Economy

Silver trading volume nears $1 billion on Hyperliquid, surpassing SOL and XRP. What does this shift toward traditional assets on crypto infrastructure mean for the market?

Meta prepares to launch paid subscriptions across Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, featuring expanded AI capabilities and Manus acquisition integration to recoup massive AI investments.

Temu and Shein suspend operations in Turkey as Ankara scraps duty-free online trade, marking another front in the global pushback against Chinese e-tailers.

Nike eliminates 775 US jobs while accelerating automation investments. What this means for the future of work and consumer prices.

Microsoft wins unanimous approval for 15 new data centers in Wisconsin, valued at over $13 billion, as AI demand drives infrastructure race.

Japan-China tensions drive gallium and tungsten prices to historic peaks as Beijing's export restrictions reshape global supply chains and industrial strategies.

Trump administration considers allowing 401(k) withdrawals for home purchases. A game-changing policy or a dangerous gamble with America's retirement security?

Beyond the headlines, discover which industries and leaders emerged as the biggest winners from the World Economic Forum's annual gathering in Davos 2026.

Chinese travelers are abandoning traditional group tours for independent trips to Vietnam, reshaping Southeast Asian tourism as Thailand faces uncertainty and Japan tensions persist.

Apple's Cook, Amazon's Jassy attend White House screening as federal agents kill nurse in Minneapolis, contrasting sharply with 2020 George Floyd response from tech leaders.

PM Takaichi's snap election offers Japan a rare chance to break free from three decades of failed economic policies. Market and global perspectives reveal what's really at stake.

Japan's largest financial group MUFG deploys AI assistants as formal employees, handling everything from speech writing to training new hires. Is this the future of work or a threat to human employment?