Taiwan Semiconductor and Intel are two of the biggest names in semiconductors, but if you can only buy one of them this year, Taiwan Semiconductor is looking much more attractive than Intel. The semiconductor chip industry is, perhaps more than any other, a business sector on which the modern world is built. Whatever device you

The automotive world produces more than shiny paint jobs and roaring engines—sometimes it delivers sputtering, stalling, and soul-crushing repair bills. After sifting through mountains of owner complaints and reliability reports, a rogues’ gallery emerges of engines that make even seasoned mechanics weep. These aren’t just lemons; they’re entire orchards of disappointment disguised as horsepower. This

The TWZ Newsletter Weekly insights and analysis on the latest developments in military technology, strategy, and foreign policy. A new long-range anti-ship cruise missile in development in Japan can be seen executing a series of barrel rolls in an official video clip. The spiraling trajectory is intended to make the weapon, currently referred to as

Google The woman told police she was attacked in Sutton Lawn park in Nottinghamshire A man raped a “vulnerable” 18-year-old woman at a park after she had already been attacked by his friend, a court has heard. Sheraz Malik, 28, is on trial at Birmingham Crown Court accused of three counts of rape against the

These three catalysts could send XRP soaring this year. Every year, expectations are high for XRP (XRP 1.44%). Despite the fact that XRP has never traded higher than a price of $3.84, investors continually expect this high-risk, high-upside cryptocurrency to soar in price. Well, this could be the year that it finally happens. Three important

Sign up for the daily Inside Washington email for exclusive US coverage and analysis sent to your inbox Get our free Inside Washington email Get our free Inside Washington email The mother of a Venezuelan soldier who was killed when U.S. forces swept into Caracas earlier this month to capture the country’s deposed president, Nicolas

Pictures show people in lifejackets and warm layers disembarking from a Border Force boat in Dover, Kent on Monday. It is the third consecutive day of crossings, after Home Office figures recorded 455 people arriving over the weekend. People are taken to the Border Force compound in Dover (Gareth Fuller/PA) Some 317 people made the

Thomas Naadi,BBC Africa, Accra and Jean Otalor Cyber Security Authority The authorities released pictures of some of those found in the raids along with their equipment Ghana’s security forces have arrested nine Nigerians suspected of co-ordinating a host of cyber-crime activities from makeshift offices in and around the capital, Accra. Forty-four others, believed to be

Sign up for the daily Inside Washington email for exclusive US coverage and analysis sent to your inbox Get our free Inside Washington email Get our free Inside Washington email When Donald Trump took the oath of office one year ago, I was watching on a laptop screen in the White House briefing room while

Getty Images US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose fresh tariffs on eight allies that oppose his demands for control of Greenland. Last year, he placed taxes on goods reaching the US from countries around the world, arguing the move would boost American manufacturing and create jobs. Critics warned of higher prices and damage

Sofia Ferreira Santosand Alicia Curry GUARDIA CIVIL HANDOUT/EPA At least 39 people have died and dozens more have been injured after two high-speed trains collided in southern Spain, the country’s Civil Guard has said. The incident near the city of Córdoba has been described by local officials as Spain’s worst rail crash in more than

First, markets were talking about quantum computing, and then one of Wall Street’s top strategists stopped trusting Bitcoin. Now, a new argument is emerging that even aliens could trigger chaos in financial markets, and Bitcoin may be caught in the middle. Helen McCaw, a former senior analyst at the Bank of England (BoE), is warning

Adrienne MurrayBusiness reporter, Helsinki Aker Arctic Technology Finland leads the world when it comes to the design and construction of icebreakers As President Donald Trump continues to insist that the US needs to own Greenland, his wider focus on the Arctic region has seen Washington order new icebreakers. For these ships, which can sail through