Trump's "America First" approach strains U.S. alliances in Asia, prompting regional nations to reassess strategies amid rising Chinese influence, while economic ties remain complex and vital.
President Trump designates Saudi Arabia a major non-NATO ally, facilitating $270 billion deals in military and technology, strengthening U.S.-Saudi diplomatic and economic ties amid regional challenges.
The Philippine government auctions luxury cars to recover funds in a massive corruption scandal, sparking nationwide protests demanding accountability for mishandled flood-control projects.
China's zinc exports soar amid global supply crunch, with output reaching record levels. This surge highlights shifting trade dynamics and China's strategic response to industry challenges.
Donald Trump urges Congress for unified federal oversight on AI, countering state regulations that threaten U.S. competitiveness with China. Tech industry supports federal approach.
Traders shift strategies as Federal Reserve rate cut prospects diminish due to the absence of October labor data, impacting market expectations ahead of December's policy meeting.
Ecuador's President Noboa reshuffles cabinet after heavy referendum defeat, while Chile's José Kast gains traction in presidential race amid economic uncertainty.
Major oil companies Exxon, Chevron, and Abu Dhabi seek investments in Lukoil's Iraqi operations amid sanctions, reflecting shifting power dynamics in global oil markets.
Bitcoin slumps 28% in six weeks, trailing behind bonds and gold, highlighting concerns in the crypto market and reshaping investor behavior amid market volatility.
Congress passes a bill mandating the release of Jeffrey Epstein files amid political tensions tied to Trump and Harvard. This development highlights GOP divisions and pressures on transparency.
United Airlines secures $522M via municipal bonds for Houston Airport development, pulling $248M junk bond offer amid volatile financial markets and cautious investors.
At the Dubai Airshow 2025, Airbus and Boeing secured various deals amid competition, with Boeing landing a major Emirates order and Airbus winning Flydubai. China's Comac entered the fray, showcasing its C919 model, signaling shifts in the aviation market.