Asian technology stocks roared back to life Monday, adding $120 billion in market value in their strongest single-day rally this quarter, as investors doubled down
India’s markets plunged into chaos after security forces downed a Pakistani drone armed with Turkish precision missiles near the Punjab border—an audacious provocation inflaming already
Beijing’s high-tech defiance crushed U.S. tariff ambitions: China’s April 2025 exports leapt 15%, fueled by record-breaking lithium battery shipments and AI machinery, while American imports
Bitcoin ETFs have rocketed to 150 billion in assets undermanagement, sparking a supply crunch that drove Standard Chartered to boost its BTC price target to 200,000,
Pakistan finalized a $2 billion weapons procurement deal with China, purchasing advanced battle tanks and missile systems to counter India’s recent military upgrades. The agreement, announced hours
Wynn Resorts (NASDAQ: WYNN) surged 12% premarket after Macau’s gaming revenue reached $3.9 billion in April, its highest since 2019. The rebound was driven by China’s eased travel
Ferrari is accelerating its electric future, allocating €300 million to R&D in Q1 2025 (+40% YoY) as it finalizes its first full EV prototype. The luxury automaker
Skechers employees brace for uncertainty as 3G Capital, notorious for aggressive cost-cutting at Kraft Heinz, takes the reins in an $8.5B buyout. Union leaders warn
OPEC+’s unprecedented output hike has reignited concerns of a global oil price war, but U.S. shale leaders are deploying advanced innovations to counterbalance the market
The centerpiece of Trump’s budget proposal—a 10% baseline tariff on all imports—would fundamentally alter U.S. trade policy while generating an estimated $300 billion annually to fund permanent tax