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Business4/2/2026, 1:28:38 AM

The Oracle’s Second Act: Buffett Revives the $19 Million Power Lunch with a Cultural Twist

Warren Buffett is restarting his famous charity lunch auction at age 95, partnering with NBA star Stephen Curry to raise funds for the GLIDE Foundation. The event marks a significant return for the high-priced tradition that has historically captivated global business elites, particularly Chinese entrepreneurs, while Buffett continues to emphasize long-term industrial investment over market speculation.

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Business4/2/2026, 1:28:37 AM

The Great EV Bifurcation: Leapmotor and Li Auto Lead China’s Electric Resurgence

China’s new energy vehicle market saw a powerful rebound in March, with Leapmotor and Li Auto leading a surge in deliveries while tech giant Xiaomi rapidly scaled its production. The results underscore a growing market bifurcation, as electric vehicles benefit from policy support and technological innovation while traditional gasoline-powered cars continue to lose market share.

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Business4/2/2026, 1:28:34 AM

China’s Two-Wheeled Disruption: How Zhang Xue Upended Global Superbike Racing and the A-Share Market

Zhang Xue Locomotive’s historic double victory at the WSBK in Portugal marks a watershed moment for Chinese high-performance manufacturing. The win has triggered a surge in related A-share stocks and cemented founder Zhang Xue as a cultural icon, often dubbed the 'Lei Jun' of the motorcycle industry for his disruptive business model and technical ambition.

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World4/2/2026, 1:27:59 AM

Diminishing Returns: The Costly Obsession with the Pentagon’s Aging Tomahawk Arsenal

The U.S. military is facing scrutiny for spending millions on life-extension contracts for aging Tomahawk missiles despite rising reports of failure and the availability of cheaper drone alternatives. As maintenance costs per unit approach initial procurement prices, the strategic value of these legacy systems is being questioned in the face of new, low-cost asymmetric technologies.