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Musk vs. Brazil: Starlink's Financial Accounts Frozen in Epic Legal BattleThere is an ongoing trend of holding platform owners accountable for activities occurring on their social media platforms.
Tong Yang Life Under Fire for Using Biden’s Dementia Rumors to Sell Insurance—Is This Ethical?Tong Yang Life Insurance is mired in controversy for promoting a new insurance product by leveraging concerns surrounding Biden's dementia.
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U.S. Election Impact on Semiconductor Industry: Insights from Korea Institute for Industrial Economics & TradeA representative was seen examining a wafer at a booth during the Semiconductor Exhibition (SEDEX) h ...
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Romance Scam Victim Lost $125K to Fake U.S. Military ‘Boyfriend’ in Major Seoul Bust Seoul police dismantled a romance scam network that defrauded victims of $10.5 million, arresting 12 individuals including the mastermind.
Bitcoin Soars to New Heights: Is $100K Next? Bitcoin's price surged to $92,355turmoil. It is viewed as a safe-haven asset, and new options trading enhanced investor confidence.
Boeing Struggles in 2024, But $21 Billion Investment Offers Hope for Recovery Boeing secures $21 billion amid challenges, but faces delivery drops and union strikes. Recovery expected in 2025.
Musk's $44 Billion Gamble: Will X's Ad Revenue Bounce Back Under Trump’s Watch? After Musk's Twitter acquisition, advertisers are returning, influenced by Trump's win, but ad revenue remains challenged.
Spirit Airlines Furloughs Pilots and Prepares for Bankruptcy Filing in Next Few Weeks Spirit Airlines is filing for bankruptcy after failed merger talks with Frontier, facing financial losses and upcoming debt obligations.
IMF’s $1.1 Billion Loan to Ukraine on Hold Amid Tax Bill Delays The IMF reviews Ukraine's lending program amid tax reform delays, assessing conditions for a $1.1 billion fund release.
U.S. Dollar Rises as Trump’s Policies Put Pressure on Global Currencies The US dollar surged to a one-year high following Donald Trump's election, bolstered by robust US growth and anticipated trade policies.
South Korea’s Super-Rich Flock to U.S. to Escape High Inheritance Taxes South Korea's 'super-rich' are increasingly seeking U.S. investment immigration due to high inheritance taxes, with a surge in EB-5 visas.
Crypto World Eyes Trump’s SEC Pick: Will Uyeda Lead the Charge? Speculation surrounds potential SEC leadership under Trump, with Mark Uyeda favored for his supportive stance on crypto regulations.
Trump’s Win Sends Japanese Stocks Soaring, While China Feels the Squeeze Trump's election as the 47th U.S. President caused Japanese stocks to surge while Chinese markets declined, hinting at economic shifts.
China Deepens Financial Ties with Saudi Arabia, Could Threaten U.S. Dominance China plans to issue 14 billion yuan in bonds in Saudi Arabia, deepening financial ties and potentially challenging U.S. influence.
Lipstick, Fry Orders, and iPhones: 9 Creative Ways to Read Economic Trends Economic indices like the Hemline, Lipstick Effect, and Big Mac Index gauge financial conditions by examining the prices of everyday items.
Why River Thinks 10% of U.S. Companies Will Invest Heavily in Bitcoin Soon River expects 10% of U.S. companies to invest $10.35 billion in Bitcoin over 18 months, driven by inflation.
Musk vs. Brazil: Starlink's Financial Accounts Frozen in Epic Legal Battle There is an ongoing trend of holding platform owners accountable for activities occurring on their social media platforms.
Tong Yang Life Under Fire for Using Biden’s Dementia Rumors to Sell Insurance—Is This Ethical? Tong Yang Life Insurance is mired in controversy for promoting a new insurance product by leveraging concerns surrounding Biden's dementia.
How India's Stock Market Topped $5 Trillion The Indian stock market's capitalization has broken through $5 trillion for the first time. It ranks fifth globally in scale, following...
Saudi Arabia Chooses Chinese Yuan Over US Dollar: Global Markets React Reports from industry sources reveal that the Petrodollar agreement between Saudi Arabia and the United States expired on the 9th.
Fisker Faces Recall Crisis: 18,000+ Electric Vehicles Across North America and Europe Pulled for Safety Fixes Fisker recalled more than 18,000 vehicles across North America and Europe, citing software defects and non-compliance with safety standards.
U.S. Election Impact on Semiconductor Industry: Insights from Korea Institute for Industrial Economics & Trade A representative was seen examining a wafer at a booth during the Semiconductor Exhibition (SEDEX) h ...
Nicaragua's Financial Woes Lead to Embassy Closure in South Korea Nicaragua shuts down embassy in South Korea after 10 YearsFinancial difficulties were cited as the main reasonNumerous embassies also closed in Germany, U.S., and other locations Nicaragua has once again closed its embassy in South Korea after a decade, in contrast to its agreement to establish mutual embassies with North Korea. According to Yonhap News […]
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