Economy

The House passed sweeping housing legislation with 390-9 support, but critics question if regulatory fixes can solve the real affordability crisis.

From OpenAI to Google, tech giants are flocking to India's AI summit. Behind the hype: 1.4 billion potential users and the world's cheapest AI talent pool

Google, Microsoft, and Meta lose hundreds of billions as investors question AI spending returns. The AI gold rush faces its first major reckoning with market fundamentals.

Animoca Brands secured a VASP license in Dubai, joining major exchanges in the emirate's push to become a digital asset hub. What this means for the global crypto landscape and regulatory competition.

A single trader's $540 million weekend sell-off triggered oversold conditions in Ethereum, but the rebound reveals crypto market's surprising resilience amid broader weakness.

Anthropic opens Bengaluru office as India AI revenue doubles. What this means for the global AI landscape and enterprise adoption.

Chinese wealth management platform Lufax admits to breaching listing regulations through undisclosed transactions and skipping shareholder approval, raising questions about Chinese fintech transparency.

European companies show strong earnings growth, but high valuations limit actual investor returns. Analysis of global investment strategy implications and market dynamics

Trump administration applies Venezuela's successful regime change playbook to Cuba, using oil blockades and economic pressure to target the 67-year communist government.

Russia processes $650 million in daily cryptocurrency trades, mostly unregulated, prompting government to draft comprehensive crypto legislation. Users pay $15 billion annually in fees to foreign platforms.

Sojitz expands Australian rare earth imports from 2 to 6 elements by 2027, adding samarium in April. Japan's supply chain diversification strategy challenges China's 80% market dominance

MicroStrategy claims it can survive bitcoin dropping to $8,000, but critics warn the strategy amounts to dumping risk onto retail investors while enriching Wall Street hedge funds.