Ryan Cohen hints at a major consumer acquisition that could redefine GameStop’s future, reviving debate over the retailer’s strategy and long-term value.
Gold and silver slid as markets reacted to Kevin Warsh’s appointment as Fed chair, signaling expectations of tighter monetary policy and higher interest rates.
A career official is chosen to lead a federal statistics agency after its chief’s firing, signaling continuity and raising questions about independence and trust.
Markets react cautiously to signals around a proposed Fed chair, weighing concerns over independence, predictability, and inflation credibility.
DTRE highlights how investment is shifting toward living, life sciences, and data-led strategies, reflecting a search for resilience and long-term relevance.
Indonesia and its Chinese partners have agreed to proceed with a battery project valued at approximately Rp 133 trillion, covering mining through battery production. Construction and phased development are expected to continue over the coming years.
Danantara is considering taking over the Martabe gold mine from United Tractors, according to Rosan Roeslani, with discussions still ongoing and no final decision made.
Tesla’s pullback from the Model S and X reflects a deeper shift away from traditional carmaking toward a broader technology-focused future.
A prominent economist offers a measured view of Kevin Warsh as a potential Federal Reserve chair, highlighting experience, caution, and the challenges of today’s economic moment.
Saudi Arabia’s defense minister suggests Trump’s restraint on Iran could embolden Tehran, offering insight into how Gulf states read power, deterrence, and silence.
Eli Lilly’s CEO says Medicare coverage could transform access to upcoming obesity pills, highlighting a broader shift in how obesity treatment is viewed and delivered.
Trump’s pick to lead the Bureau of Labor Statistics highlights continuity and quiet influence at an agency whose numbers shape markets, policy, and economic confidence.
Gold and silver prices slid after Trump’s Fed pick announcement, as markets reassessed interest rate expectations and shifted away from safe-haven assets.
U.S. stocks, led by the Dow’s ~400-point drop and Apple’s decline, fell alongside a retreat in previously speculative silver prices, reflecting broader market recalibration amid shifting sentiment.
President Donald Trump has nominated former Fed governor Kevin Warsh to succeed Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve chair, ushering in a new era of monetary leadership amid political debate.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney praised President Trump’s nomination of Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve, calling him a “fantastic choice” at a pivotal economic moment.
The United Nations faces a mounting financial crisis as unpaid member contributions threaten its ability to function amid rising global demands.
American Express is intensifying its focus on wealthy, high-spending customers, betting that exclusivity and premium experiences will drive stable growth.
Global employment levels are stable, but the world faces a growing shortage of secure, well-paid jobs that offer stability and protection.
Australia says a U.S. retreat from proposed price floors will not disrupt its long-term critical minerals strategy, which is anchored in sustained global demand.
Europe is seeing modest economic growth, but a weakening U.S. dollar threatens exports and adds new pressure to an already delicate recovery.
China is promoting scenic travel, cruises, and live events to revive consumer spending by encouraging experiences rather than big purchases.
Silicon Valley workers are increasingly condemning ICE, exposing a sharp divide with cautious executives concerned about political backlash under Trump.
Gold and silver prices fell sharply after Trump named Kevin Warsh as his Fed pick, as markets priced in expectations of tighter, more disciplined monetary policy.