The electric vehicle market is facing challenges, with sales in China declining by 20% and the US recording its weakest month since 2022, indicating a broader 'speed bump' for the industry.
Indian Railways has quietly upgraded a significant portion of its network, with 81% of tracks now ready to handle speeds of 110 kmph.
Fast-food chain Wendy's is reportedly making a major operational change that has gone largely unnoticed by the public.
Warner Bros Discovery is reportedly weighing the possibility of reopening sale discussions with Paramount Global, according to Bloomberg News.
MacKenzie Scott has donated $26 billion over seven years, exceeding the lifetime giving of her ex-husband Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk. Her significant contributions highlight her prominent role in global philanthropy.
Vertiv's stock experienced a 20% weekly jump, driven by a 252% increase in order growth and optimistic 2026 guidance, signaling strong company performance.
Chinese automaker Xiaomi's YU7 SUV has reportedly surpassed Tesla's Model Y in China sales for January, highlighting increasing competition in the electric vehicle market.
A market in Kano, Nigeria, has been ravaged by fire once more, leading to substantial losses for traders and hindering firefighter operations due to poor access roads.
Germany assesses the impact of China's industrial expansion, while China's EV market grows in South America, and the US seeks to counter China's dominance in rare earth minerals.
Germany's Ifo business barometer showed little momentum in January, with confidence in the service sector dipping and overall predictions for improvement unmet.
Germany's gas stockpiles have dropped to approximately 30% during a period of severe cold, raising concerns about the country's energy supply resilience.
Pilots and crew at Germany's flag carrier Lufthansa staged a 24-hour strike over pension disputes, leading to hundreds of flight cancellations and significant travel disruption.
Following the collapse of the European League of Football, two new organizations are vying to establish American football's presence and success across Europe.
India is considering replacing Russian oil with supplies from the US and potentially Venezuela, as it navigates a shake-up in its energy import strategy.
A new trade agreement between the EU and India is expected to open the Indian market for German car manufacturers, who have historically struggled to gain traction there.
After reaching unprecedented levels last week, the prices of gold and silver abruptly reversed course, experiencing a sharp decline following a period of euphoric rally.
Australia has announced an initial $2.8 billion investment to construct a new submarine construction yard in Osborne, a key development under the AUKUS security agreement.
Cuba's annual cigar fair has been postponed due to severe fuel shortages, which are exacerbated by the ongoing US blockade preventing oil shipments to the island nation.
The increasing demand for artificial intelligence is driving up chip prices and intensifying supply shortages, signaling an end to the era of cheap data storage and impacting smartphone costs.
A proposal by the anti-immigration Swiss People's Party to cap the country's population at 10 million has garnered enough signatures to proceed to a national referendum in June.
Investigators have conducted searches at European Commission premises in Brussels, reportedly in connection with the alleged sale of over 20 Commission documents.
The recently released Epstein files reveal that the late financier and convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein, maintained up to 40 accounts with Germany's Deutsche Bank.
Germany faces ongoing challenges including significant delays and budget overruns in major construction projects, spiraling rents in big cities, and operational issues with its national rail service, Deutsche Bahn. Security for Carnival celebrations also remains a concern.
European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen advocates for capital market reform and simpler regulations to boost the EU's global economic standing, while France and Germany signal unity at an EU retreat.
New research highlights the critical link between business and nature, while scientists warn against privately funded geoengineering. In the US, a key climate rule was revoked to favor cheaper, gas-powered cars.
Tesla's German factory in Grünheide has pressed charges against an external trade union member, alleging he was caught recording confidential information during an ongoing dispute with IG Metall.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan are reportedly purchasing a multi-million dollar waterfront mansion on Miami's Indian Creek Island, joining other high-profile residents like Jeff Bezos and Tom Brady.
Will Muschamp is reportedly poised to become one of the highest-paid assistant coaches in college football upon his return to the Texas Longhorns Football program.
Leading Indian companies, including IT giants TCS and Infosys, experienced a collective loss of over Rs 3 lakh crore in market value last week amidst a broad market downturn.
Intel has reported financial losses for 2025, prompting analysis into the reasons behind its performance and the potential implications for its stock value.
