Honeywell is reportedly evaluating whether to proceed with or withdraw from its proposed catalyst deal with Johnson Matthey.

The Department of Justice is investigating Netflix's market power and its potential influence over filmmakers as part of its review of a deal involving Warner.

Trump pulled his endorsement of Rep. Jeff Hurd after the Colorado Republican cited Congress’ constitutional authority over trade policy amid a tariff dispute.

A Bloomberg article reports on the US stock market's current state, describing it as listless on the surface but masking significant underlying volatility.

Bloomberg reports on a prominent Kirkland lawyer whose antitrust warning reportedly contributed to the circumstances leading to his departure from the firm.

Bitcoin is reportedly facing a $1 trillion identity crisis, experiencing challenges from various directions.

Philippine President Marcos has met with former rival Robredo, though discussions about a potential alliance have not yet taken place.

For the first time in decades, the United States has imported more goods from Taiwan than from China.

Oil futures are showing mixed results as the market anticipates developments in the relationship between the U.S. and Iran, with traders rushing to hedge against potential risks.

Historic rivalries are causing fresh tensions in the Horn of Africa, leading to concerns about regional stability.

India and Brazil have signed an agreement to enhance cooperation on critical minerals and rare earths, following discussions between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Lula.

Trump's deployment of carriers and warplanes to the Middle East has led aides to fear that the focus on Iran is overshadowing his economic message.

Tensions between the US and Iran are escalating, raising concerns about potential conflict and the security of the Strait of Hormuz.

Paramount has received early antitrust approval from the Department of Justice regarding its deal with Warner Bros.

Vanguard is looking into non-US markets as a strategy to hedge its exposure to high-grade debt.

US President Donald Trump has informed Vietnam's leader To Lam that he will instruct relevant agencies to remove Vietnam from a list of countries restricted from tech exports.

Former President Trump is expected to release files related to unidentified flying objects, a development that has even spurred an ETF.

A barcode blunder is threatening to annul the results of Thailand's recent election, which was called to resolve the country's political stalemate.

An F1 deal made by the Aston Martin owner with himself underscores the difficulties in the team's turnaround efforts.

The US Supreme Court has struck down tariffs imposed by former President Trump, leading to discussions about the implications for Mexico.

A tanker carrying Russian fuels is en route to Cuba, poised to test the Trump administration's blockade.

The Wall Street Journal reports that OpenAI employees had raised concerns about a Canada shooting suspect months before the incident.

A brewing Nor'easter bomb cyclone is threatening the Mid-Atlantic region, with meteorologists divided over model predictions for the storm.

Saba and Cox have jointly announced tender offers for shares of Blue Owl BDC, signaling potential changes in ownership or investment strategy.

Amazon has reported that hackers successfully used artificial intelligence to breach 600 firewalls within a few weeks, highlighting a new threat in cybersecurity.

Hedge fund Fermat has observed a remarkable and 'breathtaking' surge in the sales of catastrophe bonds, indicating heightened activity in this specialized market.

The decision is a triumph for the separation of powers and individual liberty.

The White House is facing scrutiny for allegedly mismanaging and misrepresenting crime statistics, turning a potential win into a loss.

Individual investor neutral sentiment has bounced back, according to AAII data. Separately, HSBC is reportedly laying off 10% of its US capital markets team, and fintech firm Clear Street has withdrawn its US IPO filing.

Cybersecurity stocks experienced a downturn after Anthropic introduced its new Claude Code Security feature, indicating market concerns about the impact of advanced AI in code security.

A system that has graded US presidents for 88 years is being retired, marking the end of a long-standing method of evaluating presidential performance.

Prime Minister Modi's chaotic AI summit showcased both India's growing influence in technology and the inherent constraints it faces.

Treasuries experienced a dip ahead of the PCE data release, with traders on edge due to Federal Reserve hawkish sentiment and US-Iran tensions.

NJ Transit riders are experiencing significantly longer and more difficult commutes, with simple journeys turning into hours of agony.

Jim Cramer has identified a promising tech stock that he believes can contribute to solving America's energy challenges.

