China has reentered the U.S. soybean market with shipments confirmed by USDA, reflecting eased tariffs and improving trade relations, though purchases remain below historic levels.
Japanese inflation figures, following a recent rate hike by the Bank of Japan, reveal persistent challenges as the yen weakens and market activity thins due to regional holidays.
Automakers and startups are turning to silicon anodes in lithium-ion batteries as a near-term solution to boost EV range and charging speed, ahead of solid-state breakthroughs.
The US government refunded $22 billion in overturned tariffs but is moving to impose new, more lasting import duties amid ongoing trade investigations and economic pressures.
Nigeria faces tension between rising telecom levies and inflation as IMF calls for balanced fiscal reforms including social support for vulnerable households.
German manufacturer Bosch pays $36 million fine after U.S. authorities discover unauthorized smartphone part sales to Huawei, exposing tensions in global trade enforcement.
Economists warn that inflation triggered by recent geopolitical conflicts will continue affecting fuel, food, and travel costs for months, even if hostilities end quickly.
Researchers reveal how straightforward prompts can bypass AI safeguards, highlighting gaps in current safety systems designed to prevent misuse.
India's repeated invitations to the G7 reflect its growing global influence and distinct role from China amid shifting geopolitical priorities and multipolar challenges.
The Federal Reserve paused interest rate hikes, while credit unions and home equity loans continue to offer substantially lower borrowing costs compared to high-credit-card APRs.