Economy

Palantir's stock jumped 21% after crushing Q3 earnings expectations. But the real story isn't just about numbers—it's about who wins in the AI-powered data economy.

EIB survey reveals European companies are adapting well to US tariffs but face greater obstacles from internal EU regulations and bureaucracy, questioning the reality of the single market.

Asian chipmakers plan record $136bn spending spree while smaller suppliers hike prices for first time in years, signaling higher costs for consumer electronics

NY Fed President Williams suggests rate cuts remain possible but avoids addressing Iran war implications. What's behind the Fed's strategic silence on geopolitical risks?

Syria has deployed thousands of troops to its border with Lebanon following Israel's withdrawal, creating a new power dynamic in the region. What does this military buildup really mean?

Jamie Dimon says stablecoin issuers paying interest should face bank-level regulation, clashing with Coinbase CEO as Washington debates crypto rules

Trump's election victory sends Big Tech soaring, with Nvidia reclaiming top spot and Palantir jumping 20%. But the US-China chip war is about to get much uglier.

NEAR co-founder predicts AI agents will become blockchain's primary users, hiding wallets and transaction hashes behind natural language interfaces that make crypto invisible to humans.

Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz disrupts a fifth of global oil supply, but the strategy risks alienating key allies like China and Gulf neighbors while driving up energy costs worldwide.

As the CLARITY Act stalls in Congress, Trump's SEC pick Paul Atkins could reshape crypto regulation through executive action—but will it stick?

Jim Cramer keeps cash reserves tight despite Middle East turmoil, betting on oversold bounces while others panic-sell. Is this calculated patience or dangerous optimism?

Wars rage in the Middle East, yet oil prices remain surprisingly stable. We explore the new rules of the global energy game and what it means for your wallet.