Engineers have developed a type of concrete that is not only stronger than traditional versions but can also capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. This new material could help reduce the carbon footprint of the construction industry.
Google plans to completely move the production of its Pixel smartphones, as well as its watches and earbuds, from China to Vietnam and India by 2027 amid ongoing trade tensions between the US and China. The company expects Pixel shipments to grow by 8–10% this year, despite rising component costs.
Cathay Cargo's freight volume increased by 9% in the first half of the year, driven by an improving Chinese economy and rising demand in international markets, despite external challenges and new tariffs.
The article examines the logistical and strategic challenges of creating new oil and gas export routes that bypass the Strait of Hormuz, as well as their impact on energy markets and supply stability. It analyzes the prospects of major infrastructure projects, alternative export pathways, and the associated risks for India and the countries of the Persian Gulf.
Container shipping rates within Asia continue to decline amid weakening Chinese exports and a slowdown in peak season activity. Shipping companies are expanding their routes, but the market is showing signs of slowing down.
Nothing and OnePlus are reducing their presence in global markets due to rising memory prices and declining sales, especially outside of India. Nothing plans to exit several markets and cut staff, while CMF is suspending the release of new smartphones.
Global container shipping leader MSC is investing in the Indian port of Vizhinjam, acquiring a 49% stake in the key Adani Ports project. This partnership will enable the port’s container throughput to nearly quadruple by 2028 and strengthen its position as a leading hub in the Indian Ocean.
Two contractors are competing to supply a mobile offshore installation for the modernization of the Mumbai High field, a project aimed at increasing oil and gas production and strengthening India’s energy security.
The OnePlus Nord CE6 features an IP69K water-resistant body, a bright 144Hz AMOLED display, upgraded cameras, and an 8000mAh battery. Sales will begin in India, with no information yet on a global launch.