Aumovio Narrows 2025 Sales Forecast Following Chip Supply Exemption
Reuters reports the German car‑parts supplier has revised its 2025 sales guidance amid semiconductor supply issues.
U.S. Airports Face Flight Cuts as Shutdown Stretches On
Commercial, cargo, and private flights are all affected as the FAA works to ease the burden on controllers who are unpaid and working overtime.
China Invests $470 Billion to Revamp Domestic Oil and Gas Industry
Beijing is pouring massive funds into drilling and production aiming to reduce reliance on imports and modernize the nation’s energy sector.
Americans Call the Trade Gap a Crisis as Economic Jitters Spread Through Markets
A new poll shows nearly half of Americans now see the U.S. trade deficit as an economic emergency, echoing growing unease across financial markets.
Norway Freezes Divestments to Rethink its Ethical Rulebook
The world’s largest wealth fund pauses ethical divestments to reassess how national values fit into trillion-dollar decisions.
China Sends its Youngest Astronaut to the ‘Heavenly Palace’
A new generation of Chinese astronauts steps into orbit as Beijing expands its ambitions for space leadership.
The Billionaire Bunker Boom and What It Says About the Future of Safety
For the wealthy, survival has become the latest form of luxury. Behind reinforced doors and underground gardens lies a story about fear, privilege, and control.
How Zohran Mamdani’s Win Could Help New York’s Small Businesses Find Their Footing Again
A shift in city leadership could open new space, support, and stability for local entrepreneurs in the neighborhoods that often get left behind.
Russian Oil Exports Remain Steady Despite New Sanctions
New U.S. and EU restrictions hit two major Russian oil giants but Moscow’s western‑port shipments keep flowing while buyers and banks face uncertainty.
AI Juries Put Law Schools on the Frontline of Legal Innovation
A North Carolina law school seats artificial intelligence on the jury to test how technology fits into the future of legal education.
Croatia’s Supply Cut Puts Central Europe’s Non-Russian Oil Plans Under Pressure
A reduction in crude deliveries to Slovak refiner Slovnaft exposes the fragility of alternative oil supply routes in the region.
London and Riyadh Lock in Multi‑Billion Pound Deal to Expand Trade Horizons
A £6.4 billion agreement between the UK and Saudi Arabia opens fresh routes for British exporters and investors as both nations seek deeper economic ties.
UnitedHealth Banks on New Leadership to Regain Momentum
With a familiar leader back at the helm and a well-laid plan in place, UnitedHealth is working to steady its operations and deliver better results.
Toyota Finds Momentum as U.S. Demand Spurs Global Growth
Factory recovery in Japan and China points to broader stability as Toyota rebuilds global production.
Even in a Hot Job Market for Law Graduates, Racial Gaps Persist
Law graduates are being hired at record levels, yet Black and Latino students still face barriers to the most competitive legal roles. The data shows that opportunity is not equally available to all.