Economy

Global investors maintain ultra-bullish sentiment while simultaneously warning companies are overinvesting. This paradox reveals deeper market tensions that could reshape your portfolio.

India discusses age-based social media restrictions, potentially impacting Meta, Google, and hundreds of millions of users. Analysis of global regulatory momentum and market implications.

U.S. layoffs surged 205% in January 2026, but only 7% cited AI as the cause. Are executives using 'AI-washing' to mask management failures? An investigation into corporate America's newest blame game.

Bitcoin's correlation with Nasdaq flips from negative to positive as crypto follows tech selloff, raising questions about its role as portfolio diversifier

Bangladesh's BNP won a landslide victory, but rising Islamic fundamentalism and economic uncertainty threaten long-term stability. International investors face new risks in South Asia's strategic market.

Steak 'n Shake reports dramatic sales growth and 50% fee savings nine months after accepting bitcoin payments, creating a self-reinforcing cycle that funds employee bonuses through crypto revenue.

Bank investigations reveal secret investment structures behind Adani Group's rise. Complex offshore entities and hidden associates challenge the transparency of one of Asia's largest conglomerates.

India's Adani Group announces $100 billion investment in AI data centers by 2035, partnering with Google and Microsoft to position India as Asia's AI hub amid US-China tech rivalry.

Bitcoin's panic gauge plummeted from 100% to 52%, yet price remains stuck near $68K. ETF outflows and tepid derivatives metrics reveal the real demand problem.

India's Adani Group announces $100 billion investment in AI data centers by 2035, aiming to build the world's largest integrated platform. What this means for global AI competition.

China's high-speed rail network facilitates the world's largest human migration with 4 billion annual passengers. Exploring the economic and social implications of this massive infrastructure project.

UK regulator considers allowing Chinese accounting standards for London listings after Starmer's China visit, aiming to compete with Zurich and Frankfurt. A bold move with complex implications for investors and market integrity.