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Takeda is paying Insilico $600m to find drugs before humans take over
Takeda signs a $600 million Insilico AI drug deal. Read how Pharma.AI could reshape pipeline economics, R&D productivity and investor sentiment.
SoftBank launches OpenAI cybersecurity service as AI defence race shifts to Japan
Find out how SoftBank’s OpenAI-powered cybersecurity service could reshape Japan’s critical infrastructure defence and AI strategy.
Utsunomiya bear sightings shut 94 schools as Japan confronts rising wildlife attacks
A bear shut 94 Utsunomiya schools. Japan’s wildlife risk is moving from mountain villages into classrooms, homes and city streets.
Accenture’s Mitsubishi Chemical AI venture puts $ACN near a bigger enterprise automation test
Accenture and Mitsubishi Chemical are turning AI into back-office reinvention. Can RIX Business Partners prove enterprise automation at scale?
Alumni Ventures wants to bridge Japan and Silicon Valley. Can the timing get any better?
Japan has capital but needs global startup scale. Alumni Ventures’ Tokyo move could test whether U.S.-Japan venture bridges can finally work.
What Hilton (NYSE: HLT) sees in YOTEL that could reshape the next phase of lifestyle hotel expansion
Hilton has struck an exclusive deal with YOTEL. Read how the move could expand Select by Hilton, boost fee growth, and reshape lifestyle lodging.
Can Solana Company’s Pacific Backbone unlock Asia’s crypto liquidity engine?
Solana Company (NASDAQ: HSDT) launches its Pacific Backbone to expand APAC staking infrastructure. Discover what this means for investors.
Can Idemitsu Kosan and Source Energy redefine the space solar industry with next-gen CIGS arrays?
Find out how Idemitsu Kosan and Source Energy are co-developing CIGS-based solar arrays to solve space satellite power bottlenecks.
What NEC’s $2.9bn purchase of CSG Systems reveals about the future of telecom monetization
Discover how NEC’s $2.9 billion acquisition of CSG Systems is reshaping telecom software strategy—read the full analysis with institutional insights.
Raymond James’s GreensLedge buy: What this quiet deal says about Wall Street’s next credit cycle
Find out how Raymond James’s majority buy-in of GreensLedge could reshape its structured-credit advisory strength and open new fee opportunities in 2025.