
Between Mosque and Corniche: A City Finds New Ways to Move
Abu Dhabi expanded its robotaxi service with WeRide and Uber, now covering about 70% of central areas, weaving autonomous vehicles into the fabric of city life.

Abu Dhabi expanded its robotaxi service with WeRide and Uber, now covering about 70% of central areas, weaving autonomous vehicles into the fabric of city life.

Hapag-Lloyd says it is in advanced talks to acquire Israeli carrier Zim, signaling possible consolidation in the global container shipping industry.

While the "Goldilocks economy" may appear balanced with steady growth, low inflation, and low unemployment, closer inspection reveals underlying risks that could disrupt this delicate equilibrium.

ECB President Christine Lagarde says Europe should focus on investment incentives, not new taxes, to prevent capital from flowing to other regions.

Visa’s exclusive role as the payment processor for the Olympic Games raises questions about competition and consumer choice, especially in Europe’s diverse financial landscape. Can alternatives emerge?

Hospital Wilma N. Vázquez staff will be paid via checks again, pausing digital transfers. Employees adapt to a tangible payroll amid routine and workflow adjustments.

Baillie Gifford has backed CoStar Group in its dispute with an activist investor, signaling confidence in the company’s strategy and leadership.

As interest rates on government borrowing rise, experts warn that the U.S. could soon face a “debt spiral,” where the cost of borrowing exceeds economic growth, potentially leading to unsustainable fiscal challenges.
Gold Price Surge Japan

Australia has committed $2.7 billion to further the development of a nuclear submarine manufacturing facility. This significant investment aims to bolster the country's defense capabilities amid growing regional tensions.

A Canadian cabinet minister has highlighted the significant potential for economic growth as a trade delegation embarks on a mission to Mexico. This initiative aims to strengthen ties and explore new avenues for trade and investment.

In February 2026, AI developments span global summits on inclusive AI, measured critique of capability hype, cybersecurity concerns, and the steady integration of AI into commercial and social realms.

In 2025, six Wall Street bank chiefs collectively earned $250 million in compensation, encompassing salaries, bonuses, and long-term incentives tied to corporate performance.

Presidents’ Day 2026 brings widespread tech deals, with significant savings on smartwatches, tablets, laptops, audio gear, and accessories across major brands and retailers.

Johnson & Johnson must pay $250,000 after a woman developed ovarian cancer from long-term use of their talcum powder, highlighting ongoing safety and legal concerns.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei says cautious spending is essential because overinvestment on AI infrastructure based on optimistic growth forecasts — even if off by a year — could lead to bankruptcy.

Amtrak is adding over 80 new trains in a fleet overhaul, sparking excitement and curiosity among travelers as the operator modernizes long-distance rail service.

The U.S. economy appears “Goldilocks” with moderate growth and inflation, but disparities and subtle pressures reveal fragility beneath the surface calm.

Cold weather and heating needs are driving increased demand for firewood in parts of the U.S., with community wood banks seeing higher demand and health concerns tied to wood smoke.

Unusual divisions within the Federal Reserve and uncertainty about future leadership are stirring a quiet crisis of confidence on Wall Street, even as stocks remain elevated.

The U.S. dollar’s recent slide against other currencies has sparked a “weak dollar narrative,” reflecting shifts in economic data, investor sentiment, and global exchange dynamics.

The U.S. dollar’s recent slide against other currencies has sparked a “weak dollar narrative,” reflecting shifts in economic data, investor sentiment, and global exchange dynamics.

Mortgage stress is rising among low‑income U.S. households, with delinquency rates climbing as borrowers face affordability pressures even as the broader market appears stable.

Wendy’s, a major rival to McDonald’s, is closing around 5%–6% of its U.S. restaurants as sales lag, part of a strategy to focus on stronger locations and adjust to market pressures.