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Tesla Board Reaped Over $3 Billion in Stock Awards, Far Exceeding Tech Peers

Tesla’s board of directors has earned more than $3 billion through stock awards since 2004, an amount that dwarfs compensation at other major U.S....

EU Mulls Second SAFE Loans Scheme as Defence Demand Surges

The European Commission is weighing the creation of a second round of its multi-billion-euro SAFE loans programme, as member states push for more low-cost...

Trump Threatens to Cut State Funding Over ‘Anti-Innovation’ AI Laws

President Donald Trump has issued an executive order warning that states with restrictive artificial intelligence regulations risk losing access to a massive $42 billion...

China to Boost Domestic Demand with Proactive Policies in 2026

China’s top decision-making body, the Politburo, announced plans to expand domestic demand and support the economy with “more proactive fiscal policy” and “appropriately loose...

Japan’s Takaichi Walks Fiscal Tightrope as Markets Test Her Stimulus Agenda

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is caught in a tense showdown with financial markets as Japan’s long-term borrowing costs spike to their highest level since...

Nikkei Slides as Investors Brace for Key US Inflation Data; Asia Mostly Higher

Asian markets were mixed on Friday as Japan’s Nikkei 225 fell 1.3%, reversing its weekly gains ahead of crucial U.S. inflation data that could...

BOJ Wins First Showdown with Takaichi- What Comes Next Is Less Certain

Bank of Japan (BOJ) Governor Kazuo Ueda has successfully navigated his first major political hurdle under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. Historically a supporter of...

Europe Struggles to Push Savers Into Markets Despite Decade of Reforms

A decade after launching its capital markets union project, the European Union still struggles to convince households to shift their savings out of stagnant...

Global Manufacturing Slumps Across Europe and Asia as Demand Falters, Tariff Risks Mount

Manufacturing activity weakened sharply in November across major European and Asian economies, according to new purchasing managers’ surveys released Monday. The euro zone, China...

BOJ Signals Possible December Rate Hike as Yen Strengthens and Inflation Persists

The Bank of Japan is weighing a potential interest rate increase at its December 18-19 policy meeting, Governor Kazuo Ueda said on Monday, signaling...

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The International Energy Agency is preparing to consider another...

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France's worsening borrowing costs are putting renewed pressure on...

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Yemen's long-running war has entered another dangerous phase, with...

Why Is North Korea Taking a Stronger Line on Taiwan and Russia?

North Korea is increasingly positioning itself alongside China and...
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