India and the United States advanced discussions on expanding cooperation in semiconductor production, artificial intelligence, trusted supply chains, and critical minerals during a high-level Washington meeting.
A Swedish court has postponed its ruling in the Klarna subsidiary PriceRunner’s antitrust lawsuit against Google for the third time, citing heavy caseload as the reason.
The United States spearheads an international agreement named Pax Silica to secure critical AI chip components and cut reliance on Chinese supply chains.
A federal appeals court ruled against the Justice Department’s attempt to obtain Michigan’s full voter database, rejecting the demand amid ongoing election-related litigation.
The Federal Reserve confirmed that all 32 major U.S. banks maintained adequate capital in a severe 2026 recession stress test, supporting financial stability amid economic uncertainty.
Chemours will pay more than $450 million to resolve federal and state claims related to the release of PFAS chemicals and fund extensive pollution control and water treatment programs.
Major U.S. stock indexes climbed with broad gains on mixed signals from the Middle East and ahead of key tech earnings, boosted by a sharp drop in oil prices.
President Trump directs the Department of Justice to probe major oil firms for not lowering pump prices in line with rapidly falling crude oil costs.
Kalshi’s CEO confirmed the company is considering an IPO but ruled out a public listing this year, highlighting efforts to address insider trading concerns.
Despite decades of engagement, Western companies still misinterpret China’s complex business culture, overlooking the social and cultural dynamics that shape success.