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Crypto Controversy: Trump’s Gala Dinner Incentive Sends Meme Coin Tumultuously Higher

Amazon Sellers Pass Tariff Shock to Shoppers as Trump’s China Duties Bite

Tariff Truce Beckons as Bessent Warns Levies Threaten US-China Commerce

Trump Announces Direct Xi Call and Presses Ahead with Tariff Negotiations

Tariff Shock: U.S. Consumers Face Surging Prices and Empty Shelves Under Trump’s Trade Policies

25% Tariffs Could Add $51 Billion to U.S. Drug Costs and Raise Prices by Nearly 13%

Major Corporates Across Energy, Mining, Automotive and Steel Turn to White Hydrogen Fuel

Wall Street’s Week Ahead: Big Tech Earnings Poised to Shape Market Trajectory

BRICS Nations Forge Unified Strategy to Counter Trump’s Trade Offensive

Amazon Takes on Starlink with First Kuiper Satellites

White House Moves to Cushion U.S. Auto Industry from Tariffs

Deutsche Bank’s Q1 Profit Surges 39% as Tariff Uncertainties Cast a Long Shadow

Companies
Toyota's Daihatsu Will Stop Shipping Any Cars As A Result Of An Expanding Safety Controversy

Toyota's Daihatsu Will Stop Shipping Any Cars As A Result Of An Expanding Safety Controversy

The largest manufacturer in Japan, Toyota Motor, announced on Wednesday that its Daihatsu division will stop shipping all of its cars after a safety scandal probe discovered problems with 64 models, nearly two dozen of which were sold under the Toyota name.   Daihatsu has been the subject of...
How Swiss Authorities Mishandled Their Oversight Of Credit Suisse

How Swiss Authorities Mishandled Their Oversight Of Credit Suisse

The governor of the Swiss central bank intended to nationalise Credit Suisse and infuse 50 billion Swiss francs ($57.6 billion) into the firm about six months before it was sold to competitor UBS in a weekend rescue, according to reports quoting people with firsthand knowledge of the...
A Patent Disagreement Forces Apple To Stop Selling Series 9 Ultra 2 Smartwatches In The US

A Patent Disagreement Forces Apple To Stop Selling Series 9 Ultra 2 Smartwatches In The US

As it handles a patent dispute over the technology that powers the blood oxygen feature on the devices, Apple has announced that it would be pausing sales of its Series 9 and Ultra 2 smartwatches in the United States starting this week.   The action follows an October order from the U.S....
Shein Puts Pressure On H&M To Target Affluent Customers

Shein Puts Pressure On H&M To Target Affluent Customers

Pop legend Cher, Swedish singer Robyn, and South Korean DJ Peggy Gou entertained a group of stars and models, including Jared Leto, Elle Fanning, and Irina Shayk, at the Silencio nightclub during Paris Fashion Week.   They were all dressed in glittering ensembles from H&M's most recent...
China's iPhone Ban Gets Tougher—Bloomberg News

China's iPhone Ban Gets Tougher—Bloomberg News

According to Bloomberg News, which cited sources familiar with the situation on Friday, more Chinese government agencies and state-backed businesses nationwide have instructed their employees to refrain from bringing Apple iPhones and other foreign gadgets to work.   China has been working...
Google Is Introducing New AI Health Models And Physicians Are Utilising Them - Here Is How

Google Is Introducing New AI Health Models And Physicians Are Utilising Them - Here Is How

Google has unveiled MedLM, a collection of new AI models tailored to the healthcare industry that will assist academics and physicians in conducting intricate investigations, summarising patient-provider interactions, and other tasks.   Google's latest attempt to monetize AI technologies for...
Intel CEO Says Company Prepared To Go It Alone In Chip Production

Intel CEO Says Company Prepared To Go It Alone In Chip Production

According to Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, the corporation does not intend to spin out its contract chip manufacturing division.   Under Gelsinger's leadership, Intel's manufacturing division is now housed under Intel Foundry Services (IFS), a division that runs as an internal business. According...
A Lack Of Autopilot Safeguards Prompts Tesla To Recall Almost All Of Its Cars On US Roads

A Lack Of Autopilot Safeguards Prompts Tesla To Recall Almost All Of Its Cars On US Roads

Due to safety concerns raised by a federal safety authority, Tesla is recalling more than 2 million cars in the United States to install additional protections in its Autopilot advanced driver-assistance system.   Almost all cars on American roads appear to be covered by the biggest-ever...
China Chip Company Escapes Biden's Crackdown Thanks To US Tech And Funding

