Finnish defense company Patria completed assembly of Finland’s first F135 engine on September 3, marking a milestone for national industry.
Online bookmakers are accused of breaching UK privacy rules by using cookie banners that may obscure consent and track users.
South Korea is projected to become the fourth country to reach $1 trillion in annual exports, powered by technology demand.
India supplied 60% of Europe’s diesel in August as Russian and U.S. shipments plunged, according to a recently published report.
Diesel prices have reached a record high as wars in Ukraine and Iran disrupt refineries, raising concerns about wider inflation.
The U.S. and allied nations are raising concerns about China’s industrial overcapacity, arguing it distorts global markets, leading to a potential shift in international trade policies.
Environmentalists express concern over Mark Carney’s push for Metro Vancouver port expansion, citing risks to at-risk species amidst efforts to boost economic trade.
A recent survey reveals German firms face increasing competitive pressure from Chinese rivals, prompting strategic shifts in innovation and supply chain diversification across key industrial sectors.
August's stronger U.S. hiring report complicates the Federal Reserve's rate outlook as employment remains firm and inflation pressures persist.
Snowflake shares jumped nearly 25% after the company raised its annual product revenue forecast and highlighted accelerating AI-driven demand.
U.S. manufacturing growth eased in August as new orders slowed, while input prices stayed elevated amid continuing supply pressures.
The U.S. trade deficit widened 24.4% to $88.6 billion in July as imports surged and capital goods reached a record.
U.S. services activity accelerated in August as new orders reached a 3.5-year high, while prices and supply pressures remained elevated.
Swish Ventures has closed a $250 million third fund, expanding its assets under management to about $800 million.
Swish Ventures has closed a $250 million third fund, bringing assets under management to about $800 million for technology investments.
Two Israeli banks will continue correspondent services for Palestinian banks through the end of 2026 after an agreement delayed planned cutoffs
Israel is preparing a $1.6 billion technology support program as the sector faces pressure from a stronger shekel and weaker exports.
Trade negotiations between Canada and the United States have reached an impasse, raising uncertainty over tariffs, commerce, and bilateral relations.
The Bank of Israel has cut its benchmark interest rate again as inflation remains relatively contained, leaving room for possible further easing.
Higher energy costs and disrupted trade are adding pressure to Iranian businesses as inflation, currency weakness and restricted imports continue.
Iranian crude exports face renewed uncertainty as shipping disruptions reduce available cargoes and Asian buyers seek alternative sources of oil.
Iranian businesses face growing difficulty accessing foreign currency and Gulf trade channels as sanctions and financial restrictions disrupt established commercial routes.
Iran’s rial has fallen to record lows as inflation approaches 70%, increasing the cost of imports and putting further pressure on households.
Iranian crude exports have fallen sharply as shipping restrictions disrupt routes through the Strait of Hormuz and reduce access to buyers.