Circle, the issuer of USDC, proposed meetings with Korea’s four major banks. The move may signal plans for a won-based stablecoin and broader USDC adoption. Yet efforts to institutionalize a won stablecoin remain stalled. Korea’s four major bank

Walmart Posts Higher Q2 Sales but Lower Operating Profit Producer Prices Record Biggest Jump in Years, Outpacing CPI Signs of Rising Prices Spark Fears of Inflation’s Return Walmart, the largest U.S.

95% of Firms Adopting AI Report Little to No Results Even OpenAI Expands Its Business to Boost Profitability What Strategies Are Global Tech Giants Using to Monetize AI? A recent study from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) reve

Teucrium CEO Says Ripple and XRP Could Replace SWIFT SWIFT Already Introducing Its Own Blockchain Technology with Chainlink SWIFT as a Symbol of Western Power, Capable of Paralyzing Economies Through Sanctions Blockchain is expected to eventual

China to Resume Australian Canola Imports After Five-Year Halt Trade Tensions Eased Since COVID-Era Disputes Ties Improve Following Australia’s 2022 Leadership Change China is set to resume imports of Australian canola after a five-year

Evergrande finally delisted from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange Sudden regulatory tightening pushes other developers toward collapse With no “way out,” the prolonged property slump weighs heavily on China’s economy China’s largest private prop

Putin: “If Ukraine withdraws from Donbas, the rest of the front will be frozen” U.S.

U.S. to deploy tracking tools to detect unauthorized AI chip transfers China’s semiconductor security concerns become reality U.S. Congress has been discussing mandatory location tracking for chips Reports have revealed that the U.S.

Ukraine and the EU: “No Territorial Concessions to Russia” The U.S.

Chinese automakers have slightly reduced discount rates under government pressure. The industry’s crisis continues following the central government’s termination of subsidies. Even BYD faces financial trouble, with many other companies on the brink of survival.

China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology urges solar firms to reduce output. Chinese solar sector has dominated the market through low-cost mass production. Oversupply beyond demand is eroding profitability and destabilizing the market.

China’s prolonged overproduction trend is deteriorating its manufacturing sector. The EU accuses China of distorting the market through subsidy-driven overcapacity. While Beijing denies the existence of such subsidies, evidence suggests otherwise. Ch

Somewhere beneath the hype of Prime Day scams lurks a deliberate sabotage. The phishing messages are polished, targeted, and disturbingly credible. Given Amazon’s dominance, shadowy rivals may be playing a silent but destructive game. Amazon made headlines once again, but not for new consumer features. Instead, this time it was digital fraud tied to “scammy” text messages that promised refunds or shipping updates. The sophistication of the texts caught attention.

A pledge is uncertain. Japan’s priorities do not always align with those of Trump. USD 550 billion may not go where America expects. In the swirl of post-summit declarations and high-stakes trade commitments, former President Donald Trump announced a headline-grabbing figure: Japan would be investing $550 billion in the United States' economy at his direction. But behind the theatrics, the deal is far from secure.

A Beijing summit between China and the EU yields cordial language but no breakthroughs. The EU presses China on trade imbalances and Ukraine, but leaves with little leverage. Europe faces a strategic crossroads, caught between dependence on China and alignment with the U.S. In a year marked by mounting geopolitical tension, China hosted top European Union leaders in Beijing in an attempt to reboot a strained partnership.

Rising debt and yields are tying the Bank of Japan’s hands. Inflation is climbing, but policy tools are running out. Without serious reform, Japan’s economic stability is at risk. Japan’s deepening fiscal woes and rising bond yields are limiting the Bank of Japan’s ability to raise interest rates. Inflation is up, but policy options are narrowing. Without reform, economic stability remains at risk.

China's Exports to Europe Rise 8% in May EU Shows Mixed Stance Between Pro-US and Neutral Policies Europe's Value Grows Amid Economic and Diplomatic Multipolarization On June 27, Chinese Foreign Minist

Trump Hints at Possible Early Replacement of Fed Chair Prolonged Clashes Over Several Years Deepen the Rift Former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh Among Potential Successors U.S.

NATO Reaches Agreement with All 32 Member States on Expanding Defense Spending A Result of Growing Global Instability Triggered by the Iran–Israel Conflict Asian Allies, Including South Korea and Japan, Also Face Mounting Pressure from the U.S.

Applies to Non-Permanent Residents from China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea To Take Effect in September Following Governor Abbott’s Signature Groups Like 'Asian Texans for Justice' Plan to File Lawsuit The governor