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Bitcoin tumbles below $66,000 while oil surges 7% after Iran reportedly attacks Saudi Aramco refinery. Market tests crypto's safe-haven narrative amid Middle East escalation.
Berkshire Hathaway's new CEO Greg Abel expresses strong confidence in Japanese trading house investments despite Trump policy uncertainties, signaling long-term commitment to unique conglomerate model
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs hemorrhage $9 billion in four months as institutional investors abandon crypto. What this mass exodus means for the market's future.
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[email protected]Donald Trump has dramatically shifted from his first-term isolationist stance to embracing military interventionism. This analysis examines what drove this change and its global implications.
Australia considers new regulations targeting app stores and search engines as AI reshapes digital markets. What this means for Big Tech dominance and consumer choice in the age of algorithms.
As oil spiked 6% on U.S.-Iran conflict, Bitcoin fell 1% instead of rallying like gold. The 'digital gold' narrative faces its biggest credibility crisis yet.
Iran conflict escalates, oil prices surge $5/barrel, shipping routes disrupted. How geopolitical tensions directly impact your wallet and global supply chains
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[email protected]US-Israeli strikes on Iran create a complex calculus for China ahead of the planned Xi-Trump summit in Beijing, with energy security and geopolitical alliances at stake.
Brent crude surges past $80 as Iran closes Strait of Hormuz, triggering Asian stock selloff. What this means for your portfolio and energy bills.
Taiheiyo Cement uses AI to operate kilns as skilled workers retire. What this means for aging industrial economies worldwide.
Iran blocks Strait of Hormuz, sending Brent crude past $80. Japanese stocks plunge as Middle East crisis threatens global energy supplies and trade routes.
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[email protected]From Canada to Indonesia, middle powers that once thrived between the US and China are picking sides. What's driving this shift away from strategic ambiguity?