An article from TechCrunch Mobility discusses Rivian's significance in the evolving transportation landscape.
Articles discuss the impact of AI on stock performance, recent market sell-offs due to disruption fears, and how Wall Street CEOs are preparing for AI-driven changes in their workforce. The broader economic implications of AI are being closely watched.
Entrepreneur Grant Cardone shares his provocative views on what constitutes true wealth, stating that $1 million saved by age 45 is insufficient and criticizing conventional financial advice.
West Virginia plans a new gas-fired power plant and three solar projects, while TotalEnergies is expanding its electric vehicle charging network across Belgium and the Netherlands.
Goldman Sachs offers a unique perspective on the economy, while analysts predict consolidation in gold and silver markets due to uncertainty surrounding Federal Reserve interest rate decisions and upcoming economic data.
Police in Kenya seized hundreds of bags of fake government-subsidized fertilizer, while the Punjab Chief Minister in Pakistan vowed strict action against price hikes and hoarding during Ramazan.
Rio Tinto confirmed the death of a contracting company employee following an incident at its Simfer mine site in Nzérékoré, Guinea, on February 14.
Caretaker Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul announced that his Bhumjaithai Party will be responsible for security and economic affairs in the upcoming Thai government.
Financial analyst Jim Cramer provides his opinions and detailed discussions on the stock performance and outlook for several major companies, including Disney, General Motors, CVS Health, Salesforce, and Corning.
New reports highlight the varying burden of healthcare costs on families across different states and identify U.S. cities where airport travel expenses are particularly high, impacting family finances.
This article highlights the inspiring journey of an individual who pursued his dream of winemaking in Arizona, starting from sleeping in his truck to establishing a nationally recognized winery.
Many side hustles are deemed ineffective by those who have tried them, with only 'boring and repeatable' ventures proving to be sustainable and long-lasting.
A Hong Kong souvenir shop removed lettering from its popular wall, which featured designs similar to MTR station signage, following concerns about potential intellectual property rights infringement.
An industrial fire at a local plant has resulted in two injuries and one person reported missing. Emergency services are on the scene investigating the incident.
Various financial institutions and analysts are issuing new ratings, price targets, and risk assessments for a range of companies, including banks like Santander and ING, automotive giant Stellantis, packaging firm Amcor, mining company Rio Tinto, and pharmaceutical company GSK.
Former President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu reportedly agree on pressuring Iran through sanctions but hold differing views on the ultimate resolution of the conflict.
A growing trend sees more individuals opting for mini-sabbaticals or adult gap years, taking extended breaks from work.
Fortune Global 500 companies are seeking refunds from the Trump administration over contested tariffs.
Some workers are leveraging dating applications to find jobs, referrals, and clients, turning them into unconventional networking platforms.
Salary data reveals how much sportswear giant Nike pays its designers, software engineers, and other tech workers as it invests in boosting revenue.
An analysis shows that certain items at Sam's Club can make the cost of a membership pay for itself, highlighting the store's unique mobile checkout option.
A Kentucky school district has agreed to a $3 million settlement in a sexual abuse lawsuit, resolving claims against the district.
AI agents are transforming the work of coders by taking on tasks, while recent graduates face the challenge of outperforming AI to remain valuable in an automated era.
The US explores using AI and quantum computing to challenge China's rare earth grip, while New Zealand faces scrutiny for secret talks with the US on critical minerals.
Research investigates whether women on corporate boards are more risk-averse or act as agents of innovation, noting a link between more women and fewer patents when firms underperform.
United Nigeria Airlines experienced a bird strike involving an Airbus A320 during takeoff from Asaba Airport, marking the third such incident for the carrier.
An individual laid off from Amazon after 11 years shares a personal story of moving forward, inspired by their high school daughter.
China has increased regulatory scrutiny on its domestic systemically important banks (D-SIBs) as authorities address risks in the property sector.
Following its acquisition of Getir's delivery arm, Uber is set to expand its food delivery business into seven new European countries.
The traditional Argungu fishing festival in Nigeria has resumed after years of hiatus, showcasing heritage and boosting the local economy.
