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The US antitrust agency sues Meta to force the spinoff of WhatsApp and Instagram.
Silicon Valley billionaire tech executives have sided with Trump, causing a rift with workers.
Argentina seals a $12 billion IMF accord and lifts most of capital controls.
Trump’s tariffs threaten to end American shoppers’ 25-year history of purchasing cheap goods.
Seven days that Trump’s tariff pushed the global economy to the brink of chaos and then retreated.
Trump’s trade war triggers China’s retaliatory tariff hike to 84% from 34%.
Blackstone will invest $11 billion in European property despite market turmoil.
Trump’s tariffs disrupt the global trading system amid market decline.
Trump tariffs induced global turmoil, forcing over 50 countries into trade talks with the US.
The US starts collecting Trump’s new 10% tariff, causing a $5 trillion loss in S&P 500 value.
The chairman of the continent’s development bank stated that for Africa to avoid a lost decade, the continent needs faster debt restructurings, more advantageous loan
European banking executives express worries that the rise in artificial intelligence will make banks more reliant on large US tech companies, posing new risks to
As part of a syndicated $3.3 billion crude oil-backed prepayment facility, Afreximbank has released $925 million to Nigeria’s state-owned NNPC, the African trade bank announced
May saw foreign portfolio inflows into emerging markets for the seventh consecutive month as a result of investors flooding the market with bonds; but, the
A deal that may see Disney invest $17 billion on its Florida resort and pave the way for the opening of a fifth sizable theme
Volvo Cars is introducing the first-ever EV battery passport in the world, which will track the source of components, recycled materials, raw materials, and carbon
On Monday, Toyota Chairman Akio Toyoda issued an apology for widespread cheating on certification tests for seven different car models, while the company also halted
The top labor unions in Nigeria went on strike on Monday, demanding a pay hike amid the greatest cost of living crisis in decades. Major
A bill in the Senate indicates that Nigerian politicians are attempting to curtail the central bank’s authority over economic policy by suggesting the formation of
Saudi Arabia said on Friday that it will sell a second tranche of billion-dollar shares in its state oil company, Aramco. This is the country’s
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