A social media account connected to China’s state broadcaster CCTV announced on Monday that China, Japan, and South Korea have decided to retaliate against U.S.
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Elon Musk sells X to xAI in a combined $113 billion all-stock deal.
Elon Musk said on Friday that he has sold social media site X to his own xAI artificial intelligence business in a $33 billion all-stock
Europe scrambles to develop critical minerals to curb dependence on China.
On Thursday, a senior European Union official toured a key metals facility in central Greece following the bloc’s announcement of ambitions to lessen its reliance
Trump’s 25% tariff on imported autos will generate $100 billion annually to bridge the budget deficit.
The White House argues that President Donald Trump’s announcement on Wednesday that he would impose 25% tariffs on auto imports will encourage home manufacturing, but
Canadian steel and aluminum plants are hit by US tariffs, as hundreds of workers are laid off.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs have resulted in the layoff of hundreds of Canadian workers, many of whom were employed in the steel and aluminum
South Korea’s Hyundai to invest $20 billion in the US as Trump tariff bites.
A $20 billion investment in the United States is scheduled to be announced by South Korea’s Hyundai Motor Group at the White House on Monday,
Trump’s regulatory freeze and job cuts are disrupting the $350 billion US fishing industry.
President Donald Trump’s regulatory freeze has caused chaos and uncertainty in several profitable American fisheries, increasing the risk of a delayed start to the fishing
Barclays wins 2 US securities fraud lawsuits for a $17.7 billion issuance blunder.
Barclays won two U.S. securities fraud lawsuits involving the British bank’s illegal selling of $17.7 billion more securities than U.S. regulators permitted, which were dismissed
Flight chaos worldwide as a massive fire closes London’s Heathrow.
The busiest flight hub in Europe was forced to shut down all day Friday due to a large fire near London’s Heathrow Airport, causing hundreds
ECB, to protect its standing and reputation, will audit the Feb 28 payment outage.
Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank, announced Thursday that the bank will hire a big auditing company to look into an outage that
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