Malaysia has taken a firm stance against becoming a global e-waste dumping ground, but enforcing its ban against millions of tons of scrap poses a significant challenge.
A governor has declared a state of emergency due to rapidly increasing energy costs, calling for immediate relief and long-term reforms.
Once-thriving cryptocurrency traders in Vietnam have experienced a significant decline in the market, impacting those who entered during the boom.
Uber is reportedly expanding its food delivery operations into seven additional European markets. This move signifies a significant push to grow its presence in the continent's food delivery sector.
The Sindh Chief Minister has assured affected shopkeepers from the ill-fated Gul Plaza in Karachi that they will be temporarily accommodated in other city markets.
A 'military vacuum' in West and Central Africa, caused by fading French influence and limited Russian arms, has created new market opportunities for China.
Pakistan's Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb warns that a surging population threatens economic growth and job creation, emphasizing the private sector's role in employment.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver is pressing the WNBA and its players' union to accelerate collective bargaining agreement talks to prevent a potential work stoppage.
Toyota is reportedly experiencing difficulties in producing enough units of its bestselling models, leading the company to encourage dealers to focus on selling other vehicles in its lineup.
The Scottish Secretary is scheduled to travel to Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore to bolster defence relationships and increase trade.
A private jet was forced to make an emergency landing at a Florida airport after hitting several deer during its takeoff.
The State Railway of Thailand reports that the initial phase of the Thai-Chinese high-speed rail project has achieved 51.74% progress.
A report compares the energy production records of the Trump and Biden administrations, with the White House celebrating a year of 'historic gains' in energy dominance.
News provides the latest information regarding Publix grocery store locations in the St. Pete, Clearwater, and Largo areas.
Automotive industry CEOs are voicing strong concerns, from a 'slippery slope' to an 'existential threat,' regarding the increasing competition from Chinese manufacturers.
An analysis identifies five specific car models that were instrumental in changing Toyota's reputation from a 'boring' car manufacturer to a respected performance brand.
Prominent agent and LA Olympics chief Casey Wasserman plans to sell his talent agency after facing scrutiny over his past connections to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
The 100-year-old construction equipment manufacturer, Caterpillar, is reportedly becoming an AI market darling, showcasing a significant shift in its business strategy.
The economist who initially identified America's K-shaped recovery expresses his gravest concerns for the future of the US economy.
The International Monetary Fund reports that Türkiye's efforts to control inflation are showing positive results, alongside continued steady economic growth.
The Washington Post is reportedly a shadow of its former self due to extensive cuts implemented by its billionaire owner, Jeff Bezos. This has raised concerns about the future of the American journalism stalwart.
The United Arab Emirates is rapidly eclipsing Hong Kong and becoming a strong competitor to Singapore as Asia's leading dynamic trading hub. This shift highlights the UAE's growing influence in global trade.
Alaska Airlines is recognizing its employees' contributions by awarding them nearly three weeks' worth of bonus pay.
The restaurant sector is facing a dual challenge of increasing operational costs and customers having less disposable income. This situation is making it difficult for families to afford dining out.
The Subway sandwich chain, once a dominant force, is reportedly implementing new strategies in an effort to regain its popularity and market share.
The Philippines anticipates 13 million jobs are at risk due to AI integration, while Cisco's president mandates AI proficiency for all developers, indicating a significant shift in the global workforce landscape.
An article outlines five key indicators that suggest an individual is an 'upper-class' retiree. It delves into financial and lifestyle aspects associated with this demographic.
Malaysia's Parliament has passed legislation for the Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link, bringing Malaysia and Singapore closer to launching a 5-minute cross-border train service with a high hourly passenger capacity.
The Indonesian government is preparing to roll out a substantial rice support program worth nearly $713 million in early 2026. The initiative aims to provide assistance to 35 million families across the nation.
A Kentucky-based developer has purchased the former Frisch’s property located in Sugarcreek Township. This acquisition marks a new development for the site.
Costco is reportedly discontinuing a decades-old tradition, marking a change in the company's operational practices. Details of the specific tradition are not provided but it's a significant internal shift.
A Subway restaurant in Pittsburgh was ordered to close by health officials after inspectors found inadequate refrigeration and food stored at improper temperatures.
