Apple is exploring a change that would let users replace Siri with another voice assistant, signaling a rare move toward openness in its tightly controlled ecosystem.
China is exploring targeted economic measures against Japan amid escalating tensions over Taiwan. The tools are narrow, the motivations political, and the consequences will ripple across Asia’s delicate strategic ecosystem.
The U.S. government is lending Constellation Energy $1 billion to restart the Three Mile Island nuclear reactor. The plant’s revival, backed by a long-term deal with Microsoft, is fueling gains for the S&P-500 nuclear company
US banking regulators have confirmed that banks can hold cryptocurrencies to facilitate the payment of network fees on blockchain platforms. This decision is expected to enhance the integration of traditional financial institutions with digital asset ecosystems.
Nvidia’s net income soared to $31.9 billion (up ~65 %), driven by booming AI-chip demand, yet questions linger about sustainability and how Wall Street will interpret the surge.
Sinclair buys an 8.2% stake in E.W. Scripps as talks for a merger resume, riding deregulation momentum to push for scale in local TV.
Japan’s economy contracted by 1.8% in Q3 2025 as U.S. tariffs—especially on autos—hit exports. Despite a tariff deal, the higher duties and weak domestic demand challenge growth.
The current economic landscape is defined by volatility and structural change. To remain resilient, economies must strengthen their supply chains, invest in technological adaptation, and implement sound fiscal policies. While the challenges are significant, proactive strategies and global cooperation can help mitigate risks and pave the way for sustainable growth.
A Google executive warns that if the AI bubble bursts, no company will be spared, urging the tech sector to balance ambition with realism.
A Kalispell consultant launches a leadership master class focused on clarity, values, and practical direction, offering a grounded approach to modern business challenges.
Disney shares the first trailer for its live-action *Moana*, offering a grounded, atmospheric preview of the story’s return with Catherine Lagaʻaia and Dwayne Johnson.
Ford ends Focus production after 27 years and 12 million units built, closing a chapter as it pivots to electric vehicles and crossovers.
Apple and MLS have renegotiated their streaming deal, cutting its original 2032 end date to 2029. Starting 2026, all MLS matches will be part of the standard Apple TV subscription, eliminating the separate Season Pass.
The U.S. Treasury has extended waivers allowing limited Lukoil transactions abroad
Tether is in talks to invest €1 billion in Neura Robotics, a German startup building AI-powered humanoid robots.
On November 16, 2025, President Trump signed into law the most significant tax cuts in U.S. history, eliminating taxes on tips, overtime, and Social Security. This groundbreaking move promises to empower millions of Americans by allowing them to retain up to $13,300 more annually, marking the beginning of what he describes as a "Golden Age."
JPMorgan is fighting to stop paying $115 million in legal fees for Charlie Javice, accusing her defense of abusing an indemnity agreement.
Iran confirmed it seized a tanker carrying petrochemical cargo, signaling renewed maritime tensions in the Gulf as regional powers gauge the implications.
Brazil’s vice president says key exports like coffee, beef, and tropical fruits will continue facing 40% tariffs, underscoring persistent barriers in global trade.
Japanese tourism and retail stocks plunged after China warned its citizens to avoid Japan amid a diplomatic row over Tokyo’s Taiwan remarks.
United Airlines Flight 380 was diverted to St. Louis after a passenger claimed there was a bomb in his wife’s luggage. Authorities later cleared the aircraft.
Japan’s GDP shrank −1.8% annualized in Q3 as U.S. tariffs on Japanese exports, especially autos, weighed heavily on demand.
Netflix opens its first entertainment complex, turning its streaming worlds into physical, immersive spaces for fans to explore in Philadelphia.
After being hacked and losing roughly $300K of rare Katowice 2014 stickers, a Counter-Strike collector had his full inventory restored by Valve, thanks to community outcry.