U.S. National Debt Surpasses $37 Trillion as Fiscal Risks Escalate
As borrowing reaches historic highs, the growing debt forces a re-evaluation of economic priorities and tests the limits of government policy.
U.S. Acts to Shore Up Argentine Peso in Tumultuous Economy
Washington steps in with direct currency purchases signaling a shift in international financial diplomacy and regional economic priorities.
Elettrica is Built for Performance, Precision, and Sports-Car Thrill
The Elettrica marks Ferrari’s first fully electric car delivering advanced engineering, breathtaking performance, and a new vision for luxury driving.
Going Back to School While Working Full-Time: 5 Best Schools
With flexible schedules and supportive learning options, working adults can pursue higher education on their own terms.
Baxdrostat Breakthrough Offers New Hope for Resistant Hypertension
AstraZeneca’s Bax24 Phase III trial demonstrates sustained blood pressure control and a favorable safety profile in patients with treatment-resistant hypertension.
Asia Draws Global Capital as Investors Diversify Beyond the U.S.
Foreign investors are returning to the region, targeting technology, consumer, and industrial sectors, while Japan and select Chinese markets attract renewed investor attention.
U.S. Rural Air Service Subsidy Set to Lapse Amid Shutdown, But Airlines Continue Flights to Underserved Destinations
Soon after the DOT directive to stop subsidies, Skywest Airlines and Alaska Airlines said they would continue operating reliable flights as scheduled while the federal government works to resolve the shutdown.
Nordic Impact Funds Back Renewable Energy Expansion Across Africa
With its $44 million commitment to African renewable energy firm CrossBoundary, Impact Fund Denmark has followed similar backing by Swedfund and the Danish Investment Fund for Developing Countries.
Government Shutdown Stalls Small Business Lending
Small business owners are grappling with a slowdown in funding as federal agencies remain closed, leaving day-to-day operations uncertain.
Coty Weighs Options for Makeup Division as Market Challenges Mount
The company is looking to cut debt and protect its fragrance stronghold as shifting consumer trends expose weaknesses in its cosmetics portfolio.
Dubai Pursues 100 Percent Clean Energy by 2050 as Solar Parks, Energy Storage, and Advanced Technology Shape the Transition
Dubai is building a future powered entirely by clean energy, with massive solar parks, advanced storage, satellite monitoring, and research-driven projects driving its 2050 target.
France and United States Plan Second Joint Military Satellite Mission
The upcoming operation highlights growing cooperation in orbit as allied nations respond to increasing threats from China and Russia.
Indonesia Curbs Parliamentary Dismissal Powers, Expands Oversight of Central Bank
The revised bill removes explicit powers to dismiss Bank Indonesia’s governors but enhances parliamentary review and mandates the central bank to support economic growth, prompting market caution.
UnitedHealth Scales Back Medicare Advantage Plans in 16 Counties Amid Rising Program Costs and Funding Cuts
Industry analysts warn the move could signal broader consolidation and narrower choices for members in rural areas.
Warship Manufacturer TKMS Forecasts Stronger Margins Amid Rising Defence Spending
Germany’s naval industry braces for rapid growth as defense budgets soar, pushing innovation in submarines, surface vessels, and unmanned platforms.