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After the United States launched military operations against Venezuela and captured President Maduro, Starlink, under Musk, announced it would provide free internet service in the country until February 3. According to Xinhua News Agency on January 4, Starlink announced via social media on January 3 that it would offer free

Optimism surrounding artificial intelligence has overshadowed market concerns about the situation in Venezuela, with global stock markets continuing their upward trend. Asian stocks performed exceptionally well, with Seoul’s composite index hitting a record high. Meanwhile, geopolitical tensions have led to rising risk aversion, pushing precious metals higher across the

``` As dramatic changes unfold in Venezuela’s political landscape, hedge fund Tribeca Investment Partners—which doubled its returns last year—is now turning its attention to the country, viewing it as one of the greatest investment opportunities in history. Ben Cleary, a partner at the fund, describes the situation as

The geopolitical shockwaves caused by Venezuelan President Maduro being detained by the US military did not trigger the anticipated turmoil in global financial markets. This Latin American country, which in the 1970s accounted for about 1% of global GDP and 8% of global oil supply, now has negligible influence on

On January 5, according to media reports, Chinese artificial intelligence startup MiniMax plans to price its Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) at the top end of the indicated range. This move reflects a revival of investor enthusiasm for Chinese tech startups, with the market’s interest in this emerging

``` Samsung Electronics plans to significantly expand its AI strategy in 2026, doubling the output of mobile devices equipped with Google’s Gemini large model to 800 million units. This aggressive expansion plan, together with its breakthrough progress in high bandwidth memory (HBM) technology, marks that the Korean tech giant is

According to a report by CCTV News, Trump confirmed that the U.S. has captured Venezuelan President Maduro through military action and announced that the United States will “manage” Venezuela until a “safe” transition is achieved. This has prompted the market to reassess control of Venezuela’s oil industry. Although