The Supreme Court has issued a ruling striking down some of former President Trump's most extensive tariffs, leading to immediate reactions and fallout.

Private-Credit Warning Signs Flash After Blue Owl Unloads $1.4 Billion in Assets  The Wall Street Journal

A 'doom loop' is reportedly at the core of the global economy, signaling potential systemic risks.

Tether's USDT is poised for its largest monthly retreat since the collapse of FTX.

France and Germany are reportedly engaged in a risky political maneuver concerning central bankers, potentially impacting European financial stability.

Tesla has reportedly canceled a highly anticipated car project, previously dubbed the 'car of the century,' sparking discussions about the company's future product strategy.

Indonesia plans to raise $11 billion through share sales to achieve its free-float objectives.

Market strategists forecast that European stocks will reach a new record high by 2026.

The White House is increasing pressure on Colombia regarding the extradition of Serbian drug lord Antun Mrdeza, who is linked to a transnational drug-trafficking network with Giovanny Andrés Rojas.

China is acquiring distressed Russian oil cargoes that have been rejected by India, indicating shifts in global oil trade dynamics.

The rise of the far right in France has prompted Europe to seek out 'firewalls' to contain its influence.

Brazil and India are set to deepen their cooperation in critical minerals and technology, aiming to bolster their respective industries and supply chains.

Copper prices are heading for their third weekly decline as inventories continue to stack up.

The U.S. dollar is poised for its best week since October, as market expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts diminish.

The UK government's finances performed better than anticipated in January, with higher-than-expected tax receipts reported in official data.

India has joined the US-led Pax Silica strategic alliance, a coalition aimed at defining the 21st-century economic and technological order, with New Delhi's entry deemed 'strategic and essential'.

The Palm Beach Airport is slated to be renamed Donald J. Trump International.

This article observes a bounce back in tech stocks as concerns surrounding artificial intelligence begin to subside, indicating a shift in investor sentiment.

Blue Owl has halted redemptions at one of its retail private credit funds, marking a significant development in the private credit sector.

China is reportedly exporting drones to Russia via a new route through Thailand.

The US and Indonesia have signed a deal to reduce tariffs, with Washington setting a 19% tariff on most Indonesian goods in exchange for lower trade barriers for US goods.

The CEO of Mistral AI expressed concerns that the AI market, currently dominated by a few large firms, poses a risk of market abuse.

Japan is experiencing a significant $20 billion cat boom, largely influenced by the popularity of Hello Kitty.

HSBC has reportedly cut 10% of its US debt capital markets team, according to Bloomberg News.

Files suggest that Jeffrey Epstein considered investing in a record label as a means to gain access to women, with an associate noting the music industry's connection to 'P,' Epstein's apparent term for women.

ECB President Christine Lagarde has reiterated her call for international cooperation to preserve the global order.

Invesco, Carmignac Bet Against US Bonds, See Scant Need for Cuts  Bloomberg.com

Bloomberg reports on six significant trends that are currently influencing and reshaping the global geopolitical and economic landscape.

A report indicates that the riskiest Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) funds are beginning to flash warning signs, suggesting potential instability in the credit market.

A segment on Wall Street Week discusses Japan's evolving investment landscape and new opportunities for investors.

Desperate for reelection, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is reportedly leveraging fears of war to bolster his political campaign.

Trump’s Treasured Negotiating Edge Dulled By Tariff Defeat  Bloomberg.com

Apollo's Sambur has expressed a view that the private equity sector will experience an extended period of challenges within the software industry.

The Indian opposition is urging Prime Minister Modi to put a proposed trade deal with the United States on hold.

President Donald Trump announced his intention to increase worldwide tariffs on goods entering the United States from 10 percent to 15 percent, effective immediately, a move that follows a Supreme Court ruling against his previous tariff actions.

Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) claims that Ukrainian forces are capable of accessing sensitive front-line data through the Telegram messaging application.

Colombia has made progress with Venezuela regarding natural gas trade, indicating potential advancements in energy cooperation between the two nations.

A Trump envoy has expressed concerns regarding the European Union's 'Made in Europe' plan, suggesting potential trade disagreements.

