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Where money moves, this section follows. It gathers economy news on investing, consumer fraud, regulation and the megaprojects that signal where capital is flowing, from Gulf space ambitions to theme parks in China.
Recent coverage looks at Saudi Arabia linking artificial intelligence infrastructure with its growing space sector, a scooter investment fraud that hit buyers across twenty U.S. states, and a policy that could reshape the vacation rental market. Other pieces examine a sharp drop in e-cigarette sales, Warren Buffett’s advice on turning small sums into wealth, a skyscraper plan in Brazil and a vast Legoland resort that just opened in China.
Readers protecting their savings should begin with the fraud and consumer stories, which describe warning signs worth knowing. Those tracking bigger trends can move to the infrastructure and real estate pieces, which show how governments and developers are betting on the next decade.
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Inlyte, a California-based startup, is reviving sodium-iron battery technology to offer a cost-effective alternative to lithium-ion batteries. Sodium-iron batteries, made from abundant materials, could cost…
The Hungarian Natural History Museum by Bjarke Ingels Group integrates architecture with nature, featuring greenery-covered ribbons and sustainable design. Constructed primarily from mass timber, the…
Construction of the Line, a 170-km megacity, has begun in the Saudi desert, marking a new era in urban development. The first phase, Hidden Marina,…
Quaise, an MIT spin-off, is pioneering ultra-deep drilling to unlock vast geothermal energy resources beneath the Earth’s surface. Utilizing gyrotron technology, Quaise aims to reach…
