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US Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins told the Financial Times that the Trump administration plans to use tariff revenues to support US farmers. Rollins stated, “It’s possible we’ll announce a serious support package

OpenAI is expanding its half-trillion-dollar “Stargate” data center project to keep up with the demand for artificial intelligence. Initially designed as just an infrastructure company, the project now has a much broader

Indian state-owned company Oil India announced that its $20 billion Mozambique LNG project will restart by the end of this year. Company Chairman Ranjit Rath said that with improved safety conditions, the

BBC has announced the release date for the documentary Coming Home, which chronicles the final years of rock legend Ozzy Osbourne. Originally scheduled to be released on August 18th, the documentary was

The union representing metalworkers at Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer has announced an indefinite strike. Workers at the headquarters and main production line in Sao Jose dos Campos claim the company has refused

European Union finance ministers are meeting to determine a common position on the digital euro. The aim is to reduce dependence on US-based payment giants like Visa and Mastercard and to create

Nvidia’s $5 billion investment in Intel presents both opportunities and risks for chip manufacturers in Asia. Intel’s resurgence could reduce US pressure on foreign competitors, but in the long run, it could

Kenya aims to sign a trade agreement with the US by the end of the year. Commerce Minister Lee Kinyanjui said this would be a guarantee for exports should the current Africa

Apple’s iPhone 17 series received a great deal of attention at its flagship store in Beijing. On launch day, approximately 300 people lined up early in the morning to pick up their

The London stock exchange started the week with declines. The FTSE 100 index fell by 0.11%, and the FTSE 250 by 0.12%. Weakness was particularly evident in automotive stocks; the sector as