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Improving ties with China are lifting sentiment among investors in India’s electronics manufacturing firms. Read for free with your email on what could move markets today.
The Bitcoin faithful gathered in Hong Kong last week, but all eyes and energy tilted west — toward the United States, now crypto’s once-unlikely command center.
Gold hit a record high as the prospect of Federal Reserve rate cuts and growing concerns over the central bank’s future gave fresh legs to the multiyear rally in precious metals.
President Donald Trump says India has offered to cut its tariff rates following the US imposition last week of 50% levies as punishment for its purchases of Russian oil bloom.bg/4p458TA 📷: Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images North America
Nestlé dismissed CEO Laurent Freixe after only a year due to an undisclosed workplace affair, extending the management turmoil at the world’s biggest food company that’s known for its conservative corporate culture bloom.bg/3JFwwqO 📷: Gabriel Monnet/AFP/Getty Images
Modi and Putin meet at a time when their relationship is under global scrutiny
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Syria exported 600,000 barrels of heavy crude in its first oil shipment in years, as the lifting of western sanctions brings relief to its war-ravaged economy
Prime Minister Narendra Modi used his first trip to China in seven years to reset relations with India’s powerful neighbor while also seeking to strengthen ties with Russia as Donald Trump ratchets up tensions with New Delhi.
Educators across America are bringing AI chatbots into their lesson plans. Will it help kids learn or is it just another doomed ed-tech fad?
President Donald Trump said he would bestow the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Rudolph Giuliani, a day after the former New York City mayor was hospitalized for injuries suffered in a car crash
Zimbabwe published draft regulations to establish a National Climate Fund that will finance projects aimed at mitigating the impact of climate change and respond to emergencies.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the Trump administration may declare a national housing emergency this fall as the White House looks to highlight key issues for midterm campaign voters
As the US Open kicks off, the only men’s players that matter are Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.
Members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization have agreed to establish a new development bank, highlighting Beijing’s growing influence.
US index futures were little changed on Monday as investors weighed the impact of federal appeals court ruling that deemed most of Trump’s global tariffs as illegal
Germany has already met its 2028 goal for reducing coal-fired power generation, so won’t need to order the shutdown of any plants for a second year running
President Donald Trump said India has offered to cut its tariff rates following the US imposition last week of 50% levies as punishment for its purchases of Russian oil
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Brazil’s Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is convening a virtual meeting of BRICS leaders next Monday to discuss Donald Trump’s trade policy
The entertainment powerhouse talks about creative concessions, getting dragged into culture wars and only taking meetings two days a week.
Democratic governors are pushing back against President Donald Trump’s plans to halt offshore wind developments
President Donald Trump’s latest legal setback on tariffs increases uncertainty for American importers while delaying the economic dividends Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick predicted the administration would generate
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Silent discos, caviar-topped chicken nuggets and luxury suites are drawing new audiences to the US Open — and driving away some of its most loyal ones.
A plane carrying Ursula von der Leyen was forced to land without GPS navigational aid following a suspected Russian jamming attack
A gauge measuring sentiment among South African agricultural businesses declined for a second straight quarter.
Trump may be gutting FEMA, but America’s disaster-response machine was already broken.
Two of Donald Trump’s most prominent campaign promises — using tariffs to remake the US economy and ending Russia’s war in Ukraine — have been stymied as his ambitious goals meet harsh reality.
Friday's court defeat for Trump's tariffs is a setback, but not the end of his barrage of import taxes.
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A plane carrying European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was disrupted by jamming that authorities suspect was the result of Russian interference in Bulgaria.
America’s rule of law is facing its biggest test in decades, as court battles over Trump’s use of executive power expose limits on how much judges can constrain the presidency.
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A federal appeals court upheld that US President Donald Trump overstepped his authority in using emergency powers to impose tariffs. If his sweeping duties are ultimately deemed unlawful, Trump still has options to impose taxes on imports into the US. Here's what to know.
South African business sentiment deteriorated last month amid subdued business activity and sluggish demand as President Donald Trump’s trade tariffs began taking a toll on exports
A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck near Jalalabad in Afghanistan around midnight, the US Geological Survey reports
Since US President Donald Trump waged a trade war against both countries, India and China have accelerated their efforts to repair ties with each other. Here's what you need to know.
A LNG export plant in Australia’s Northern Territory leaked methane for almost two decades, according to a local environmental group
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Asia’s manufacturing activity has split across the region’s various hubs, with Indonesia and Thailand powering ahead. South Korea and Japan cooled as tariffs weighed on output.
Indian investors focus on companies with exposure to China, after the Indian prime minister’s meeting with President Xi. Read for free with your email on what could move markets today.
China’s manufacturing activity moved back into expansion territory in August, according to a private survey, rebounding far more than forecast in contrast to an official poll
Here’s the latest news and analysis on the oil market.
