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.
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.
U.S. National Debt Surpasses $37 Trillion, Threatens Economic Stability and Fiscal Resilience
As borrowing reaches historic highs, the growing debt forces a re-evaluation of economic priorities and tests the limits of government policy.
Washington Moves to Stabilize Argentine Peso Amid Inflation, Investor Concerns
By directly buying pesos, the U.S. signals immediate support for Argentina’s fragile economy and emphasizes the need for broader reforms to secure market stability.
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.
Michigan Courts Japanese Investment as JETRO Supports Whitmer’s Trade Mission
Alongside trade engagements with JETRO, Gov. Whitmer led an investment mission to Singapore, the first official visit of its kind by a Michigan governor to the city-state.
Concern over Losing Edge in Global Competitiveness Aside, ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Wins Praise from Small Businesses
Industry and tech firms welcomed the measure of the bill of permanently reinstating the deduction for domestic R&E expenses paid or incurred in 2025 and beyond.
Masayoshi Son Proposes $300B US-Japan Fund to Power Tech and Infrastructure
The SoftBank founder seeks a joint US-Japan investment strategy in advanced technology and infrastructure, aiming to deepen public-private cooperation and drive long-term economic gains without raising tax burdens.
