... profit growth and reserve levels: confident results will indicate the stability of the Korean banking system, while weaker figures will reflect the economic slowdown's impact on the financial sector. Fanuc Corp. – a Japanese manufacturer of industrial robots and machinery. Fanuc's results reflect the state of the global automation and machinery market. Demand for robotics depends on businesses' investments in modernization – automotive manufacturers and electronics are actively automating production....

... venture arena, signaling a renewed appetite for risk. The Japanese conglomerate SoftBank, having weathered the downturn, announced the launch of the $40 billion Vision Fund III, targeting advanced technologies, primarily artificial intelligence and robotics. Simultaneously, sovereign funds from Gulf countries have become more active, pouring billions of dollars into innovative projects and developing state mega-programs to support the startup sector, thereby forming their own tech hubs in the Middle ...

... conglomerate SoftBank is once again focusing on large-scale investments: Masayoshi Son has announced the formation of the Vision Fund III with a target size of approximately $40–50 billion, centered on advanced technologies (with an emphasis on AI and robotics). Sovereign wealth funds from the Persian Gulf countries have also become more active: they are funneling billions into tech projects and launching state mega-programs to develop the startup sector, creating their own tech hubs in the Middle ...

..., one of the largest rounds was secured by the Turkish gaming company Dream Games – approximately $1.25 billion for mobile game development. Significant investments were also attracted by European projects in defense, quantum technologies, energy, robotics, fintech, and other industries, indicating widespread diversification. Regional Shuffle: Within Europe, a symbolic leader change has occurred. For the first time in a decade, Germany has surpassed the United Kingdom in venture investment volume: ...

... risk. The Japanese conglomerate SoftBank is once again banking on large investments: Masayoshi Son announced the formation of Vision Fund III with a target size of about $40–50 billion, focusing on advanced technologies (with an emphasis on AI and robotics). Sovereign funds from Gulf countries have also ramped up: they are pouring billions of dollars into technology projects and launching state mega-programs to develop the startup sector, creating their own tech hubs in the Middle East. Concurrently,...