Starbucks is boosting its investments in India, a key focus market, even as it faces mounting losses there.

WSJ Podcasts discusses the increasing presence of data centers in local communities, while Bloomberg highlights that water consumption by these centers remains an afterthought.

India experienced a near doubling of electric car and truck sales in 2025, indicating significant growth in the EV market.

Saudi Arabia is making a significant $32 billion investment in entertainment ventures, including Six Flags, Formula One, and Aquarabia.

A Bloomberg podcast explores the complexities and difficulties associated with effectively taxing trillionaires.

A report on how the prevalence of smartphones is changing the experience on dance floors, with people more focused on their devices.

Bloomberg News reports that Johnson & Johnson is considering the sale of its orthopedics unit, a move that could be valued at $20 billion.

Wall Street's 'smart money' investors are profiting from market volatility caused by tariff-related uncertainty.

Canadian businesses are expressing concern and uncertainty following comments from Donald Trump that have sparked new questions about trade relations.

Hungary has threatened to veto a €90 billion EU loan package for Ukraine unless Russia is removed from the deal, despite earlier agreements.

Hedge fund Saba has launched an offer to purchase stakes in Blue Owl funds at a significant discount, as Blue Owl seeks to restore investor confidence.

Donald Trump has made a serious allegation, claiming that the Supreme Court has been corrupted by foreign influence, without providing specific details.

An analysis suggests that 'Aristo-Populists' could potentially lead to the downfall of the MAGA movement.

A recent ruling on IEEPA tariffs is expected to create a positive margin tailwind for consumer-focused companies, potentially boosting their profitability.

Ray Dalio's family office has disclosed a substantial $500 million investment in US stocks, signaling a significant bet on the American market.

United Airlines has revamped its loyalty program to offer more rewards to its cardholders.

David George of Andreessen Horowitz (A16Z) discusses how private and public markets have increasingly converged, highlighting the evolving landscape of financial markets.

A Supreme Court ruling on tariffs has led to a surge in gold and silver prices, while Nike's stock experienced volatility due to market uncertainty surrounding the decision.

While President Trump’s staunchest supporters condemned the decision, some Republicans suggested it restored Congress’s rightful role in weighing in on trade policy.

Kim Jong Un has showcased missile launchers as the Party Congress approaches, a display of military strength and a potential message to the international community.

Egg prices have collapsed as shop shelves, once empty, are now overstuffed with product.

The Euro is trading near a one-month low, as geopolitical risks between the US and Iran fuel downside bets.

Bloomberg suggests that the current AI boom is not a repeat of the dot-com bubble, indicating different market dynamics and underlying fundamentals.

First Solar's stock has surged following a Supreme Court decision to strike down Trump-era 'reciprocal' tariffs, positively impacting the solar energy sector.

President Trump is reportedly considering a limited military strike against Iran, a move that could significantly impact the oil market.

Goldman Sachs' Petershill unit is seeking $5 billion to acquire more private stakes.

India's economic activity showed acceleration in February, as indicated by recent Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) data.

Viktor Orbán's Hungary has blocked a €90 billion EU loan to Ukraine, intensifying anti-Ukraine rhetoric just days before the war's anniversary and ahead of elections where Orbán faces a risk of being toppled.

A US envoy has issued a warning that a 'Made In Europe' defense plan could negatively impact allied security and cooperation.

Iron ore is experiencing its longest losing streak since 2022, driven by signs of increased supply in the market.

An argument is made to move away from the 'Bitcoin illusion' and instead focus on tokenizing real-world assets.

Newmont Spars With Barrick Over Nevada Venture as Notice Sent  Bloomberg

Temasek and ADIA are reportedly planning to invest in Clean Max's initial public offering in India, signaling interest in the renewable energy sector.

Japan’s Takaichi is set to unveil plans aimed at stimulating private spending.

Saudi Arabia's oil shipments to India have surged, reducing the gap with Russia, which remains India's top supplier.

Spain is pursuing a new Asia strategy by courting China, as its relationship with the United States reportedly sours.

