Japan is restarting nuclear reactors to meet energy needs, but recurring safety lapses continue to revive public unease rooted in the Fukushima disaster.
Gold steadied near recent highs as geopolitical tensions over Greenland eased, reducing safe-haven buying, even as broader market uncertainty continues to support bullion demand.
Netflix defends its revised all‑cash $82.7B bid for Warner Bros amid softer quarterly results, market hesitation, and competitive media landscape shifts.
The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments on President Trump’s effort to fire Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook, a test of executive authority and central bank independence.
UK inflation edged up to 3.4 % in December 2025, slightly above forecasts, driven by airfares, tobacco taxes, and food prices, even as underlying inflation remains stable.
The Supreme Court appears poised to let Lisa Cook remain on the Federal Reserve board, preserving continuity and signaling stability in U.S. monetary governance.
Wall Street closed higher as investors welcomed a Greenland framework deal that averted planned U.S. tariffs, lifting major indexes and easing trade uncertainty.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns that Trump’s proposed credit card plan could be a “disaster,” emphasizing financial risk and the broader consequences for consumers.
Netflix’s shift toward ad-supported content is beginning to succeed, balancing viewer experience with revenue growth and subtly reshaping streaming habits.
Japan restarts the world’s largest nuclear plant, balancing energy needs with the lingering memories of the 2011 Fukushima disaster.
As Trump discusses tariffs, Argentina receives its first shipment of Chinese EVs, reflecting the ongoing interplay of policy, global trade, and technological progress.
Elon Musk and Ryanair’s CEO clash online in a public feud, highlighting tensions between personalities, industries, and the amplified influence of social media.
Jamie Dimon criticizes Trump’s immigration policy, highlighting concerns over its economic and human impact and the broader consequences of restricting movement.
Trump proposes lower mortgage rates and a ban on investor home purchases to make housing more affordable, highlighting the intersection of policy and everyday life.
As Trump discusses tariffs, Argentina welcomes its first shipment of Chinese electric vehicles, highlighting the interplay of trade policy, innovation, and global commerce.
Trump’s Davos speech highlighted affordability; data shows a complex picture of inflation, housing, and essential costs affecting households globally.
Lululemon founder criticizes the board following see-through leggings controversy, highlighting tensions over product quality, oversight, and corporate accountability.
The 2027 Volvo EX60 is revealed with long range, fast-charging capability, and a Tesla-compatible port, blending Scandinavian design with forward-looking electric mobility.
Qatar Airways will boost weekly flights to South Africa from 35 to 42 in early 2026, increasing services to Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Durban to meet rising tourism and travel demand.
Elizabeth Holmes, founder of Theranos, requests early release from prison, appealing to former President Trump, highlighting the tension between consequence and clemency.
Intel (INTC) receives a stock upgrade ahead of earnings, driven by strong performance in server CPUs and continued confidence in its enterprise computing strength.
Yelp names the top restaurant in the U.S., celebrated for its culinary craft, atmosphere, and the human touch that turns dining into a memorable experience.
Ken Griffin warns that Japan’s recent bond market selloff may signal caution for the U.S., highlighting the interconnected nature of global financial markets.
Nedbank offers about R14bn to acquire a 66% controlling stake in Kenya’s NCBA, aiming to expand its footprint and serve over 60m customers across East Africa under a strategic growth plan.