Category: Bike Industry
Sheinbaum unveils river cleanup and dual-citizenship ban
By Khalidah Nordin September 30, 2026
Mexico’s president unveils dual-citizenship ban and river cleanup plans amid U.S. investigations targeting allies like Carlos Torres and Baja California Governo
Kenya launches massive oil refinery project
By Fatimah Rashid September 23, 2026
Kenya launches massive oil refinery project with estimated value at $17 billion, refining 700,000 barrels daily.
Virginia Startup Plans Space-Based Solar Power by 2028
By Norliza Taib September 19, 2026
Virginia startup Overview Energy plans to beam solar power from space to Earth's grid by January 2028, aiming to provide utility-scale clean energy using orbita
Oil prices dip as Saudi export fears fade
By Khalidah Nordin September 18, 2026
Saudi oil export fears fade as Houthi attacks ease, sending prices lower after three weeks of gains, with Brent at $103.65.
New super rules push compliance into payroll platforms
By Fatimah Rashid September 4, 2026
SuperAPI expands compliance into payroll platforms with new integrations for Access Group and Affinity, serving over 2 million employees.
Young Retirees Face Mortgage Debt
By Khalidah Nordin August 28, 2026
Discover why 35% of millennials and 47% of Gen Z in Australia expect to retire with mortgage debt, impacting retirement income plans. Vanguard report insights.
Dental Super Withdrawals Rise Amid Growing Retirement Costs
By Fatimah Rashid August 26, 2026
Dental super withdrawals surge as Australians draw $817.6 million for dental care, highlighting rising retirement costs and compassionate early‑access super.
AI investment risks triggering recession
By Fatimah Rashid August 16, 2026
Concerns grow that massive AI spending could trigger a recession. Learn why hyperscalers' capital expenditures might pose a significant economic threat.
Globalization Holds Steady Despite Growing Geopolitical Tensions
By Norliza Taib August 13, 2026
globalization trends keep shaping the world economy despite rising geopolitical tensions, as firms stay linked through supply chains, markets, and shared techno
Global trade finance gap reaches $3.6 trillion
By Khalidah Nordin August 6, 2026
The global trade finance gap reached $3.6 trillion in 2025. Learn how investor capital can finance real goods and loosen the grip of return drivers.