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03.10.26 - 17:30
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Nitrite-free bacon sales boom in UK amid fears over curing chemicals (The Guardian)
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Shoppers are switching from traditional product despite little evidence alternative is saferBacon has long been a favourite of carnivores, but there is growing consumer concern about the health risks posed by nitrites, chemicals used to cure meats.While many experts argue there is no evidence processed meat made without nitrites is safer, retailers have responded to consumer concerns by offering “nitrite-free” products to meet demand. Continue reading......
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03.10.26 - 10:00
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Wuhan joins major Chinese cities in shift towards completed-home sales (SCMP)
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A complete supply-side transformation of China's housing market is likely to take precedence over any immediate revival in homebuyer demand following Wuhan's overhaul of new-home sales, according to property analysts.
Wuhan, capital of the central Chinese province of Hubei, is the fourth major economic hub – after Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou – to encourage a broader transition towards completed-home sales.
“These measures do not directly stimulate demand, but they will drive a structural......
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03.10.26 - 04:06
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Synopsys reshapes EDA, IP business models as AI shifts revenue from seats to customer output (Digitimes)
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Synopsys is reshaping how it monetizes its two core businesses, electronic design automation (EDA) and semiconductor IP, as AI transforms engineering workflows. Announcements at the company's 2026 Investor Day in New York, including new partnerships with OpenAI and Amazon, point to revenue models increasingly tied to customer consumption, design outcomes, and eventual chip shipments rather than primarily to engineer seats or upfront licensing....
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