Concerns about the “Scattered Spider” hacking group’s interest in the aviation industry are being raised by tech firms Google and Palo Alto Networks. On Friday,
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Trump-linked World Liberty Financial secures $100m from a UAE fund to fuel DeFi growth.
A United Arab Emirates-based fund has bought $100 million worth of digital tokens issued by World Liberty Financial, the crypto venture of U.S. President Donald Trump‘s family,
The UK government establishes a panel to address sovereign debt in developing nations.
To help emerging nations make their sovereign debt more manageable and maintain access to private investment, the British government has formed a coalition that brings
Oil price surges, inflation, and tariffs cripple the global economy after the US bombs Iran’s nuclear sites.
As they evaluated how the most recent escalation of hostilities would affect the world economy, investors warned that a U.S. attack on Iranian nuclear sites
Google’s appeal of a $4.7 billion EU antitrust fine in the Android case faces a setback.
Google’s quest to reverse a multibillion-dollar European Union antitrust penalty concerning Android was severely hampered Thursday when the legal adviser for a high court sided
Texas Instruments plans a $60 billion US investment to produce foundational chips.
As President Donald Trump pressures businesses to increase U.S. investments, Texas Instruments announced on Wednesday that it would invest more than $60 billion to build
Amazon commits $10 billion to a data center and AI campus in North Carolina.
In an enormous boost to an area where much textile and garment employment vanished a generation ago, Amazon intends to invest $10 billion to construct
Toyota will take forklift-maker private in a $33 billion landmark unwinding of cross-shareholding deal.
The companies announced on Tuesday that Toyota Motor will take forklift maker Toyota Industries, private in a $33 billion deal. The companies said that going
US life insurers moved $800 billion in reserves to private equity firms between 2019 and 2024
A recent Moody’s Ratings research states that between 2019 and 2024, U.S. life insurers transferred close to $800 billion in reserves to overseas affiliates as
HSBC shuts down US business to focus on Asian and Middle Eastern markets.
As part of its ongoing efforts to streamline operations and concentrate on the markets in Asia and the Middle East, HSBC is withdrawing its business
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