Speculation grows over ECB President Christine Lagarde's potential early exit before 2027, sparking debate on her successor amid changing European political dynamics and economic uncertainties.
Australia becomes the first democracy to enforce strict age restrictions on social media, banning users under 16, sparking global interest and compliance challenges.
As Denmark's elections approach, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen navigates geopolitical tensions with U.S. interest in Greenland, highlighting its strategic resource importance and political implications.
Emails reveal Jeffrey Epstein orchestrated meetings for global elites at Davos despite his criminal past, showcasing his deep influence and controversial connections with prominent figures.
Booking Holdings announces a 25-for-1 stock split following significant growth, while New York Times shares soar after Warren Buffett's investment, reflecting market trends.
Illinois Governor Pritzker proposes a $56 billion budget to tackle rising power costs, including social media fees and halting data center tax incentives, highlighting energy affordability.
Ivory Coast raises $1.3 billion via eurobonds, highlighting strong investor confidence in African markets due to declining borrowing costs and rising demand for emerging market debt.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand maintains its interest rate at 2.25%, balancing economic recovery and inflation control, causing the Kiwi dollar to decline amid market reactions.
U.S. stocks rise amid AI excitement and rate cut expectations, yet concerns over inflated valuations and potential downturns persist, highlighting market volatility and Fed scrutiny.
European and Egyptian stocks soar as investors pivot towards defensive strategies and economic revival, with healthcare, real estate, and financial sectors leading gains amid global uncertainty.
Major EV manufacturers Tesla, Ford, and Polestar adjust strategies for 2026 amidst shifting market demands and regulatory changes, balancing affordability and innovation to remain competitive.
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker proposes a $56 billion budget, introducing social media fees and halting data center tax incentives to address a $2 billion deficit.