She Trained to Become a Doctor. Then Iman Abuzeid Decided Healthcare Hiring Was Broken — and Built a Company to Fix It

SATURDAY ABE FOUNDERS | September 12, 2026 Iman Abuzeid had already completed the kind of education that usually determines the rest of a person’s career. She had trained as a doctor in London. Medicine ran through her family. Becoming a physician offered prestige, stability and a clear professional path. After years of medical school, the…

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China’s Robot Boom Just Hit the Stock Market — And Investors Went Crazy

  ABE NEWS | WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 2026 A robot can run, dance, box and perform martial arts. That’s impressive. But on Wednesday, China’s best-known humanoid robot maker did something completely different: It sent investors into a frenzy. Unitree Robotics made its stock-market debut on Shanghai’s STAR Market, with shares priced at 150.80 yuan. They…

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Trump Renames Lake Ontario “Lake America” as Feud With Canada Escalates

  ABE NEWS | August 27, 2026 One of North America’s five Great Lakes has suddenly become the latest battleground in the deteriorating relationship between the United States and Canada. U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday directing the American federal government to rename Lake Ontario as “Lake America,” turning what had been…

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China’s Corporate Champions Could Be Heading to Washington — Putting Business at the Center of the U.S.–China Relationship

 ABE NEWS | SEPTEMBER 18, 2026 When Chinese President Xi Jinping arrives in Washington next week, some of the most consequential people accompanying him may not be diplomats. Washington and Beijing are finalizing plans for a potential delegation of major Chinese business leaders to join Xi during his state visit, according to Reuters. Companies under…

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THE WEEK IN BUSINESS: Records, Oil, Inflation and a World That Refuses to Slow Down

  The world gave investors plenty of reasons to worry this week. Oil remained expensive. The Strait of Hormuz remained severely disrupted. Washington and Tehran remained far apart. Long-term U.S. borrowing costs flashed warning signs. Consumers showed signs of becoming more cautious. And businesses continued trying to figure out what an increasingly unpredictable global economy…

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Europe Just Got a New Route to Space — German Startup Isar Aerospace Reaches Orbit in Historic Launch

  ABE NEWS | September 6, 2026 Europe’s effort to rebuild its independent access to space reached an important milestone this weekend after German startup Isar Aerospace successfully sent its Spectrum rocket into orbit from northern Norway, becoming the first commercial European company to place satellites into orbit with its own launch vehicle. The rocket…

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