Economists say the talks are “already a win” for Putin, whose economy is limping along after three years of war.
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U.S.-China high-stakes tariff truce extension hangs in the balance as deadline looms
Following the latest bilateral meeting in Stockholm in July, Beijing had struck an optimistic tone on an extension, while U.S. negotiators had put the ball in Trump’s court.
AI is creating new billionaires at a record pace
With time, and IPOs, many of today’s private AI fortunes will eventually become more liquid, providing a historic opportunity for wealth management firms
From lipsticks and Labubu dolls to concerts, the ‘treatonomics’ trend is booming in uncertain times
Spending on mood-boosting products and experiences is proving resilient as consumers seek a morale boost in hard and uncertain times.
Bank of England narrowly votes to cut interest rates to 4% as balancing act continues
The Bank of England cut interest rates from 4.25% to 4% on Thursday as the central bank resumes a “gradual and careful” approach to lowering interest rates.
Trump’s ‘reciprocal’ tariffs come into effect, hitting dozens of U.S. trading partners
Many of the U.S.’ trading partners now face higher tariffs on their exports to the country.
Russia weighs in on U.S.-India tariff spat, saying New Delhi can choose its own trade partners
The Kremlin commented on Tuesday that Trump’s comments were “attempts to force countries to stop trade relations with Russia.”
The AI billionaire boom: Here’s what to know
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Trump’s tariff playbook comes with a baseball twist
Say what you like about U.S. President Donald Trump’s leadership style and policies, but he certainly has a unique way with words.
War-weary Syria will be hurt further by Trump’s 41% tariff rate — the highest on earth
The tariffs could be a form of U.S. leverage over the decisions of the fragile Al Sharaa government, one analyst suggested.