Gold held just below a record as traders weighed the future of the Federal Reserve and uncertainty around US President Donald Trump’s tariffs, ahead of key US jobs data due later this week
Japanese businesses increased their capital investment for a fifth consecutive quarter even as the Trump administration’s tariff campaign intensified
South Korea’s exports held up, buoyed by strong semiconductor and auto shipments, underscoring manufacturers’ resilience in the face of US tariffs
Prime Minister Narendra Modi used his first trip to China in seven years to reset relations with India’s powerful neighbor while also seeking to strengthen ties with Russia as President Donald Trump ratchets up tensions with New Delhi
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The fallout is becoming impossible to ignore in the fierce battle among Chinese carmakers
America’s rule of law is facing its biggest test in decades, as court battles over Trump’s use of executive power expose limits on how much judges can constrain the presidency.
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Silent discos, caviar-topped chicken nuggets and luxury suites are drawing new audiences to the US Open — and driving away some of its most loyal ones.
As the US Open kicks off, the only men’s players that matter are Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.
Several departments in the central and southern parts of the country were put on alert for bad weather on Sunday and Monday, according to forecaster Meteo France.
The entertainment powerhouse talks about creative concessions, getting dragged into culture wars and only taking meetings two days a week.
Earnings projections have begun to fall, indicating the pain for emerging market companies is set to deepen.
Dubai-based senior editor Srinivasan Sivabalan talks about how Donald Trump has sparked the most sustained rally in emerging-market stocks under any US president, but his policies are now beginning to crimp corporate earnings in the developing world.
Trump may be gutting FEMA, but America’s disaster-response machine was already broken.
India announced the resumption of direct flights between the two countries, and said ties in the past year have stabilized after soldiers pulled back from the friction points on the border.
Russian President Vladimir Putin landed in the Chinese port city of Tianjin for the two-day Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit on Sunday morning, a day after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi
China’s factory activity remained stuck in contraction in August, as a government crackdown on price wars holds back production
What exactly the deployment is meant to accomplish is uncertain. It could signal a large-scale counternarcotics operation, a symbolic show of force, or even an attempt to ouster Maduro from power. Here’s what we know so far
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The legal fight over President Donald Trump’s global tariffs is deepening after a federal appeals court ruled the levies were issued illegally under an emergency law, extending the chaos in global trade.
The 65-member Church of Gaia believes taking ayahuasca is a key part of its faith. The DEA agrees.
Trump may be gutting FEMA, but America’s disaster-response machine was already broken.
Thailand’s Shinawatra clan has lost power once again. Here's what to know about the controversial dynasty, and what happens next
The White House is calling the naval deployment a drug-interdiction effort, but the forces also give the US the ability to attack on land.
President Trump’s move to penalize India for buying oil from Russia will increase economic risks for the South Asian nation and test its longstanding ties with Moscow. Here's what to know
Cracker Barrel is the latest poster child for America's corporate mediocrity. (via Bloomberg Opinion)
Silent discos, caviar-topped chicken nuggets and luxury suites are drawing new audiences to the US Open — and driving away some of its most loyal ones.
As the US Open kicks off, the only men’s players that matter are Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.
America’s rule of law is facing its biggest test in decades, as court battles over Trump’s use of executive power expose limits on how much judges can constrain the presidency.
The contracts underscore India's growing reliance on coal to meet its energy needs.
A look at Tokyo’s efforts to escape rare-earth dependence on China may help inform today’s newfound fans of industrial policy in Washington.
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China says improving ties with India is in the interest of both countries, adding there is no "secret diplomacy" between the two countries.
President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s government is set to unveil its annual budget bill for 2026 without the extra space of $2.4 billion from court-ordered payments known as precatorios
Most of President Donald Trump’s global tariffs were ruled illegal by a US appeals court that found he exceeded his authority in imposing them
A global group of scientists are simulating heat waves in sealed environmental chambers to help governments and companies tackle deadly heat. Here’s why that work is helping governments and companies from United Airlines to Adidas.
Marfrig and Minerva are clashing over Uruguay beef plants at the center of an antitrust review — at a time when US tariffs are making those assets more valuable to the Brazilian meatpackers
A UN-backed monitor has declared a famine in part of Gaza. Aid groups and Hamas blame Israel, which blames them. Here’s what you need to know
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Most of President Donald Trump’s global tariffs were ruled illegal by a US appeals court that found he exceeded his authority in imposing them
As kids in Washington return to school amid Trump’s expanding deployment of federal officers, school commutes have become a locus of fear for families.
President Donald Trump has ended the de minimis exemption that allowed cheap goods to pass through US customs tariff-free for nearly 90 years. How will the new rules impact American shoppers?
Hedge funds decreased their bullish position on US crude to the lowest in about 18 years as uncertainty over economic policy compounded growing concerns about an oversupply
Cracker Barrel’s new logo enraged conservative influencers. That’s partly by design.
Trump cabinet officials told a federal appeals court that ruling president’s global tariffs illegal would seriously harm US foreign policy, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warning of “dangerous diplomatic embarrassment.”
One of Taiwan’s biggest banks is looking to ramp up its overseas presence, including hiring more staff, as the Trump administration’s disruption of global trade opens up new opportunities across Asia
The head of this year’s United Nations climate summit in Brazil urged CEOs to ignore the Trump-led green backlash and come to the Amazonian city of Belem to step up the fight against global warming.
Lucy Guo became a billionaire by age 30 after co-founding Scale AI. But her new venture, Passes, faces entrenched rivals in the celebrity influencer market.