On-chain data reveals the Royal Government of Bhutan has transferred over 184 Bitcoin to trading desks and exchanges as prices tumbled, marking its first significant wallet activity in months and raising questions about sovereign digital asset strategies during volatile conditions.
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.
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.
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.
Amid rising regional tensions, U.S. defense technology firms are making a concerted push into Asian markets at the Singapore Airshow, offering drones and AI systems tested in Ukraine to allies wary of China's military expansion.
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.
Crude futures fell from recent highs after Iran's foreign minister confirmed diplomatic talks with the United States, easing immediate fears of military escalation. Brent crude slipped toward $68 a barrel as markets weigh the potential for de-escalation against deep-seated regional tensions.
The Swedish automaker, majority-owned by China's Geely, reports a sharp decline in quarterly earnings, citing U.S.-EU tariffs, currency pressures, and softening demand as key challenges to its near-term outlook.
Buoyed by robust demand for its image sensors and PlayStation games, Sony Group reported an 11% jump in quarterly profit and raised its full-year outlook, signaling resilience across its diverse entertainment and electronics portfolio.
Presidents Trump and Xi Jinping held a comprehensive phone discussion covering Iran sanctions, trade tensions, and Taiwan, as Washington seeks to rally international pressure on Tehran. The call precedes a planned presidential visit to Beijing in April.
President Trump and President Xi Jinping discussed the escalating crisis in Iran during a phone call Tuesday, as the United States intensifies pressure on China and other nations to sever economic and diplomatic ties with Tehran.
France's top representative in Taipei asserts that naval transits through the sensitive waterway are exercises in defending maritime norms, not deliberate provocations against Beijing.
A senior U.S. law enforcement official confirms the arrest of Venezuelan official Alex Saab in a coordinated action with Caracas, signaling a potential shift in bilateral cooperation. Saab's legal team has vehemently denied the reports.
A Panamanian court's decision to revoke a Hong Kong-based firm's port concessions has triggered a fierce response from Beijing and intensified the geopolitical contest for influence over the strategic waterway, testing the limits of US efforts to curb China's regional reach.
Shares of chemical manufacturer Olin Corporation (NYSE: OLN) jumped nearly 11% on Wednesday, extending a three-day rally as the market reacted to its 2025 sales growth. The gain comes despite the company reporting a swing to an annual net loss, highlighting investor focus on revenue resilience amid a challenging chemical sector environment.
U.S. defense technology firms, buoyed by battlefield experience in Ukraine and surging investment, are making a concerted push into Asian markets at the Singapore Airshow. Their advanced unmanned systems and AI-powered platforms are being pitched as critical solutions for nations wary of China's expanding military footprint.
COPENHAGEN, Feb 5 – Shipping giant A.P. Moller-Maersk posted fourth-quarter results in line with analyst projections on Thursday. The company, however, issued a stark warning that a sustained decline in global freight rates, exacerbated by persistent overcapacity and geopolitical tensions, is set to significantly impact its profitability by 2026.
Verizon has launched a false advertising lawsuit against rival T-Mobile, alleging its recent marketing campaigns mislead consumers about potential savings. The legal battle throws a spotlight on the aggressive pricing claims used to win customers in the saturated U.S. wireless market and could have significant implications for T-Mobile's brand and investor perception.
