Economy

Meta is passing Europe's digital taxes directly to advertisers. What this means for marketers, policymakers, and the future of digital ad costs globally.

Oracle's CEO named Cerebras alongside Nvidia and AMD on its earnings call. For a startup that nearly botched its IPO over a single-customer problem, this could change everything.

Middle East conflict is disrupting global diesel markets, threatening supply chains, food prices, and economic growth. Here's what's at stake — and who pays the price.

Global Brain partners with Techstars to launch a $200M fund targeting non-Japanese startups. The move reveals more about Japan's startup ecosystem than it does about any single deal.

Yen bearish options hit a six-week high as Iran conflict uncertainty pushes oil prices up, complicating the BOJ's rate path. What the yen's 53-year purchasing power low means for global investors.

Oil prices are whipsawing on mixed signals about the Strait of Hormuz. With 20% of global seaborne oil flowing through a 39km chokepoint, here's what's actually at stake—and for whom.

Nippon Steel is raising steel sheet prices 10% from May shipments—its first hike in two years. What's driving it, who wins, who loses, and what it means for global supply chains.

Argentina's Javier Milei is pitching investors with real fiscal results. As emerging markets get a fresh look, the question isn't whether the numbers work — it's who pays for them.

Soaring US fuel prices are rippling through the entire economy — from grocery bills to airline tickets. Here's who pays, who profits, and what the Fed can do about it.

The US is embedding economic power into its security architecture, forcing companies to rethink supply chains not as logistics problems but as geopolitical declarations.

Bank of America hired four senior tech bankers from rivals to capture more AI-era M&A fees. What does this talent war signal about where the deals are heading?

Rising gasoline prices and stock market volatility are squeezing US consumers across the income spectrum as geopolitical conflict drags on. Here's who pays, and how.