A UK Border Force officer exploited Home Office data to target Hong Kong dissidents, leading to Britain’s inaugural convictions for spying on behalf of China under the National Security Act.
The Federal Reserve's recent meeting removed forward guidance, indicating it may keep rates elevated longer, shifting expectations toward higher borrowing costs in 2026.
A newly revealed investor list shows that individuals connected to Chinese military contractors purchased stakes in SpaceX prior to its IPO, raising concerns about sensitive technology access.
Bitcoin remains undervalued by key metrics despite subdued investor interest, challenged by Federal Reserve rate risks and rising capital competition from high-profile public listings.
Google’s DeepMind division released an “AI Control Roadmap” outlining layered defenses against potential harms from increasingly autonomous and misaligned AI agents.
Despite increased savings, fewer Americans feel confident about having enough money to retire comfortably due to inflation, debt, health care expenses, and fears about Social Security changes.
Initial unemployment benefit claims in the U.S. fell to 226,000 last week, reflecting continued low levels of layoffs in a resilient labor market.
NYK Group’s subsidiary NBAsia signed a contract with JERA to provide two VLGCs for shipping low-carbon ammonia from Louisiana to Japan, supporting clean energy goals.
The Federal Reserve’s updated projections hint at tighter monetary policy ahead, prompting Bitcoin traders to reconsider liquidity prospects and risk appetite in the crypto market.
ASML’s CEO warns Europe trails behind the US in advanced chip adoption as America accounts for the vast majority of global AI chip consumption and manufacturing capacity ramps up.