A new UN resolution proposes sanctions against Iran unless it stops attacks, illegal tolls, and mines in the Strait of Hormuz and cooperates on humanitarian access.
Despite Jerome Powell’s plan to remain on the Federal Reserve Board after his chairmanship ends, critics are exploring unconventional ways to prompt his departure amid legal controversies.
Bitcoin remains steady above $80,000 amid growing institutional holdings and improving market sentiment, even as network activity hits multi-year lows.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy outlined the company’s extensive efforts in logistics and infrastructure to reduce costs and maintain lower retail prices for customers.
UGREEN introduces its new 2-in-1 Qi2.2-certified MagSafe charger delivering faster 25W wireless charging for phones and AirPods, now available for $40 in black or white.
Bitcoin rebounds strongly, surpassing $82,800 as institutional accumulation intensifies, signaling renewed confidence and potential for further gains toward $89,000.
Representative Pramila Jayapal openly declared efforts to collaborate with foreign nations supplying oil to Cuba, drawing accusations of violating US sanctions and provoking legal scrutiny.
Sempra’s first-quarter earnings grew 15%, driven by Texas utilities, prompting the company to boost its annual earnings forecast and highlight ongoing investments.
Bitcoin has dropped following eight of the last nine Federal Reserve meetings, with an average one-week loss around 11%, signaling possible near-term weakness after the latest Fed hold.
Google will retire the Google Fit app by the end of the year, replacing it with the newly rebranded Google Health app, which consolidates health and fitness tracking with advanced AI coaching.