Branding is the process of creating a distinct identity for a product, service, company, or individual. It involves the strategic development and consistent application of visual, verbal, and experiential elements to communicate a unique value proposition and personality to a target audience.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Dell Technologies raised its profit outlook amid soaring demand for AI servers powered by Nvidia chips. With $12.1 billion in AI orders in Q1 and a $14.4 billion backlog, Dell is shipping more AI infrastructure than ever. Despite margin pressures, the company’s strong revenue and strategic AI deployments highlight its leadership in the rapidly expanding AI hardware market.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Alibaba’s Taobao Instant Commerce has surpassed 40 million daily orders in just one month, offering 60-minute delivery across diverse products. Powered by Ele.me’s logistics, this service intensifies competition with JD.com and Meituan in China’s rapidly growing instant retail market, projected to reach over 2 trillion yuan by 2030.
Reading Time : 2 minutesSaudi Arabia partners with NVIDIA to create a global AI hub, advancing AI factories, digital twins, and smart city solutions, supporting Vision 2030 goals.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Coinbase is being investigated by the SEC over claims it exaggerated user numbers. At the same time, the company faces backlash from a major data breach.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Whoscall started quietly in 2010 with a smart idea but little success. Everything changed in 2013 when Google featured the app, launching it into the spotlight. With Naver’s acquisition and smart growth, it became a major player in global spam call protection.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Delta Air Lines and Korean Air invest $550 million to acquire a combined 25% stake in WestJet, reinforcing strategic partnerships and expanding connectivity across North America and Asia. This move strengthens WestJet’s position amid travel challenges and highlights growing collaboration in global aviation, promising enhanced routes, loyalty integration, and improved passenger experiences.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Cybersecurity M&A is booming in early 2025, led by 46 U.S. deals and Google’s $32B buy of Wiz. Most acquisitions target small, innovative firms.
Reading Time : 2 minutes The 2025 Shanghai Auto Show revealed China’s dominance in electric vehicles, showcasing cutting-edge models and record-breaking sales. Backed by strong government support and bold innovation, Chinese automakers are rapidly reshaping the global EV landscape—despite mounting international trade barriers.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Apple now makes over half of U.S. iPhones in India. Tim Cook confirmed this major shift, which aims to avoid China tariffs. The move could change global tech supply chains forever.
Reading Time : 3 minutes Humanoid robots are advancing fast, especially in China, but AI limitations still block them from entering our homes. For now, they remain factory helpers, not household companions.
Reading Time : 2 minutes OpenAI’s ChatGPT is evolving into a virtual shopping assistant. From browsing to buying, new features like Operator and Shopify integration promise a frictionless retail experience—right from the chat window.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Elon Musk’s energy faded as Tesla’s profits nosedived 71%. The EV giant struggles with shrinking margins and growing competition. Musk’s unusually somber tone raised eyebrows and questions about Tesla’s future direction and market position.
Reading Time : 2 minutesCATL just shook up the EV world with three new battery techs. Their latest breakthroughs include a 5-minute charge lithium pack, a sodium-ion battery ready for mass production, and a dual-chemistry system offering up to 1,500 km range. These innovations could change how we drive, charge, and power electric vehicles across industries.
Reading Time : 2 minutes Oita Airport is now Hello Kitty central. The rebrand adds a Sanrio splash to Kyushu tourism during World Expo 2025, with themed interiors and exclusive goodies for fans.
Reading Time : 2 minutesDespite rising tariffs in 2025, e-commerce continues to surge as businesses adapt by diversifying suppliers and optimizing fulfillment. Consumers value online convenience and accelerate purchases ahead of price hikes. Temporary tariff suspensions and data-driven strategies help retailers manage costs, proving that innovation and agility enable e-commerce to thrive even amid challenging trade policies and increased import costs.
