The NFL made its second trip abroad this season when the Minnesota Vikings faced the Pittsburgh Steelers in Ireland. Commissioner Roger Goodell’s push for global expansion remains in full swing, and a riveting national anthem performance added an unforgettable moment to the event’s kickoff.
Nothing, the consumer tech firm known for its sleek gadgets, has spun off CMF—its budget-focused sub-brand—into a separate subsidiary. Founder Carl Pei hopes to propel CMF from its Indian base to become what he calls the nation’s “first truly global consumer tech brand.”
Gemini Space Station, Inc., a global crypto platform based in New York, has announced the completion of its initial public offering. The underwriters’ decision to purchase additional shares exemplifies growing confidence in Gemini’s role within the rapidly expanding crypto market.
After more than six decades, Nikko Asset Management is dropping “Nikko” from its name and rebranding as Amova Asset Management. This move highlights the company’s global ambitions and underscores its readiness to leave familiar territory in pursuit of broader opportunities.
Cristiano Ronaldo remains at the center of the Saudi soccer league’s new season, drawing attention far beyond the Middle East. Over 30,000 fans in Hong Kong recently gathered to watch Al-Nassr, showcasing the league’s growing international appeal.
BYD is moving decisively toward newer electric vehicle models, with its fresh battery electric offerings gaining ground over older hybrids. Though temporary negative publicity has caused minor ripples, the company’s substantial investment in research and development points to a future rich in innovation.
A Philadelphia dorm room once housed the first batches of Insomnia Cookies. Today, the hometown brand has scaled that student experiment into a network of more than 300 cookie shops around the globe.
Blackstone Inc. is in talks to acquire Juno Hair, South Korea’s largest premium hair salon chain, in a deal valued at $590 million. The acquisition aims to transform Juno Hair into a global salon powerhouse, marking a significant investment in the international beauty industry.
In a significant move to expand its global footprint, China’s Central Airlines has launched a year-round cargo service to Nottingham East Midlands, marking its first foray into the UK market. This new service is poised to strengthen trade links and enhance logistics between the two nations.
Orion Corp., creator of the original Choco Pie, is investing $580 million over three years to expand its manufacturing footprint in Korea, Russia, and Vietnam to meet soaring global demand. The substantial investment aims to boost production capacity and efficiency amid overwhelming international appetite for its snacks.
