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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

Donald Trump has announced a shift in his messaging, claiming he 'won' on the issue of affordability.

Klarna has posted a loss as its credit provisions increased in line with its growth.

Walgreens has laid off hundreds of employees in the wake of its private equity buyout.

Canadian energy stocks are approaching their first record high since 2008, driven by a significant surge in oil prices.

Federal Reserve official Neel Kashkari has made statements regarding the economic outlook, engaging with comments from Kevin Hassett.

Former President Trump is traveling to Georgia, reportedly with specific instructions to maintain a consistent message during his visit.

Cristiano Ronaldo has invested $7.5 million into Herbalife's health platform, signaling a significant move into the health and wellness industry.

JPMorgan claims that Jamie Dimon was 'fraudulently' included in a $5 billion lawsuit filed by Donald Trump.

Mortgage rates in the United States have fallen to their lowest point in more than three years, potentially impacting the housing market.

The New York Times addresses a frequently asked question from its readers regarding the funding sources for the research it covers.

Tradeweb, a major bond-trading platform on Wall Street, has announced a new partnership with Kalshi, a contracts exchange.

Milei’s labor reform efforts are encountering difficulties in steel towns facing economic struggles.

France is on edge after an activist died following a fight at a political event, sparking concerns about political violence and public safety.

Steve Cohen has earned a $3.4 billion payday, placing him at the top of hedge fund rankings.

The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model has revised its estimate for fourth-quarter GDP growth downward to 3.0%, suggesting a slightly slower economic expansion than previously anticipated.

ByteDance is reportedly building out its artificial intelligence team in the United States, indicating a strategic focus on AI development within the region.

The Texas Senate race is gaining attention, with a Colbert interview with candidate James Talarico drawing significant views and discussions about the need for a 'boring' race.

AppLovin's stock saw an increase following attention garnered by a job posting for a social media platform, suggesting potential new ventures.

Private equity firms are now focusing on clean energy investments following a significant decline in the sector in 2025.

The Wall Street Journal examines Uber's continued relevance in the robotaxi sector despite widespread disruption concerns.

Amazon has surpassed Walmart to become the world's biggest company based on sales volume.

Reunions and re-arrests define Venezuela’s post-Maduro era.

Former prime minister Gordon Brown has sent a new dossier of information regarding Jeffrey Epstein to the police, following an initial submission last week.

The risk of war in Ethiopia is increasing as troops deploy near the Eritrean border.

A political group supported by AI company Anthropic has announced its entry into a congressional race in New York, signaling growing tech influence in politics.

A buyer for Schroders is reportedly reallocating investments, moving capital out of the American market.

An article discusses whether the current boom in AI companies could create a bubble, potentially putting pensions and investments at risk for individuals whose portfolios include these firms.

The head of Nissan Americas discussed the competitive landscape, acknowledging and embracing the challenge posed by Chinese car manufacturers.

Bloomberg reports that the White House is overly confident in its assessments regarding Iran and the trajectory of oil prices.

A tech tycoon is investing in the preservation of an African island, paying a 'natural dividend' to support conservation efforts.

A snow drought in California created unstable conditions, contributing to a deadly avalanche in the region.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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 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.

Bloomberg provides a general overview of the technology sector, covering various developments and market trends.

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

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.

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.

Goldman Sachs indicates that the majority of large-cap stock pickers have outperformed the market since 2007.

White House Ballroom Design Approved by Trump Commission After One Hearing  Bloomberg.com

Amazon is intensifying its efforts to develop its satellite internet service, Project Kuiper, aiming to catch up with SpaceX's Starlink in the rapidly expanding market.

The CEO of Raspberry Pi, Eben Upton, has accepted the 'meme stock' designation following a substantial 94% surge in the company's stock value.

China's balance sheet recession is becoming increasingly problematic, raising concerns about the country's economic outlook.

Blue Owl Capital has revealed plans for a $1.4 billion asset sale at book value, alongside initiatives to advance share repurchases and enhance portfolio resilience.

Carney's Liberal party in Canada is making significant progress, taking another step closer to forming a majority government.

Investors seeking to understand Generation Alpha are advised to focus on five key trends that are shaping this demographic.

The UK is renewing its efforts to encourage Saudi Arabia to invest in its fighter jet program.

A video explains the long-standing history of animosity and rivalry between Washington and the Islamic Republic of Iran.

PlayStation has unexpectedly closed a major studio responsible for several successful titles on the PS4 and PS5, shortly after a recent State of Play showcase.

Indian Prime Minister Modi was seen posing with prominent tech figures like Altman and Pichai.

A revival of Shaker aesthetics and philosophy is observed, suggesting a deeper cultural significance beyond mere traditional obsession.

Ethiopia is exploring a ban on fossil fuel-powered vehicles, signaling a potential shift towards sustainable transportation and offering a glimpse into future environmental policies.

Canada is forecast to experience its widest trade deficit on record in 2025, excluding the pandemic period.

Morgan Stanley has reduced transaction fees by 50% on its private shares platform, potentially making it more attractive for investors.

Peru's Congress has selected Balcazar as the country's fifth president in five years, amidst ongoing political instability.

