World Liberty Financial Plans Debit Card Launch This Year
World Liberty Financial, a crypto venture linked to Trump's family, plans to introduce a debit card that connects crypto assets with everyday spending, according...
US Dollar Falls to One-Week Low as Shutdown Concerns Mount
The dollar fell to a one-week low against major currencies on Wednesday due to a U. S. government shutdown, which raised concerns in the...
Asia Attracts $100 Billion in Capital as Investors Diversify Beyond U.S.
Global investors are redirecting funds to Asia, excluding China, with around $100 billion flowing into the region over the past nine months. The trend...
AstraZeneca’s U.S. move could spur London exodus for other firms
AstraZeneca announced it will upgrade its listing in the U. S. while keeping its listings in London and Stockholm, starting in February. The company...
Mauritius to Host 2026 U.S.-Africa Business Summit
The Corporate Council on Africa (CCA) and the Government of the Republic of Mauritius have announced that the Republic of Mauritius will host the...
Pop Mart Bets on Disney-Inspired Playbook to Turn Labubu Into Lasting Global Brand
Pop Mart, the Chinese art toy giant behind the viral monster figurine Labubu, is drawing inspiration from Disney to transform its blockbuster hit into...
Asian Markets Rise, Gold Hits Record as U.S. Shutdown Looms; Oil Slips
Asian stocks edged higher on Tuesday and gold extended its record ascent as investors braced for a possible U.S. government shutdown that could delay...
Visa Embraces Stablecoins to Shake Up Cross-Border Payments
Visa is piloting a new system that lets businesses fund international payments with stablecoins instead of pre-depositing cash in local accounts, signaling a major...
Markets Rally as Shutdown Looms: Gold Surges, Dollar Eases, and Investors Brace for Turbulence
Global markets opened the week on a cautiously positive note, with equities climbing and the U.S. dollar dipping, even as the spectre of a...
South Korea: Paying Trump’s $350 Billion Tariff Bill “Impossible”
South Korea cannot pay $350 billion in upfront investment in the United States as requested by President Donald Trump.
Instead, Seoul is looking for different...