Economy

Bitcoin has been trapped in a $85K-$95K range for three weeks. Will the Fed's rate decision and Tesla earnings provide the catalyst for a breakout? Analyzing crypto's next move.

British AI video startup Synthesia raised $200M led by Google's GV and Nvidia, doubling its valuation from $2.1B to $4B in just 12 months amid the AI investment boom.

As AI companies face 50+ copyright lawsuits, the battle over training data could reshape how artificial intelligence is built and who profits from it.

Trump threatens 100% tariffs on Canada if it makes deals with China, signaling a new era where geopolitical loyalty trumps economic logic in global trade.

Despite AI's rapid advancement, human skills remain irreplaceable. The future economy will be defined by human-AI collaboration, not replacement. Exploring what makes humans uniquely valuable.

While the Supreme Court weighs reciprocal tariffs, Trump deploys national security duties that could disrupt $621 billion worth of Asian trade if fully implemented.

Despite US winter production disruptions, oil prices remain stable as supply concerns create a complex balancing act in global energy markets.

The Financial Times' perspective on Trump's return reveals a deeper truth about American democracy. The questions voters asked were right, but is the chosen solution correct? An analysis of economic policies and social divisions.

China's unprecedented military purge reaches highest ranks as Zhang Youxia faces investigation. Short-term Taiwan invasion risk may decrease, but long-term dangers could intensify under Xi's consolidated control.

Japanese stocks plummet as rapid yen appreciation hits exporters while PM Takaichi's falling approval ratings fuel snap election uncertainty, creating a perfect storm for markets.

Alibaba's Quark AI glasses gain traction among Chinese consumers as domestic manufacturers prepare to take on global tech giants with hardware innovation, AI capabilities, and competitive pricing strategies.

Gold's breakthrough above $5,000 signals a regime shift while Bitcoin remains stuck near $87K due to supply overhang and weak participation. What does this divergence mean for investors?