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Gan & Lee Pharmaceuticals doses first participant with once-weekly oral GLP-1 candidate
Gan & Lee Pharmaceuticals has dosed the first participant in a 112-person Phase I study of GZC8072, an oral peptide GLP-1 receptor agonist designed for once-weekly administration, putting pharmacokinetics and tolerability ahead of any near-term weight-loss claims.
YFORE launches ODMS camera-radar platform as in-cabin safety rules reshape automotive cockpits
YFORE’s new ODMS combines smart-mirror vision and cabin radar as safety rules tighten, but OEM awards will decide whether the platform scales globally.
J&T Express profit jumps 124% as non-China revenue reaches 50% for the first time
J&T Express more than doubled adjusted profit in the first half as Southeast Asia and emerging markets expanded rapidly, pushing non-China revenue to 50% of group sales for the first time.
New Zealand’s rooftop solar record just jumped to 5.3MW, but what does JA Solar really gain?
JA Solar Technology has supplied 8,273 modules for Fisher & Paykel Healthcare’s 5.3 MW Auckland rooftop system, a record project whose strategic value extends far beyond its modest contribution to JA Solar’s global shipment volume.
Honda’s new India CEO inherits a booming car market, but can he reverse the company’s shrinking presence?
Toshiyuki Yanagisawa will jointly lead Honda Cars India and Honda Digital Innovation India as the Japanese automaker prepares new vehicles, financing services and a deeper localisation strategy.
Capital Clean Energy Carriers revenue rises 8% as charter book reaches $2.9bn
Capital Clean Energy Carriers revenue rose 8% as its charter book reached $2.9 billion, but $1.7 billion of vessel payments remains.
Axalta adjusted EBITDA hits record as AkzoNobel merger vote approaches
Axalta posted record adjusted earnings before its AkzoNobel merger vote. See how margins, cash flow and $600 million in synergies shape $AXTA.
A bigger site, a new partner and an old promise: Hotel Okura returns to Cappadocia
Hotel Okura has revived its long-delayed Cappadocia resort project through a new Turkish partnership, a larger development site and a sharper focus on thermal wellness tourism.
Why OKI’s sonar contract could become more valuable long after Australia’s frigates launch
Oki Electric Industry’s passive sonar award strengthens the anti-submarine warfare architecture of Australia’s upgraded Mogami frigates while opening a long-duration export and sustainment opportunity for Japan’s defence supply chain.
Samsung creates robotics division as physical AI becomes its next commercial growth test
Samsung has placed robotics under direct chief executive oversight, but manufacturing deployment, acquisitions and commercial products must now convert its technical assets into revenue.