Economy

Surging AI data center power demands expose US grid limitations, threatening AI leadership and reshaping tech investment strategies

With Trump's return and rising protectionism globally, economic nationalism is becoming the new normal. What this means for investors, supply chains, and the global economy.

Jack Dorsey blames AI efficiency for massive layoffs, but the real threat may be stablecoins compressing the fee structure that built fintech fortunes.

Polymarket bettors appear to have insider-traded ZachXBT's investigation reveal, with one wallet turning $0.14 shares into $411K profit before Axiom was named.

The Federal Reserve challenges Justice Department subpoenas in an unprecedented legal showdown that tests the boundaries between monetary independence and democratic accountability.

China's e-CNY usage skyrocketed 800% as Beijing challenges the US-dominated global monetary system. But beneath the impressive numbers lies a more complex story of state-driven adoption versus genuine market demand.

Japanese public pensions slash JGB holdings to 19% as yields climb, signaling deeper concerns about fiscal sustainability and creating ripple effects across global bond markets.

Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee forecasts several rate cuts in 2026 while emphasizing a measured approach. What this means for markets, borrowers, and the broader economy.

Real estate mogul Grant Cardone announces plans to tokenize his $5 billion portfolio, potentially reshaping how Americans invest in property. But regulatory hurdles remain.

Netflix abandons Warner Bros Discovery bid as Paramount Skydance's superior offer reshapes the streaming landscape. What this mega-deal means for content wars.

Japan government becomes largest Rapidus shareholder with conditional veto power, signaling state-backed semiconductor strategy. What this means for global chip competition.

Indian AI startups like Sarvam AI and BharatGen are taking on Google and OpenAI using local languages and cultural nuances as their secret weapon in the world's most populous market.