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Ford is partnering with Chinese rival Geely to build a new SUV in Spain, reversing traditional joint venture dynamics and betting on China speed to revive its European business.
The AI boom has doubled the US gas pipeline to 378 GW in six months. But history says most of those projects will never get built. Here's what it means for energy markets and the environment.
Swansea's GCSE students beat the Wales average for another year, with 23% earning A* or A grades. Strong results across subjects and vocational qualifications highlight the value of local school autonomy.
Wendy's CMO sells shares in routine tax withholding as buyout rumors and a struggling turnaround create a tug-of-war for the stock.
N Chandrasekaran will not seek reappointment as Tata Sons chairman after his term ends in February 2027, citing a lack of unanimous board support for his extension.
In a modest room in Dusun Batu Tumpeng, West Lombok, university students from UIN Mataram are teaching financial literacy to women in the PKH program. It is a quiet but powerful lesson in economic empowerment.
Apple’s attempt to source memory from China’s CXMT to avoid price hikes backfired, as CXMT charges even more than Samsung. But Apple’s services empire offers a shield that Samsung’s mobile division lacks.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says an undervalued yen risks triggering a broader Asian crisis, explaining why Washington joined Tokyo in a rare currency intervention.
A $1.8 billion debt collapse in Australia's private credit market reveals the dangers of shadow banking, with warnings for investors and regulators alike.
Ghana is betting that a leaner, tech-driven tax system can boost revenue without punishing businesses or households. The government aims to raise non-oil tax revenue from 13.1 percent of GDP in 2025 to 14.1 percent in 2026 — not by raising rates, but by closing loopholes and modernizing administration.
Oil prices surged past US$100 a barrel after Houthi rebels attacked Saudi tankers in the Red Sea, adding to supply risks from the Strait of Hormuz. For Guyana, higher crude prices mean a revenue windfall but also rising fuel costs and global uncertainty.
Meeka (MEK) outlined a sharp shift to underground mining at the Noosa Mining Conference 2026, promising higher grades and lower costs after a 66% stock decline. Is this a turnaround opportunity for liberal investors?
SK Hynix CEO warns memory shortage will worsen in 2027, signaling a continued supercycle. Sandisk, set to report earnings Aug. 5, could see massive upside.
John Deere's green and yellow brand is legendary. The story behind its leaping deer logo and trademarked colors reveals a century of design and legal battles.
The Port of Churchill will resume grain shipments this summer, ending a five-year pause. Arctic Gateway Group confirms at least two shipments, with the first departing in late August or early September, though key details remain undisclosed.
Malaysia’s telecom sector is set for its best mobile revenue growth since 2013, driven by a market repair and resolution of DNB restructuring, according to CIMB Research.
A half-million visitors detour annually to see the Corn Palace in Mitchell, South Dakota. This attraction does more than draw tax dollars and host events. It serves as a front door for economic development, resident recruitment, and business growth. That message, delivered at a recent community event in Mitchell, holds powerful lessons for Guyana as it seeks to leverage its own tourism potential.
The Beauty Outlet in the UK proves that competitive free markets and consumer choice lower prices by up to 50%, contrasting sharply with high-tax protectionism.
California's latest payroll data exposes a staggering $94.4 billion in government compensation. Adrian Singh breaks down the public sector wage bill and bureaucratic bloat.
Largo Inc. secures a five-year, $125M U.S. Defense Department contract for high-purity vanadium, reducing reliance on Chinese and Russian supply chains.