A US trade agreement with South Korea now includes $8.4 billion for an oil recovery project, President Donald Trump announced on Friday. “The Republic of
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Broadcom backs Anthropic with a $42 billion chip-leasing deal.
Anthropic’s IPO prospectus highlights deep ties with several major technology corporations, with semiconductor giant Broadcom emerging as a uniquely critical partner. Unlike investors like Amazon,
EU spent €18 billion to subsidize and stabilize volatile energy prices in 2026.
The European Commission stated in a note that governments in the European Union spent €17.9 billion this year to mitigate the impact of rising oil
UK PM Burnham slams Brexit for economic slump and migrant spike, eyes EU rejoin.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham reiterated his claim that Brexit has “done more harm than good” on Wednesday, saying that Britain should think about options for
IPO filing: Anthropic warns investors that advanced AI could cause potential human extinction.
During its initial public offering (IPO), Anthropic intends to warn prospective investors that developing AI could pose “catastrophic or existential risks to humanity,” an unprecedented
AmEx global network hits 190M+ merchant locations
American Express has expanded its global network to over 190 million merchant locations, more than doubling its international acceptance over the last four years. This
Trump-Xi Summit: US and China trade $30B in mutual tariff cuts.
In an agreement anticipated to increase bilateral commerce, the United States and China on Monday revealed reciprocal lists of goods worth around $30 billion each
Brazilian giant Nubank targets a blockbuster £10B takeover of British digital bank Monzo.
Brazil’s Nubank is in early talks with British digital bank Monzo about a possible merger, with Monzo valued between £8 billion and £10 billion ($10.60
Azerbaijan signs historic $10B+ investment deals.
At an international symposium in Baku, Azerbaijan unveiled several energy projects and signed agreements worth over $10 billion in prospective investment, according to a presidential
Europe deploys subsidies, tax cuts, and policy pauses to fight soaring fuel costs.
Governments throughout Europe are creating subsidies, tariffs, and policy changes to protect their economies, businesses, and increasingly resentful populations from record gasoline and diesel costs
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