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President Trump's deployment of naval forces near Iran marks a shift from economic pressure to military positioning, raising questions about regional stability and global energy markets.
Toyota achieved record 10.5 million global vehicle sales in 2025, maintaining North American strength despite Trump tariffs while facing rising Chinese competition.
Tesla plans massive $20 billion capital spending spree to accelerate autonomous driving and robotaxi ambitions. Will this bold bet reshape transportation as we know it?
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[email protected]Oil prices surge 1.5% amid growing concerns of Iranian attack. Analyzing the geopolitical risks and market implications behind the numbers.
UAE's central bank approves USDU, the world's first central bank-sanctioned USD stablecoin, putting the Middle East ahead of US and EU in digital asset regulation.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's meeting with President Xi Jinping signals a potential thaw in strained UK-China relations, but challenges remain.
The EU-India free trade agreement benefits Renault, Skoda, and Stellantis, while German automakers remain heavily dependent on China despite new Indian opportunities
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[email protected]Bumble, Match, Panera Bread, and CrunchBase hit by cyberattacks. Why hackers are targeting diverse industries and what it means for data security.
Microsoft reported record quarterly revenue of $81.3 billion but shares fell 6% as AI infrastructure spending surged 66% to $37.5 billion, raising investor concerns about returns.
British PM's high-stakes visit to China with business leaders signals Europe's pivot amid Trump uncertainty. Can economic pragmatism overcome geopolitical tensions?
SK Hynix overtook Samsung in operating profit for the first time in 2025, driven by its dominance in AI memory chips. Here's the story behind the numbers.
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[email protected]India's informal workers are embracing smartphone job apps as startups and government expand digital platforms into construction and other blue-collar sectors, transforming traditional hiring practices.