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11/04/2025

Singaporean billionaire Goh Cheng Liang, founder of Nipsea (the company behind Nippon Paint), just pulled a move that shocked everyone 😳

He reportedly left his $13.2 billion fortune entirely to his grandchildren, cutting out his own children from the will. According to reports, it was intentional, part of his belief that “wealth skips a generation.” He wanted his legacy to give the next generation a fresh start, free from the entitlement he believed great wealth can create.

His kids didn’t get the cash, but they still control the company through voting rights. Basically, grandpa made sure the money went down a generation while the power stayed with the parents.

The decision has Asia’s business world divided, with some calling it a brilliant legacy move and others calling it cold-blooded. What do you think?

11/04/2025

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11/04/2025

China’s scientists have announced a major leap forward in energy storage technology with the creation of a graphene-based battery that can fully charge in just five minutes while lasting four times longer than standard lithium-ion cells. This innovation uses graphene’s ultra-efficient electrical conductivity to move energy faster and more safely, solving one of the biggest challenges in modern electronics — slow charging and overheating.

Graphene, a one-atom-thick sheet of carbon arranged in a honeycomb lattice, allows the battery to operate with near-zero resistance. Unlike lithium-ion designs, which can degrade over time or pose fire risks, graphene batteries remain cool and stable even under heavy use. During tests, the cells retained over 90% of their capacity after thousands of charging cycles, showing unprecedented longevity and reliability.

If mass production scales successfully, this technology could transform electric vehicles, smartphones, and renewable energy systems. A five-minute recharge could make long charging waits obsolete, pushing the world closer to an era of instant energy access — faster, cleaner, and far more sustainable than anything before it.