a fourth-quarter IPO that would test investor faith in the giant startup—and in the AI boom itself.

The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative is making significant changes to start 2026, including job cuts aimed at recalibrating and refocusing its efforts on AI-powered biomedical research.

David Silver, a well-known Google DeepMind researcher who played a critical role in many of the company’s most famous breakthroughs, has left the company to form a London-based startup called Ineffable Intelligence.

Bankrupt retailer Saks Global is ending its “Saks on Amazon” partnership with e-commerce giant Amazon.com.

French IT company Capgemini will sell its U.S. subsidiary, Capgemini Government Solutions (CGS), it said after coming under pressure to explain a contract the unit signed with U.S. immigration enforcement agency Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang said the company’s proposed $100 billion investment in OpenAI was “never a commitment.”

Alibaba Group Holding has delivered more than 100,000 units of its most advanced artificial intelligence chip, the Zhenwu 810E.

China has emerged as the brightest spot in Apple’s latest earnings, with the US tech giant posting record iPhone revenue in the world’s largest smartphone market.

Panama’s Supreme Court has annulled contracts allowing a Hong Kong–based company to operate container ports on the Panama Canal.

Microsoft reported second-quarter earnings after the bell at one point last week, beating Wall Street estimates on both revenue and profit, with cloud revenue topping $50 billion for the first time.

British pharmaceutical group AstraZeneca said it will invest $15 billion in China through 2030 to expand its medicines manufacturing and research operations.

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape everyday living, Megaworld is rolling out “AI-powered homes” in the Philippines this year.

United Parcel Service (UPS) has announced plans to eliminate 30,000 jobs in 2026 as it continues to unwind its partnership with Amazon, signaling another year of deep cuts as it attempts to turn around its business.

The Jollibee Group today announced that Compose Coffee has achieved the highest customer satisfaction rating among South Korea’s leading low-cost coffee franchises.

Boeing’s sales surged nearly 60% in the fourth quarter as the aerospace company digs itself out of a string of crises that tarnished its reputation. It was the strongest quarter for airplane deliveries since 2018.

Amazon plans to close Amazon Fresh and Amazon Go stores to focus on expanding Whole Foods and delivery services, with more than 100 new Whole Foods locations set to open in the next few years.

USA Rare Earth stock has jumped as much as 12% after the miner announced it would receive $1.6 billion from the Department of Commerce in exchange for an equity stake in the company.

The US Treasury Department said on Monday it had canceled all of its contracts with Booz Allen Hamilton.

CoreWeave stock surged more than 15% early Monday after Nvidia said it would invest an additional $2 billion in the AI cloud company.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang took the stage at the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, for a conversation with BlackRock CEO Larry Fink to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence (AI).

Two major US investors in Coupang Inc. said that they have petitioned the US government to investigate the South Korean government and potentially impose trade remedies over what they describe as discriminatory treatment of the e-commerce company.

Elon Musk and the Tesla board are facing a shareholder lawsuit over his sale of $7.5 billion worth of Tesla shares in late 2022, ahead of a January 2023 sales report that sent the company’s stock price plunging.

Hanjin Group’s five airlines—Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, Jin Air, Air Busan, and Air Seoul—will ban the use of portable batteries onboard aircraft starting Jan. 26 due to concerns over lithium-ion battery fires.