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Anne-Marie Nicholson

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Anne-Marie Nicholson is a fearless reporter covering international markets and global economic shifts. With a background in international relations, she provides a nuanced perspective on trade policies, foreign investments, and macroeconomic developments. Quick-witted and always on the move, she delivers hard-hitting stories that connect the dots in an ever-changing global economy.

Anne-Marie Nicholson

Navarro Requests Cooperation from Apple·MS·Corning, and Other Major Tech Firms Department of Defense Invests $400 Million in Domestic Rare Earth Firm “Supply Chain Will Be Dominated Quickly and Efficiently in ‘Trump Time’”

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Apple, once No. 1 in China, drops to fifth in two years Patriotism-fueled consumption and subsidies for domestic brands weigh on Apple U.S.

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Rates remain steady. Tariffs raise costs. Price relief lies months ahead. As the Federal Reserve wrapped up its July meeting, Chair Jerome Powell confirmed a cautious tone, stating that there would be no interest rate cut this month. The Fed wants more time to assess how recent tariffs will impact inflation. Although trade negotiations with major partners appear to be nearing a conclusion, the impact of the new reciprocal levies is only now starting to be felt.

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A gate once open now starts to close. The stream of data begins to slow. What once was shared must now be earned. And every byte comes with a toll. For years, financial technology companies have thrived on open access to consumer banking data, allowing them to build tools for budgeting, investing, lending, and payments. But a recent move by JPMorgan Chase may redraw the boundaries of that ecosystem.

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A few lines sketch the battlefield: China dodges walls by rerouting trade. America sharpens rules before drawing the line. What begins with tariffs may end with trust broken. A critical phase of U.S. trade policy is unfolding. Washington is nearing the completion of its most comprehensive tariff review in years, and all eyes, especially those of China, are on what remains to be finalized. Only a few nations are left on the list, but the implications are already global. This isn’t just about customs rates.

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Intel will cut 15% of its workforce after a dismal Q2 2025 performance. Total headcount is expected to shrink by nearly a quarter by year-end. Flagship Ohio factory faces years-long construction delays amid financial strain. Intel was once synonymous with American innovation, a bellwether of technological progress and silicon dominance. But in 2025, the company is fighting to stay relevant amid fierce competition, financial setbacks, and internal upheaval.

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RFK Jr. halts U.S. funding to Gavi, triggering global health concern. Critics argue that his vaccine views lack a scientific foundation. The world braces for ripple effects as immunization efforts falter. In a stunning policy reversal, President Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has ended federal support for Gavi, the international vaccine alliance that has protected millions of children in vulnerable nations. Citing concerns over transparency and billionaire influence, Kennedy argues the move reclaims U.S. autonomy in global health spending.

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Trump Rebukes Reporter for Questioning Iran Nuclear Strike Damage White House Joins Effort to Praise Trump Iran Admits Damage but Vows to Continue Nuclear Development The US government has directly refuted media reports sug

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Customer Undecided, Presumed for AMD Strategy in Motion: Securing Both Supply Chain and Technological Capabilities Possibility of Restructuring SK Hynix’s Market Dominance The global race for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) supremac

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Netanyahu: “Thanks to Trump for Striking Iran’s Nuclear Facilities” U.S.

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A Flexible Approach Toward Latecomers The Race for In-House AI Chip Development Heats Up HBM4 Winner Expected to Reshape the Memory Market Landscape In the rapidly evolving landscape

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Trump Begins Nuclear Talks Early in His Second Term Hardline Shift Following Israeli Strikes U.S.

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“LGD sheds LCD in China” / “LGD exits LCD in China” “Goes all-in on high-end OLED in Korea” “Goal: strengthen profitable next-gen products” Panoramic Vi

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“The chronic problem of ‘sasaeng fans’ persists, causing turmoil in the industry.” “Fake fans disguised as ‘sasaengs’ are also emerging.” “Creating content for financial gain.”

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Meta Seeks to Acquire 49% Stake in Scale AI Plans to Establish Superintelligent AI Research Lab Using Scale AI Talent Major Overhaul Underway Following Weak Performance of AI Model 'LLaMA'

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ChatGPT Nears 800 Million Monthly Visits AI Replacing Human-Centered Collaborative Structures Concerns Grow Over Decline in Critical Thinking With the rise of generative AI technologies l

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“Regulatory Gaps in Virtual Assets Could Trigger Systemic Risk,” Experts Warn U.S.

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Korea’s Growth Forecasts Lowered by Up to 0.8 Percentage Points by Institutions Outlook Favors Two Interest Rate Cuts Within the Year, With Focus on Supporting Growth Concerns Grow Over Structural Stagnation Amid Declining Birthrate, Aging Population, and Slowing Productivity

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India Launches Caste-Based Population Census A Measure to Enhance the Precision of Welfare Policies Educational Polarization Undermining Future Growth For the first time since gai

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