Economy

Google's rapid AI growth in search and cloud services has positioned it ahead of OpenAI. We examine what this shift means for the AI landscape and everyday users.

The EU's controversial 'Buy European' procurement policy threatens to fragment global supply chains. What does this mean for international trade and economic cooperation?

Bitcoin recovered above $71,000 after dropping below $70,000, but analysts say the move is driven by short covering rather than fresh demand, with stablecoin balances declining and spot market activity soft.

Tron founder Justin Sun publicly endorses Tron Inc's TRX accumulation strategy as the token outperforms bitcoin with only 1.3% decline this year versus BTC's 19% drop.

Most Chinese provinces lower 2026 growth targets, signaling shift from stimulus-driven to tech-focused development. What does this strategic pivot mean for global markets and trade?

Alphabet plans to double capex to $185B for AI infrastructure, but shares fell 3% as investors question profitability. The AI investment race reveals a growing tension between growth and returns.

Companies pour massive investments into AI technology, yet productivity data struggles to show measurable gains. This paradox reveals deeper questions about innovation measurement.

Bitcoin's sharp decline near the critical $70,000 resistance level reveals deeper market psychology and investor sentiment shifts in the crypto space.

After 3 months of inactivity, Bhutan's government moved 184 BTC to exchanges and trading firms amid market turmoil. A shift from hodling to active treasury management?

Trump's rare acknowledgment of discussing Taiwan with Xi Jinping raises fresh questions about US commitment to defending the tech powerhouse, as Taiwan faces mounting defense spending pressures and political opposition.

India launches a $166 million critical mineral recycling program to reduce dependence on China, targeting 40,000 tons of annual recovery. A deep dive into the geopolitical chess game reshaping global supply chains.

Hong Kong-listed Chinese tech stocks have fallen over 20% from their October peak, entering bear market territory amid VAT fears and global AI concerns. Some see this as a buying opportunity.