Economy

The Trump administration explores linking security assurances to peace deals requiring Ukraine to cede territory. What precedent would this set for global conflicts?

NATO is ramping up military exercises in the Arctic as climate change opens new sea routes. The melting ice cap is creating a new geopolitical battleground that could reshape global power dynamics.

India and EU finalize massive trade agreement amid Trump tariffs. US calls it 'financing war against themselves' as global trade realigns away from America-first policies.

Ford and GM are reportedly in talks to provide rescue financing for First Brands, highlighting critical supply chain vulnerabilities in the automotive industry and their broader implications.

Micron invests $24 billion in Singapore NAND expansion as AI-driven memory shortages persist through 2027. Analysis of the strategic implications for global semiconductor supply chains and competitive dynamics.

Trump signals 25% tariffs on Korean cars, up from 15%. Korea counters with a $350 billion US investment bill. Hyundai rebounds after initial 4.8% drop, but the real battle is just beginning.

As Bitcoin extends its decline ahead of Fed decision and Big Tech earnings, gold and silver surge to record highs, revealing crypto's identity crisis as a risk asset rather than safe haven.

Survey of 1,000+ hotel workers reveals what guests take most. Beyond petty theft lies a complex web of consumer psychology and hospitality industry cost structures that reshape how we think about service pricing.

AI-driven memory chip shortage forces electronics makers to cut forecasts and strip components from warehouse stock. Consumer device prices set to rise as supply crunch intensifies.

Trip.com co-founder James Liang's push for financial incentives to boost China's birth rate reveals deeper economic anxieties about the world's second-largest economy.

Korean automaker stocks recovered from sharp early losses following Trump's tariff comments. What this volatility reveals about market resilience and the future of global auto trade.

Chinese tech giants led by Alibaba are launching AI glasses globally, intensifying competition with Meta and Samsung in the emerging wearable market.