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SiteHive brings hyperlocal weather monitoring to construction sites Australian environmental tech company SiteHive just launched SiteHive Weather, and it's a pretty smart combination of tools rolled into one platform. Instead of separately tracking weather conditions and environmental factors like noise, dust, vibration, and water, this puts all of it into a single cloud-based dashboard.
By Mark Lim 4 months ago in Journal
Gamuda Bhd is emerging as the frontrunner to secure the engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning (EPCC) works for the Northern Perak Water Supply Scheme (NPWSS), a transformative RM5 billion water infrastructure project that promises to deliver dual earnings streams for the construction giant.
She led a $10 million investment into Self Inspection, a San Diego startup that basically figured out you don't need a professional inspector standing next to a car if you've got a decent AI model and a smartphone camera. The company's already done over a million vehicle inspections for rental fleets, auto finance companies, and marketplaces. Stellantis' financial arm actually uses it for their corporate fleet and lease-end inspections.
There was a time when Microsoft and OpenAI were practically inseparable. The two companies entered into a landmark partnership years ago that saw Microsoft provide capital and compute to OpenAI while enjoying exclusive access to its API and models. It was a symbiotic relationship that helped both companies dominate the early AI landscape.
Two AI companies. Two power plants. Forty miles apart, give or take. And they could not be more different from each other. Google just announced its biggest clean energy purchase ever, a huge solar and battery project in Arkansas called the Steel River Energy Center. Meanwhile, just down the road in Mississippi, Elon Musk's xAI is running dozens of gas turbines that don't even have the permits they're legally supposed to have.
India has spent the past decade becoming very good at one specific thing: putting phones together. Apple now assembles roughly a quarter of all iPhones in India. Samsung, Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo all run significant assembly operations there, too. By any measure, that's a genuine manufacturing success story. India transformed itself from a country that barely produced phones into one of the world's most important assembly hubs in roughly ten years.
For nearly two decades, the standard narrative in fintech was straightforward: PayPal was the incumbent, and Stripe was the scrappy, developer-focused challenger eating into its territory.
Startup growth used to follow a predictable rhythm: you doubled revenue, and it took roughly the same amount of time to double it again. Maybe a little faster if things were going well. That's the pattern investors have spent decades using to model company trajectories.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has explained that lowering fuel prices is far more complex and costly than many people realise, noting that any adjustment requires careful financial planning and significant government expenditure. Speaking during the Sentuhan Sahabat Madani Bukit Batu programme, the Prime Minister, who also holds the portfolio of Finance Minister, said the administration must strike a delicate balance between easing the people’s financial burden and ensuring the nation’s long-term fiscal health remains secure.
A long-running safety recall affecting certain Chevrolet and Saab models in Malaysia is entering its final phase, with authorities issuing a renewed reminder to owners to bring their vehicles in for inspection and replacement before the local support arrangement expires in December 2026. The campaign addresses potentially dangerous Takata airbag inflators, which pose a risk of rupture over time due to environmental exposure.
The latest vehicle registration data released by the Road Transport Department (JPJ) has revealed the sales performance for the month of June 2026, showing shifts in rankings, strong growth from some models, and a notable rebound in the overall market. After briefly losing its lead in May, the Perodua Bezza has bounced back to retake the top position, while the Honda City emerged as the month’s most improved performer, jumping several places up the chart.
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By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM4 months ago in Journal