A Korean brokerage stock has seen a 200% surge, driven by investor bets on Elon Musk's SpaceX.

Leading military spenders in Europe are collaborating on developing affordable air defense systems.

Paraguay's President has expressed support for Trump's new Monroe Doctrine in Latin America.

Three former Google engineers have been charged with stealing phone processor technology and other trade secrets, with some data allegedly transferred to Iran.

This story reports on the record surge in Australian banks, positioning them as a global haven amidst the volatility caused by AI-related market swings.

This article highlights seven key news stories from the week across Hong Kong, mainland China, and the wider Asia region, including concerns over US drone presence and a top neuroscientist's move to Shenzhen.

Former US President Donald Trump has ordered the Pentagon and other government agencies to declassify and release files related to UFOs and aliens, citing public interest in the topic.

Nvidia, OpenAI near $30 billion investment in place of unfinished $100 billion deal, FT reports  Reuters

A judge has ruled that victims of fires in Los Angeles can pursue claims against the city's utility, opening a path for legal action related to fire damages.

Bank of America has committed $25 billion of its own cash to private credit deals.

Venezuela's amnesty law has been passed, but it includes significant caveats.

South Korea hosted a conference to discuss expanding cooperation with India in artificial intelligence and supply chains, aiming to strengthen economic ties between the two nations.

Donald Trump's ability to sue the U.S. government is being challenged in a $10 billion IRS case.

Stock futures showed minimal movement as investors awaited crucial economic data, including GDP and inflation reports, and a potential Supreme Court ruling on tariffs.

Brazil is reportedly at risk of another Supreme Court scandal, raising concerns about the integrity and stability of its judicial system.

Donald Trump called on Netflix to fire one of its board members, Susan Rice, the former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations and national security adviser, following comments she made about accountab

ECB's Fabio Panetta has asserted that tariffs have inflicted more damage on the United States economy compared to other nations.

A town that largely voted for Donald Trump is now expressing opposition to the establishment of an ICE prison camp within its community.

A new report indicates that a gas plant supported by former President Trump could become the biggest power polluter in the United States.

A Nasa official announced that a mission to the far side of the Moon is likely to be postponed after problems were identified with its rocket.

Christine Lagarde reportedly told The Wall Street Journal that Lutnick's Davos speech was 'just too much.'

An investment strategy suggests that identifying underperforming assets, or 'losers,' can be a path to successful investing.

World leaders are evaluating the potential next steps for the United States following a loss regarding Trump-era tariffs.

Merz is expected to encounter economic difficulties during his inaugural trip to China, as reported by Bloomberg.com.

Inside the European Central Bank, there is growing irritation regarding Christine Lagarde’s management of the exit strategy.

The Supreme Court has struck down President Trump's global tariffs, leaving $133 billion in a state of limbo and prompting Trump to vow new tariffs.

Hong Kong authorities plan to allocate approximately HK$6.8 billion (US$870 million) to repurchase flats damaged in the Tai Po fire from their owners.

The Central Bank of Congo plans to purchase gold from a state-owned company to bolster its national reserves.

A Chilean minister is among several officials who have been hit with US visa restrictions, signaling potential diplomatic tensions or concerns from the United States.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has confirmed that its probe involving AppLovin is still active and ongoing.

ConocoPhillips is reportedly exploring the sale of its Permian Basin assets, which are estimated to be valued at $2 billion.

Walgreens has cut its workforce after a private equity buyout, as reported by Bloomberg News, indicating restructuring within the company.

Anthropic has become a major player in the AI industry due to an unexpected success, solidifying its position as an AI juggernaut.

Canada's oil sands industry is anticipated to see significant merger activity following a busy year in 2025.

The Supreme Court has struck down some of former President Trump's global tariffs, leading Trump to vow new tariffs in response.

First Citizens, which acquired the collapsed Silicon Valley Bank, is reportedly considering another acquisition target.

ConocoPhillips is reportedly weighing the sale of its Permian Basin assets, which are estimated to be worth $2 billion.

Venture Capital firms are actively acquiring AI talent to strengthen their investment strategies and boost their bets in the artificial intelligence sector.

A Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) probe concerning AppLovin remains active, according to a Bloomberg News report.

Phil Spencer is reportedly stepping down as CEO of Microsoft Gaming after nearly 40 years, with Asha Sharma named as his successor.

Russia has sold 300,000 ounces of gold as global prices hit record highs, potentially capitalizing on the elevated market.

Bank of America reports that US stocks are drawing their lowest share of global investment flows since 2020, indicating a shift in international capital allocation.

The Supreme Court's decision to strike down some of Trump's tariffs is expected to benefit several retail stocks, including Home Depot, Nike, and Target.

Motif Technologies has joined South Korea's government-backed sovereign AI foundation model project, adding a new player to the nation's efforts in artificial intelligence development.

France is making desperate efforts to 'Le Pen-proof' its political establishment, indicating concerns about the rising influence of Marine Le Pen's far-right party.

Bloomberg reports that China is exporting drones to Russia through Thailand, with Russia importing $125 million worth of drones from Thailand in the first 11 months of 2025.

The FTSE 100 saw gilts and UK stocks rise, driven by a raft of positive economic data.

A recent US Supreme Court ruling overturning a decision related to former President Trump has led to an uptick in stocks and could potentially influence bond markets.

Police have searched the home of former Prince Andrew a day after his arrest, with a politics professor providing commentary.

Major tech companies are increasing their investments in AI, which is affecting stock buyback programs and creating a looming memory crunch for hardware manufacturers, though Apple remains a bullish exception.

A report details how a low-key Norwegian individual became involved as a diplomatic fixer for Jeffrey Epstein.

The US trade deficit has widened, a development attributed to the ongoing trade war initiated by former President Trump.

The U.S. economy grew 2.2% in 2025, a modest slowdown from 2.4% the previous year. GDP gains were fueled by solid consumer spending and business investment.

A $33 billion gas project in Ohio, associated with Donald Trump, is facing scrutiny due to a significant lack of detailed information regarding its plans and implementation.

Wall Street investors are acquiring short-term Indian bank debt as yields in the region experience a surge.

Emerging market stocks and currencies are falling as geopolitical tensions involving Iran escalate and oil prices surge.

Volkswagen's plan to cut costs by 20% is seen as an indicator of a broader industrial crisis facing Germany's economy.

Oil tanker rates are surging and are anticipated to climb even higher due to increased risks associated with Iran.

Germany is attempting to alleviate lawmakers’ fears regarding a stake in a Thiel drone firm.

A Chinese startup's development of 'Kung Fu Robots' is generating significant interest and investment from tech-wary investors.

Japan's soft-power influence is being bolstered by significant fortunes totaling $24 billion.

A former South Korean president has been sentenced to life in prison for rebellion and remains defiant.

Whiskey professionals reveal the one bottle of whiskey they would choose to drink for the rest of their lives.

Novartis has announced its decision to sell a 70.7% stake in its Indian unit for $159 million.

The next phase of ICE's $38 billion detention plan involves centralized, DHS-owned warehouses.

A Nippon Steel executive believes that the oversupply in the market, largely driven by China, is nearing its conclusion.

This story reports on the rise of Japanese Government Bonds (JGBs) following a slowdown in Japan's inflation rate, which has reached its slowest pace in two years.

The US is planning a revamp of the Peace Corps to gain an advantage in artificial intelligence over China.

Prince Andrew's arrest has prompted the King to pledge full support and cooperation to the authorities, raising questions about the impact on the Royal Family.

A report suggests that private equity debt left a leading VPN service vulnerable to Chinese hackers, raising questions about cybersecurity and financial structures.

This report highlights key premarket movers in the US stock market, including Carvana, Deere, Hims & Hers, and Walmart.

The Wall Street ETF complex is making inroads into the digital dollar market.

Donald Trump has claimed that former President Obama disclosed classified information regarding aliens.

South Korean stocks opened higher Friday despite overnight losses on Wall Street caused by increased geopolitical risks and market uncertainties. The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index added

Saudi-owned Scopely has acquired a majority stake in Loom Games, a Turkish gaming company.