Bitcoin fell below the psychologically significant $70,000 mark on exchange Bitstamp during Asian trading, hitting a session low of $69,101 and trading at a discount to other major platforms as selling pressure intensified.
Investor and author Codie Sanchez moves beyond typical finance guides, curating a list of 15 books that blend tactical business strategy with foundational mindset shifts for aspiring entrepreneurs.
In an open letter to the British creative industry, Paramount CEO David Ellison details commitments for a potential Warner Bros. Discovery takeover, promising at least 30 annual theatrical releases and a staunchly competitive market stance, positioning the move as a counterweight to dominant streaming platforms.
Shell PLC posted its weakest quarterly profit in four years as falling oil prices bit into earnings, yet the energy giant doubled down on rewarding investors with a dividend hike and a new multi-billion dollar buyback, even as its debt load climbed.
Moscow's lead negotiator Kirill Dmitriev claims substantive progress in talks aimed at ending the Ukraine conflict, while accusing Western powers of attempting to derail the diplomatic process.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has formally requested France to provide historical maps and documents from its colonial administration to help mediate a protracted and occasionally violent border conflict with neighboring Thailand.
In one of the deadliest attacks in Nigeria this year, armed assailants stormed two villages in Kwara state, killing scores of civilians and burning homes to the ground. The assault underscores the alarming spread of the country's overlapping security crises beyond their traditional strongholds.
A challenging year for the restaurant sector revealed Chipotle's operational strength and strategic discipline, shifting the investment narrative from hyper-growth to sustainable compounding.
After months of tense negotiations, Volkswagen's Chattanooga workforce has reached a tentative agreement with the UAW, securing substantial pay raises, improved benefits, and enhanced job protections, marking a major victory for the union's southern organizing push.
A dominant 77% institutional ownership of Clicks Group Limited underscores the stock's sensitivity to major fund movements, presenting both stability risks and governance implications for the JSE-listed retailer.
As gold and silver prices retreat, the classic signs of a market bubble are undeniable. Yet history shows that identifying a peak is one thing; predicting its collapse is an entirely different challenge for even the most seasoned investors.
A global financial watchdog warns that record hedge fund leverage in government bond markets, concentrated in the $16tn repo market, has created a dangerous vulnerability that could trigger fire sales and a new crisis during economic stress.
A recently restored angel fresco in a historic Roman church, which drew controversy for its striking likeness to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, has been altered overnight following a directive from Vatican officials. The incident ignited a debate over the intersection of art, politics, and sacred spaces.
A U.S. House committee is investigating World Liberty Financial following reports of a major Abu Dhabi investment, seeking documents on ownership, payments, and the role of its stablecoin in a $2 billion Binance deal, citing national security and conflict-of-interest concerns.
Moscow reaffirms its commitment to supply oil to Havana, countering Washington's recent sanctions and threats aimed at choking off the island's energy imports.
A detailed military doctrine published by an IRGC-linked outlet outlines Iran's multi-front strategy for a potential conflict with the United States, leveraging proxies, cyber warfare, and control of vital oil shipping lanes to offset American technological superiority.
Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino asserts judicial independence after Supreme Court voids Hong Kong firm's canal port contracts, triggering a sharp rebuke from Beijing and highlighting escalating US-China tensions in Latin America.
A Médecins Sans Frontières hospital in Jonglei state was hit in a night-time air raid, destroying critical supplies and forcing staff to flee. The attack, which the NGO says was carried out by government forces, exacerbates a healthcare crisis for hundreds of thousands amid renewed conflict and mass displacement.
Fueled by a wave of anti-corruption protests, a new generation of candidates is challenging Nepal's political establishment. Young contenders like 25-year-old Kishori Karki are campaigning on promises of change, transparency, and a break from the past as the nation heads to the polls.
Beijing has sharply criticized Washington's push to form a preferential trade bloc among allies for critical minerals, warning that such 'small group' rules undermine the multilateral trading system.
