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Without a blind trust, Trump builds wealth as president with bond trades in firms his policies affect, drawing scrutiny over conflicts of interest.
Authorities emphasise safe working conditions as they urge quick commerce companies to reconsider unrealistic delivery timelines.
A week after the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, an agent fired ‘defensive shots’ during a struggle involving a snow shovel and three people.
A 51–50 vote kills war powers resolution after Trump pressure flips two key Republican defectors.
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Montage Technology could raise up to US$900 million in an IPO as soon as this month, sources say.
Russia’s war in Ukraine leaves allies Venezuela, Iran and Cuba vulnerable, exposing security failures and eroding trust in Moscow’s global influence.
Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters reminded Anna Breman to ‘stick to domestic monetary policy’.
The city state’s farmers eye the Johor-Singapore SEZ for cheaper land and labour to boost food security amid high local costs.
Long-term prospects for sector are ‘very promising’, but market in the short term is ‘mainly driven by speculative sentiment’, analyst says.
Goldman Sachs and UBS are reviewing Diageo’s operations and are sounding out interest from local strategic buyers and private equity firms.
The city’s new mayor backs the walkout as thousands of nurses strike over pay, staffing and workplace safety.
Proposed competition, which could start as soon as next year, would comprise 12 franchises, with the NBA retaining 50 per cent ownership.
From Bad Bunny singing only in Spanish to Skai Isyourgod rapping in Chinese dialects, language is no longer a barrier to global fandom.
Australia’s ban on social media usage for under 16s, a world’s first, came into effect on December 10.
Tesla is betting on winning autonomy as a specialist, while Nvidia is positioning itself as an arms dealer, selling tools to the entire industry.
The company has been working to incorporate more AI into its recommendation algorithm through Grok, Musk’s AI chatbot.
The billionaire accused the government of being ‘fascist’ after it threatened to ban X over the deepfake photos.
The shock capture of Maduro and talk of seizing the Arctic island are forcing Canadians to take Trump’s 51st state threats seriously.
The Trump administration has reportedly discussed paying the island’s residents up to US$100,000 each to lure them to join the US.
Umno divisions demand justice for the jailed ex-PM, yet leadership rejects calls to exit unity government ahead of the annual assembly.
US-Japanese-Russian crew of four at the International Space Station will return to Earth within days, earlier than planned.
The president’s trade aide says American innovation will ‘quickly wipe away’ Beijing’s ‘weaponisation’ of critical minerals.
Federal authorities freeze out state investigators as Vice-President J.D. Vance calls the death of Renee Nicole Good a ‘tragedy of her own making’.
Gold is more desirable than platinum in the jewellery market, and is worth more – so why is the platinum version of this watch more expensive?
PM Mark Carney will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping for trade and other talks in first such trip by a Canadian leader in nearly a decade.
The slow-moving trade talks and steep levies are hurting major sectors, forcing firms to seek new markets and offer deep discounts.
US president declares he will personally control oil proceeds to ‘benefit the people of Venezuela and the United States’.
The ex-president had a ‘crisis’ while sleeping in his cell, his wife said in a social media post.
Thailand, the first country in Asia to decriminalise cannabis in 2022, tightens rules to appeal to conservative voters ahead of pivotal election.