SpaceX is reportedly exploring a dual-class share structure for its potential initial public offering, according to Bloomberg News.
Chinese automakers BYD and Geely are reportedly seeking to acquire a Nissan factory in Aguascalientes, Mexico. This move aims to bolster their presence and production capabilities in the Mexican market.
Hong Kong's Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) has arrested 22 individuals suspected of corruption and illicit activities. The arrests are linked to shady deals involving seven building renovation projects.
The United States faces a growing fiscal crisis with national debt at 120% of GDP, as interest expenses now surpass defense spending. This situation raises significant concerns about the nation's economic stability.
A director of Prince Jewellery and Watch in Hong Kong has completed a real estate transaction, selling a flat in Kowloon and subsequently upgrading to a two-storey unit in the same neighborhood.
Hoiana Resort & Golf collaborated with local authorities and social organizations to provide Tet support activities. Nearly 500 disadvantaged households in Da Nang received gifts during the Tet holiday period.
Hanoi Railways Company Limited announced that it will offer free single-ride tickets for passengers using the Hanoi Metro during the Tet holiday. This initiative aims to ease travel for residents during the festive period.
Pop superstar Taylor Swift's legal team has requested the US government to block a 'Swift Home' trademark. They argue that a bedding firm's designs bear similarities to her existing trademarked signature.
Travel agents report a surge in half-term holiday bookings, attributing the increase to adverse weather conditions and the current political environment. These factors are creating a 'powerful psychological need for escape.'
Despite a growing US economy, there are rising concerns about the job market as hiring rates and job openings continue to drop. Some analysts worry that a tough job market might persist.
Tesco plans to extend Clubcard access to individuals under the age of 18, a move welcomed by consumer outlet Which?. This change is seen as a significant win for younger shoppers seeking loyalty scheme benefits.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has ordered a review into the Daily Mail owner's £500 million bid to acquire the Telegraph. The probe will examine the deal on public interest and competition grounds.
A forthcoming trial will investigate whether major technology companies like Meta and YouTube intentionally designed their products to be addictive. This raises questions about the ethical responsibilities of Big Tech.
Almost 2,000 people queued for the grand opening of a new beauty store in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The event highlights strong consumer interest and demand for new retail experiences in the region.
A country's supreme court has rebuffed a petition from domestic workers seeking improved pay and job protections. This decision leaves many domestic workers still facing low wages and a lack of legal safeguards.
Vietnam is proposing a $755 million expressway linking Ho Chi Minh City to Phnom Penh and has unveiled the design for a mega sea link between Can Gio and Vung Tau. These projects aim to enhance regional connectivity and development.
Human trafficking syndicates operating across Southeast Asia are increasingly leveraging cryptocurrency to launder their illicit profits. This shift reflects a growing trend in how criminal organizations manage their finances.
An analysis delves into the reasons behind the widespread criticism directed at private landlords and evaluates the fairness of these criticisms. It explores the complexities of the private rental sector.
Hong Kong's CK Hutchison Holdings announced it will pursue all available legal options to defend its interests after a Panamanian court nullified a contract last month. The dispute centers on the company's operations at Panama ports.
Former President Donald Trump is directing 'Project Vault' to address China's monopoly on rare earth elements. This initiative seeks to prevent China from potentially disrupting US military and manufacturing supply chains through export bans.
Six House Republicans joined Democrats to successfully block proposed Canadian tariffs by former President Trump. This move highlights a political divide within the Republican party regarding trade policy.
Despite increased bookings, Hong Kong restaurateurs anticipate stable or declining profits from family reunion dinners ahead of Lunar New Year.
Singapore expects a significant budget surplus for the 2025 financial year and announces plans to invest in artificial intelligence.
Ho Chi Minh City is set to invest nearly VND7 trillion (US$270 million) in road expansion projects to alleviate long-standing traffic congestion at a major western gateway.
The Washington Post's publisher and CEO, Will Lewis, has departed days after the newspaper announced significant staff reductions, raising questions about management under Jeff Bezos.
Former President Trump's preference for a weaker dollar is discussed, noting the currency's 12% decline during his previous term.
