Japan M&A activity hits a record $200 billion, and the Honda-Nissan deal is set to shape the next phase for bankers. Local firms maintain a dominant position despite foreign interest.
AI productivity tools from Microsoft, Nvidia, and Google will transform 2025 with innovative capabilities to simplify tasks for enterprises and consumers.
Alibaba is nearing a strategic 4 billion deal with South Korea’s E-Mart, combining their e-commerce platforms to compete in the fast-growing online retail sector.
Stellantis unit FCA US agrees to a $4.2 million settlement to resolve a California emissions probe, addressing air quality violations involving Ram ProMaster diesel vehicles.
Volkswagen engages in high-stakes wage talks with IG Metall union as strikes disrupt operations. The company faces job security challenges and cost-cutting measures.
Micron's sales forecast misses projections due to sluggish demand from smartphones and PCs. Learn how the company’s forecast impacts its stock and the memory chip market.
Japan gaming stocks, including Sony and Nintendo, are seeing significant gains as investors shift away from semiconductor risks ahead of Donald Trump's policies. This trend is boosting shares in Japan’s gaming sector.
The U.S. Department of Energy has agreed to a PG&E loan of $15 billion to PG&E for upgrading the electrical grid and supporting climate resilience projects across California.
Big Tech shares power Nasdaq to a record high close, while Bitcoin rallies ahead of the Fed meeting. Apple, Alphabet, and Tesla drive gains as markets await the Fed’s decision.
DeFi token WallitIQ promises massive returns as it gains attention in the decentralized finance space. Alongside, Dogecoin and XRP show signs of recovery, highlighting the ongoing potential in the evolving market of DeFi projects. Learn how these tokens are shaping the future of decentralized finance and attracting investors.
Crude oil prices eased from their highest levels in weeks, as traders took profits and awaited the Federal Reserve's meeting for signals on potential rate cuts. Despite this, supply disruptions from sanctions on Russia and Iran kept prices supported.
Turkey fines Google $75 million for breaching antitrust regulations, abusing its market dominance, and hindering competitors in the ad server services market.