A new study finds global warming has accelerated since 2015, with temperatures rising about 0.35°C per decade—nearly double the average rate observed from 1970 to 2015.
TrumpRx is a U.S. government website that lists discounted prices for certain brand-name prescription drugs, directing patients to coupons or manufacturer programs rather than selling medications itself.
The U.S. Commerce Department rejected reports of sweeping new rules controlling exports of Nvidia AI chips, though officials continue discussing ways to oversee global sales of advanced processors.
Axel Springer has agreed to buy the Telegraph Media Group for £575 million, ending a prolonged ownership saga and placing the British newspaper under German ownership pending UK approval.
The Indonesian Stock Exchange (IHSG) faces challenges but also opportunities for growth. The future of the market depends on a mix of domestic strength and global stability, with investor confidence playing a key role.
Private markets are shifting to a "selective growth" model, prioritizing sustainable, long-term investments over rapid expansion in response to economic uncertainty and rising risks.
Oil prices have surpassed $90 per barrel for the first time in years, causing a spike in U.S. gas prices. This increase signals broader economic challenges and uncertainty ahead for consumers and industries.
The job market’s current standstill reflects a mix of economic uncertainty, shifting work dynamics, and cautious employers, leaving workers and businesses hesitant about future moves.
U.S. gasoline prices jumped about 11% in a week as oil surged during Middle East tensions, pushing the national average above $3.25 per gallon and adding economic and political pressure in Washington.
Global stocks slipped as oil prices surged amid Middle East tensions and a surprise drop in U.S. jobs heightened concerns about economic growth and inflation.
U.S. stocks dropped sharply as the Dow fell more than 600 points after a surprise February job loss report and surging oil prices tied to geopolitical tensions, prompting renewed concerns about inflation and economic growth.
Asian stock markets rebounded sharply, led by South Korea’s KOSPI, while U.S. Treasury yields rose as investors cautiously returned to risk assets despite ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Microsoft has introduced Xbox Project Helix, a next-generation console expected to run both Xbox and PC games, with more details about the platform scheduled to be revealed next week.
KitKat unveiled a life-size Formula 1 car made from more than 16,000 chocolate bars at Silverstone, marking the brand’s partnership with Formula 1 ahead of the 2026 season.
Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq futures fell as oil rose above $86 per barrel, marking a volatile week ahead of a key U.S. jobs report that could influence markets and inflation expectations.
Dow futures fell about 200 points as U.S. oil climbed above $86 per barrel, putting Wall Street on track for its worst week since October amid rising energy prices and geopolitical uncertainty.
Oil prices have surged to a 22-month high as Qatar’s energy minister warns escalating Middle East conflict could push crude toward $150 per barrel if Gulf energy exports are disrupted.
The Federal Reserve issued technology-neutral capital guidance for tokenized securities, allowing innovation while maintaining risk and prudential safeguards for banks.
Escalating monthly car payments, often near or above $800, are straining household budgets and cooling auto sales as buyers delay or rethink new vehicle purchases amid affordability pressures.
A Portland company recalls 37 million pounds of frozen foods over potential glass contamination, urging consumers to check products and avoid consumption.
Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged that criminal behavior on Facebook is inevitable, reflecting the challenges of moderating a platform with billions of users worldwide.
Dow futures rose modestly but the major U.S. stock index is on track for its worst week since October, as surging oil prices tied to geopolitical tensions weighed on markets.
Gap Inc.’s Q4 earnings showed modest sales growth and continued positive comps, but tariffs and margin pressure tempered profitability as executives outlined strategic priorities.
The U.S. is drafting rules that would require government approval for global exports of advanced AI chips from major U.S. companies, expanding current export controls to worldwide oversight.