Villa's Tacos, a Los Angeles taqueria, gained national attention with a six-second appearance during the Super Bowl LX halftime show, highlighting its journey from a street stall.
The New Democrat Coalition outlines an affordability agenda aimed at tackling increasing costs in essential sectors like healthcare, housing, groceries, and energy, including a plan to build four million homes.
The media industry is watching a high-stakes battle between Netflix and Paramount as they compete for control over Warner Bros Discovery.
A successful renewables auction has been welcomed by clean energy advocates, promising more solar farms, though potential local opposition is noted.
British University Vietnam (BUV) has developed a comprehensive career development ecosystem designed to provide students with practical experience and build confidence through internships.
A major report urges businesses to take urgent action to restore natural systems, warning that their survival depends on protecting nature.
Parts of the aviation industry are shifting focus to wealthy customers in Asia, offering more luxurious private jets and international travel experiences.
The 'Helix' eVTOL flying car from Pivotal is now on sale for $190,000, requiring no pilot license and already being flown by customers.
Uber has been ordered to pay $8.5 million in a case where a driver was accused of raping a passenger, a verdict expected to influence thousands of similar cases against the company.
The yachting industry is actively searching for alternative materials to teak, which is prized for its beauty but is now in short supply.
Social media platform Pinterest has sacked engineers who were reportedly tracking recent staff job cuts, following the company's announcement of axing 15% of its workforce.
A project hundreds of miles off Denmark's coast is underway to inject CO2 into an old North Sea oil field as part of efforts to store greenhouse gases.
Innovators are leveraging technology to transform Australia's agricultural industry, with 'tech dense' farms offering solutions to raise farming yields and potentially lower food prices.
The latest trends and innovations from CES 2026 in Las Vegas are highlighted, covering a range of new technologies.
An increasing number of companies are adopting shared top job roles, allowing bosses more time for family and personal breaks.
The country faces increasing disruption from roadworks, prompting questions about the balance between infrastructure improvements and their associated costs and inconvenience.
Companies are finding it challenging to transition staff away from Excel spreadsheets, as the software remains a deeply ingrained tool for data management.
Various businesses are implementing programs to recycle and reuse Christmas trees, aiming to reduce landfill waste and emissions.
The food industry, including bakers and biscuit makers, faces unique challenges and hurdles in adopting robots and automation into traditional processes.
Despite a widespread cost-of-living crisis, discount retailer Poundland is reportedly struggling, raising questions about the performance of budget shops on UK high streets.
Elements of the National Basketball Association are embroiled in controversy as players and coaches face charges related to fraud and illegal gambling, with ties to organized crime.
SpaceX successfully launched its Starship rocket, marking a crucial step for the company's long-term ambitions of human space travel to the Moon and Mars.
Financial markets are processing recent bank earnings reports following a period of instability in the banking sector, indicating a broader economic adjustment.
The recent collapse of Silicon Valley Bank has brought renewed attention to existing disparities faced by entrepreneurs of color within the financial system.
Despite growing consumer demand for sustainable products, the $500 billion beauty industry's 'green' ambitions are criticized as insufficient and inconsistent in addressing the climate crisis.
After a significant drop last fall, the British pound has made a strong recovery this year, now surpassing other major global currencies in performance.
A surprise decision by OPEC and its allies to reduce oil production is anticipated to lead to higher gas prices for consumers, particularly in the US.
Elon Musk's promised removal of blue verification check marks on Twitter proceeded, with the New York Times specifically losing its status, sparking controversy.
Experts suggest that major retail chains could significantly cut emissions and save money by installing solar panels on their vast rooftops, yet many are not adopting this solution.
EL PAÍS newspaper is collaborating with Gymglish to provide readers with a 15-day free trial of personalized online Spanish language courses.
Discussions around 'America First' policies suggest a potential shift towards prioritizing trade relations with India, while also re-examining historical trade dynamics with Canada under NAFTA.
Verizon's decision to reintroduce unlimited data plans is seen as a win for subscribers but a negative development for investors, reflecting a strategic shift in the telecom market.
The Trump brand has experienced another commercial blow as Sears Holdings announced the removal of 31 Trump-branded items from its online retail platforms.