Experts suggest diverse investment opportunities including critical minerals, quality stocks, gold, and even red wine for a $1 million portfolio.

Traders are reportedly eager to gain exposure to Anthropic, a prominent AI startup, indicating strong market interest and a perceived opportunity in the company's future.

Led by President Donald Trump, the 'Board of Peace' held its inaugural meeting to discuss the reconstruction efforts in Gaza.

Guyana is developing a strategy, dubbed 'Norway on Steroids,' to manage its oil wealth and prevent the common pitfalls of resource-rich nations.

A Trump-backed gas project has competitors rattled over risks.

Jeffrey Epstein reportedly pursued a prolonged effort to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin to engage in discussions about finance.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with top AI leaders in New Delhi, emphasizing Greece's investment opportunities in AI infrastructure and discussing gov.gr and accessibility.

British startups are increasingly adopting AI technologies as an alternative to hiring new employees, aiming to cut down on costly recruitment processes.

European leaders are beginning the process of selecting the next President of the European Central Bank as Christine Lagarde's term approaches its end.

French President Macron announced that imposing social media restrictions for youth will be a priority for the G-7 summit.

A video capturing an awkward moment between Sam Altman and Dario Amodei, CEOs of leading AI startups, has drawn buzz, highlighting the rivalry within the tech industry.

Rio Tinto announced flat earnings, as a decline in iron ore profits offset gains in other areas.

A new report indicates that Australia's soaring fiscal spending is unsustainable.

South Korea is facing deep divisions and a test of its democracy following President Yoon-Suk-yeol's martial law fiasco in December 2024, with experts noting the long road to recovery.

Morgan Stanley has issued a warning about potential 'indiscriminate' selloffs in the market driven by fears surrounding artificial intelligence, suggesting investor caution.

DoorDash has issued a weak profit outlook, citing rising operational costs and the impact of recent storms.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

Bitcoin is experiencing fragile trading conditions as hedge funds shift their focus towards cash holdings.

US lawmakers call on the Trump administration to pursue justice for victims, as UN expert urges probes across the world.

The US trade deficit with China has fallen to a 21-year low, a development attributed to tariffs imposed by former President Trump.

EQT expects to gain $1 billion due to a rally in natural gas prices, spurred by recent storm activity.

Nadeem's hedge fund, Deem, has announced it is closing to new investments after reaching $3 billion in assets.

Rwanda's central bank has implemented its largest interest rate hike in almost three years.

Netflix's co-CEO commented on the Warner deal, indicating that it will lead to more films being released in cinemas.

Bloomberg suggests that investors should closely monitor oil prices as a key indicator, especially given the ongoing situation in Iran.

Shares of Blue Owl have declined after the company halted redemptions, sparking concerns within the private credit market.

Johnson & Johnson is reportedly exploring the sale of its orthopedics business, a move that could reshape its medical device portfolio.

A police investigation involving a member of the British royal family is forcing a national discussion on whether privilege can coexist with democratic scrutiny and the rule of law.

Discussions are ongoing about how to dismantle the Department of Education.

The U.S. dollar is nearing its strongest position in almost a month, driven by investor support and geopolitical tensions.

Schroders is buying gilts and focusing on 10-year bonds, indicating a strategic bet related to the Bank of England.

NASA has completed a second rocket fueling test, a critical step in determining the timeline for when Artemis astronauts will embark on their journey to the moon.

Americans increasingly relied on new credit cards and personal loans last year to cope with higher prices, indicating financial strain.

French President Macron is preparing for a confrontation with Trump at the G-7 summit regarding social media policies.

A top Federal Reserve official, Neel Kashkari, has accused the White House of escalating its assault on the central bank, specifically criticizing a Trump adviser who questioned research on tariffs.

While college graduates currently hold an advantage in the job market, questions are being raised about how long this edge will last.

DoorDash stock is rallying as analysts observe improvements in the company's unit economics, particularly in new sectors like grocery and retail.

Several states are reportedly ready to proceed with a trial against Live Nation, even if the Department of Justice reaches a settlement.

How MAGA’s census fight would reshape political power.

Treasury bonds are experiencing their most significant decline in a month, as concerns over rising inflation weigh on investor sentiment.

Iran Is Getting Ready for War With the U.S.  The Wall Street Journal

Swiss watch exports have resumed their slump, with a brief rebound in the US market proving to be short-lived.

Plata in Mexico has obtained a banking license, a move expected to escalate competition within the country's burgeoning fintech sector.

Former Prince Andrew has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office, with King Charles expressing concern and stating 'the law must take its course.' The arrest is welcomed by Virginia Giuffre's family, and police are searching two addresses.

The CEO of DeepMind issued a warning about the potential risks of artificial intelligence and urged for global cooperation on AI regulation during a summit in India.

A Luxottica heir has put forward a €14 billion proposal aimed at resolving an ongoing dispute over the family estate.

The Japanese equity market experienced its most significant foreign capital inflow since 2014.

Telegram has refuted allegations from Russia that its encryption has been compromised, calling the claims a 'deliberate fabrication' intended to justify outlawing the messaging app.

Mizuho has been excluded from another yen bond deal, a development stemming from the ongoing fallout of a probe.