As ACA subsidies expire, voters name healthcare costs as their top economic worry, highlighting the tangible impact of policy changes on everyday life.
Disney’s next CEO will inherit a company with strong momentum, balancing creativity, innovation, and operational strategy as the entertainment giant moves forward.
Wealth inequality and the K-shaped recovery are more pronounced than ever, with some households prospering while others struggle to keep pace in today’s economy.
Waymo raises $16B at a ~$126B valuation to expand its robotaxi fleet into over 20 cities worldwide, including planned launches in London and Tokyo.
The U.S. launches a $12B strategic reserve of critical minerals — Project Vault — to secure supply chains for key industries and reduce heavy reliance on foreign sources like China.
SpaceX acquires xAI, merging rocket and AI ambitions into a combined company valued at ~$1.25T, aiming to power future computing in orbit as it plans an IPO.
Britain and China pursue new business deals as diplomatic relations ease, with companies from PopMart to JD.com exploring opportunities across trade, tech, and retail.
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Friday’s jobs report is delayed due to the partial government shutdown, highlighting the fragile link between political gridlock and economic life.
On February 2, 2026, SpaceX announced it has officially acquired xAI, Elon Musk's artificial intelligence startup. This merger aims to create an "ambitious, vertically-integrated innovation engine" that combines SpaceX's aerospace expertise with xAI's AI technologies.
Kevin Warsh confronts a volatile economy where theory meets reality, balancing rising rates, inflation, and market uncertainty with seasoned judgment.
Elon Musk has merged SpaceX with his AI startup xAI, creating a combined entity with lofty ambitions in space exploration and artificial intelligence innovation.
Oracle’s $25B bond sale attracted strong demand, easing investor concern about debt tied to AI investments and reinforcing confidence in its strategy to balance spending with financial stability.
Asian stocks rose and metals steadied as recent market volatility eased, lifting regional equities and signaling calmer sentiment after sharp price swings in precious commodities.
Asian stocks climbed and gold rebounded as market volatility eased, suggesting a softer trading mood and renewed investor confidence after recent sharp swings.
India's Petroleum Minister has expressed the country's readiness to boost imports of Venezuelan oil, citing longstanding trade ties and the need for energy security. This move comes as India seeks to diversify its oil sources amid rising global energy prices.
Asian financial hubs are increasingly influencing Africa's offshore economy, driving investments and reshaping the landscape of international finance across the continent. This transformation reflects the growing interconnectedness of global markets and Africa's strategic importance in the financial realm.
In a strategic diplomatic move, the United States has announced plans to lift tariffs on certain Indian goods following India's decision to cease purchasing oil from Russia. This agreement signals a potential thaw in trade relations between the two countries amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
TNQ, a long-standing Northern Quarter venue, has announced its sudden closure, leaving a quiet absence in one of the city’s most familiar streets.
Canadian developer Jim Pattison Developments has cancelled the planned sale of a Virginia warehouse to ICE after public scrutiny and community pushback, leaving the industrial site unsold.
Digital tools now let drivers compare petrol prices in real time, turning fuel costs into shared data that subtly shapes where and how people refuel.
Disney exceeded Wall Street expectations as strong theme park demand and improving streaming results helped steady the company’s broader business.
The UAE’s non-oil foreign trade topped $1 trillion in 2025, a historic milestone achieved years ahead of schedule, reflecting strong export growth and expanded global partnerships.
A new report finds U.S. energy bills rising sharply — driven by higher demand, fuel costs, and utility rate hikes — and warns prices are likely to climb even further into 2026.
A British Columbia tribunal finds that a tenant’s damage deposit must be returned despite dirty dishes, affirming that ordinary household remnants don’t justify withholding funds under tenancy law.