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Could the roots of global environmental activism stretch back to the industrial city of Birmingham in the 1970s? As experts and artists come together to discuss the legacy of Black Sabbath, one

Volatility is on the rise again in global markets. The VIX, known as Wall Street’s fear index, climbed to its highest level in four months on Tuesday, increasing investor concerns. The reasons:

The trade war between the US and China is escalating again. The two countries have started imposing additional port fees on ships engaged in maritime transport. The decision threatens global shipments carrying

Elon Musk’s lawyers will make their final defense on Wednesday in the Delaware Supreme Court for the re-approval of the $56 billion settlement package at Tesla. This case has entered its final

A consortium of investors including BlackRock, Nvidia, xAI, and Microsoft is acquiring Aligned Data Centers in a massive $40 billion deal. The companies announced on Wednesday that this move will accelerate the

Dr. Thomas Wingfield, a composer from Cambridge University, has made an exciting discovery at the intersection of music and science by examining a violin confirmed to have belonged to the world-renowned physicist

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell’s dovish remarks—particularly the signal that balance sheet reduction (QT) may soon stop—boosted risk appetite in global markets. Gold raced to new records, while US bond yields and the

Bank of America (BofA) beat Wall Street expectations with strong third-quarter performance and revised its interest income forecast upward. The bank’s investment banking unit recorded significant revenue growth thanks to increased merger

Nestlé (NESN.S), the world’s largest packaged food producer, announced it will lay off 16,000 people. New CEO Philipp Navratil explained that this move is part of the company’s strategy to reduce costs

US President Donald Trump’s promise of large investments in sectors considered “strategic” for national security has spurred critical mining companies into action. Lithium, copper, rare earth elements, and geothermal energy firms have