Retail
In 2025, global retail giants like Walmart, Amazon, and Apple continue to dominate the revenue charts, but scale alone is no longer enough. The real battleground lies in how quickly these companies can adapt to shifting consumer values, tech disruption, and demographic headwinds.
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Generative AI isn’t just helping teams move faster, it’s reshaping what work looks like. From real-time content creation to AI-driven decision-making, the future of productivity is no longer searched for, it’s being generated.
search engine
While ChatGPT now handles over 1 billion daily queries, Google still dominates discovery with 13.7 billion. Today’s consumers don’t stick to one search engine, they move fluidly across platforms like TikTok, Amazon, YouTube, and Instagram to discover, compare, and decide.
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With global growth revised down to 2.8% for 2025, consumers are entering a new era of caution. From Germany to Kenya, the shopping cart has become a signal of economic sentiment and businesses that miss the shift risk being left behind.
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Despite reaching over 500 million users in India, WhatsApp Pay processed just few transactions The failure wasn’t due to lack of reach, but lack of focus.
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In the AI race, trust is emerging as the real competitive edge. The future won’t belong to those who collect the most data, but to those who use it wisely, transparently, and with respect for privacy.
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Satellite internet is redrawing the global connectivity map. With Star link reaching 5 million users and gaining ground in underserved regions.
Business
In 2024, global investment in energy transition tech hit $2.1 trillion, with clean energy leading at $270.1B. Capital is shifting from software to infrastructure, betting on the systems that will power tomorrow’s digital economy.
automobile
Robotaxis are rolling out globally, but adoption depends on trust. In China, consumers are embracing autonomous rides. In the U.S., safety concerns and skepticism are slowing momentum. The gap reveals how local attitudes shape the future of mobility.