China Chip Company Escapes Biden's Crackdown Thanks To US Tech And Funding

China's top sanctioned chipmaker owns a portion of a Chinese chip designer who is buying American software and has financial support from the United States. These links highlight the challenges Washington confronts in enforcing new regulations intended to prevent American funding of Beijing's...
Google, Meta, And Qualcomm Combine To Advocate For Open Digital Ecosystems

Google, Meta, And Qualcomm Combine To Advocate For Open Digital Ecosystems

In reaction to new EU tech regulations, Alphabet's Google, Meta Platforms, Qualcomm, and seven other major companies joined forces on Wednesday to advocate for open digital ecosystems. This move may also blunt the edge of potential future laws.   The group, which goes by the name Coalition...
How Shein Invented Fast-Fashion 2.0 And Outgrew H&M And Zara

How Shein Invented Fast-Fashion 2.0 And Outgrew H&M And Zara

Investor attention will be drawn to two key questions when Inditex, the company that owns Zara, and H&M reveal their latest sales figures: how are the two fast-fashion pioneers reacting to Shein, the current market leader?   Shein is well-positioned for an IPO and has a high valuation....
Despite There Being No Price On Carbon Worldwide, Certain Businesses Establish Their Own

Despite There Being No Price On Carbon Worldwide, Certain Businesses Establish Their Own

More and more multinational corporations are pricing or charging themselves for every metric tonne of carbon emissions they produce in an effort to influence their business practices and investment decisions in light of potential future pollution taxes and other climate regulations.   They...
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World

WHO Faces Major Budget Cuts: The Impact on Global Health

WHO Faces Major Budget Cuts: The Impact on Global Health
The World Health Organization (WHO) is bracing for significant financial cuts, signaling a major shift in global health governance. A proposed 21% reduction in its budget is expected to reshape its...

UK Detects First Case of Bird Flu in a Sheep, Stoking Fears of Spread

UK Detects First Case of Bird Flu in a Sheep, Stoking Fears of Spread
In an unprecedented development, UK authorities have confirmed the first-ever case of bird flu (H5N1) in a sheep. The case was detected in northern England, where routine monitoring of farmed...

2024: A Year Marked By Escalating Climate Extremes

2024: A Year Marked By Escalating Climate Extremes
In 2024, the global community faced unprecedented climate challenges, with human-induced climate change significantly intensifying extreme weather events. A comprehensive analysis by World Weather...

First Severe Human Bird Flu Case In U.S. Highlights Growing Health Concerns; Emergency Declared

First Severe Human Bird Flu Case In U.S. Highlights Growing Health Concerns; Emergency Declared
The United States has reported its first severe human case of bird flu in 2024, involving a Louisiana resident who is hospitalized in critical condition. This marks a significant shift in the ongoing...

Methane Emissions From Tropical Wetlands: A Growing Threat To Global Climate Goals

Methane Emissions From Tropical Wetlands: A Growing Threat To Global Climate Goals
Tropical wetlands, long known for their ability to absorb vast amounts of carbon, are now emerging as a major contributor to methane emissions, significantly complicating global efforts to tackle...

People

Trump Declines Further Debates As Harris Emerges As Debate Winner In Polls

Trump Declines Further Debates As Harris Emerges As Debate Winner In Polls
Republican nominee and former U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Thursday that he would not participate in a third presidential debate against his Democratic rival, Vice President Kamala...

Kamala Harris Targets GOP Economic Criticism With New Policy Proposals

Kamala Harris Targets GOP Economic Criticism With New Policy Proposals
Vice President Kamala Harris on Friday presented a comprehensive economic policy agenda aimed at countering criticisms from Republicans and addressing key middle-class concerns. Speaking in Raleigh,...

Musk Gives To An Organisation That Supports Trump's Election: Bloomberg

Musk Gives To An Organisation That Supports Trump's Election: Bloomberg
According to a Bloomberg story quoting sources, billionaire Elon Musk, who has been criticising US President Joe Biden more and more, has contributed to a political organisation that aims to elect...

New Study Finds People Who Were Class Bullies Could Make Higher Incomes In Their Middle Age

New Study Finds People Who Were Class Bullies Could Make Higher Incomes In Their Middle Age
A recent study challenges the widely held belief that school bullies would eventually get their comeuppance by indicating that they are likely to end up with greater earnings. The Institute for...

In A New York Corporate Fraud Lawsuit, Trump Slapped Fines And Interest Of $454 Million

In A New York Corporate Fraud Lawsuit, Trump Slapped Fines And Interest Of $454 Million
A New York judge ruled in the former president's civil business fraud trial on Friday, ordering him to pay a total of approximately $454 million in penalties.   According to an attorney...