Investment stories
The expansion is set to add more than 37,000 local jobs a year during construction and lift Malaysia's GDP by USD $1.1 billion annually.
Chinese-speaking users in Kyrgyzstan can now access telecoms, banking and shopping in My O! as ALGA responds to a changing customer base.
Heavy spending on AI data centres is still being funded by cash-rich tech groups, but the economics look tighter as outside capital is drawn in.
Governments across Asia-Pacific are being urged to prepare power, water and land planning now, as demand for AI infrastructure accelerates.
The state-backed lender's latest commitment takes its potential support for Beach Point above £100 million, widening finance for smaller firms outside London.
The latest round gives the London-based fintech fresh backing as it pushes into new banking markets and reports rising profit and revenue.
Demand for offshore wind software has driven Kinewell to expand in Newcastle, as £1 million-plus of investment funds five new roles.
The move could help German manufacturers and mid-sized suppliers widen AI use across factories, cars and research, officials said.
The cybersecurity company is bolstering its executive team as it pushes into a new growth phase and seeks to capitalise on demand for its platforms.
Business leaders are now backing practical projects across the cross-border region after the panel's first year shaped priorities on infrastructure, investment and collaboration.
Almost 100 staff will shift to The Forum in early 2027, keeping the Gloucester-founded cyber security firm in the city centre.
Budget measures on AI and founder tax relief won praise from tech backers, but many said Britain still lacks the scale-up capital to keep firms here.
The service gives entrepreneurs an early read on market demand before they spend on development, with free votes shown in real time.
Mid-sized firms are still planning to lift hiring and investment, despite absorbing an average AUD $6,700 a month rise in running costs.
The launch broadens access to faster payments and trading tools for more than 4 million Canadians, with some features arriving in 2027.
A 150-hectare business and innovation precinct could start work within months of approval, bringing more than 8,370 jobs to the Hunter Region.
The funding will help the start-up bring its accessibility platform to market in 2027, with users set to access it free while businesses pay.
The funding will back more than 300 MW of solar and battery projects, including a NZD $100 million lending facility and new sites nationwide.
Only one in 10 senior executives are very confident they can add capacity fast enough, as bottlenecks threaten growth in four key sectors.
The 50-50 partnership has already secured 450MW of power, signalling a bigger push into Sydney and Melbourne as AI demand lifts data centre growth.