Huileng Tan is a Senior Business News Reporter at Business Insider. Based in Singapore, she covers the intersection of markets, the economy, and commodities with politics and society, focusing on themes such as energy, finance, and economic policy. Huileng has been featured in numerous outlets including Yahoo News, Business Insider, and Entrepreneur.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin's war economy is coming under growing pressure. Alexander Kazakov/Pool/AFP/Getty Images
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SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son has seen his fortune surge alongside the company's stock price. Bloomberg/Getty Images
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Foreign investors are piling into Japan as Warren Buffett and the AI boom fuel the market's comeback after decades of stagnation.
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Japan's stock rally is no longer just about cheap valuations or Warren Buffett's bets. AI is turning Japan's old industrial economy into one of the market's hottest new stories.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says blaming AI for layoffs is "lazy." I-Hwa Cheng/AFP/Getty Images
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says blaming AI for layoffs is "just too lazy." Huang says it "doesn't make sense" to blame AI before the tech became widely useful.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says storytelling, creativity, and judgment will remain valuable in the AI era. Patrick T. Fallon / AFP/Getty Images
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Carlyle Group CEO Harvey Schwartz says rising global tensions are reshaping where investors put their money.
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Huileng Tan Geopolitical tensions are creating "unlimited" opportunities in defense, Carlyle CEO Harvey Schwartz said.
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Recent Treasury selling reflects reserve management rather than a structural retreat from the dollar, Goldman Sachs says. Agoes Rudianto/NurPhoto/Getty Images
