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Analysis· No. 2822

A Chest-Worn Device Promises to Ease Parkinson's Symptoms

Parkinson's disease affects millions of people worldwide, with motor symptoms that progressively worsen despite available pharmacological treatments. A recent study proposes a

Analysis· No. 2812

Washington freezes hostilities for Khamenei's funeral

In a speech delivered on July 4, 2026, at Mount Rushmore for the 250th anniversary celebrations of American independence, President Donald Trump

Analysis· No. 2811

Medtronic hacked, 3.8 million patients exposed by ShinyHunters

Medtronic, the world's largest medical device manufacturer, confirmed in early July2026 that an intrusion in April had compromised the personal and medical

Analysis· No. 2810

Nvidia's AI chips collapse in China as Huawei takes over

Barely three years ago, Nvidia held roughly 95% of China's artificial intelligence chip market, according to founder Jensen Huang's own words as

Column· No. 2805

OpenAI, the empire burning $14 billion to rule the world

OpenAI reportedly posted roughly $14 billion in losses for 2026, against approximately $13 billion in revenue, according to an analysis published in

Analysis· No. 2799

Europe Is Burning, Tens of Thousands of Hectares Gone Up in Smoke

Barely into the summer season, Southern Europe is already counting tens of thousands of burned hectares. According to a tally published in

Analysis· No. 2798

Thales Absorbs a €450 Million Hit and Still Raises Its 2026 Targets

The French groupThales announced on July 3, 2026 that it would book an exceptional charge of roughly €450 million, close to $514.58

Column· No. 2794

In Ankara, NATO tries to patch things up with an unpredictable Trump

On July 7 and 8, 2026, heads of state from the Atlantic Alliance are gathering in Ankara, Turkey, hoping to ease the

Analysis· No. 2787

The light switch that wakes up dormant cancer cells

Researchers at ETH Zurich have built a light-activated molecular switch capable of selectively destroying the receptors that let certain cancer cells dodge

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