Fed's Powell hints at interest rate cuts, but adds more evidence neededFederal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hinted at a possible interest rate cut during Tuesday's European Central Bank forum in Portugal.
IKEA Shakes Up Fifth Avenue: Next to Chanel and Tiffany, A New Neighbor ArrivesAn IKEA store is set to open a store on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue in New York, known for its high-end luxury stores.
Guess Which City Tops the U.S. Travel Charts this July!An online travel agency has released data on the list of the most popular US travel destinations for the upcoming July holiday season.
U.S. Election Jitters? Standard Chartered Diversifies to Ride the WaveStandard Chartered Group announced that it is preparing for uncertainties such as U.S. interest rate cuts and presidential elections.
China Hits Back at U.S. Over Uyghur Oppression Claims: Who's Right?China has refuted recent claims made by the U.S. in their International Religious Freedom Report that the Uyghurs are being oppressed.
Is America's National Security at Risk? Critical Shortage of Rare EarthsMany predict that the US may not have enough rare earth and precious metals to maintain national security and the base of major industries.
Montana Faces Economic Blow with Potential Mine ClosureThe Montana palladium mine owned by Sibanye Stillwater, a South African mining company, is expected to shut down.
IMF Warns: U.S. Trade Sanctions on China Could Backfire on EconomyThe IMF has pointed out that trade sanctions against China negatively impact both the global and U.S. economies.
Biden and Trump’s Audience-Free Debate Harks Back to 1960This debate was held without an audience, marking the first presidential debate to occur under such conditions in over 60 years.
Amazon to Roll Out Cheap Goods to Trump Temu and SheinWith fierce competition from Chinese e-commerce platforms, Amazon is launching a dedicated section exclusively for ultra-low-priced products.
Billionaires for Biden? Wealthy Americans Favor Tax Increases on High IncomesA recent survey showed that many American millionaires support Biden's initiative to impose higher taxes on the rich.
North Korea Threatens 'Overwhelming Deterrence' Amid US Naval DrillsNorth Korea's Ministry of National Defense described the docking of a U.S. aircraft carrier in Busan as a dangerous venture and warned...
South Korea Earns Tier 1 Status in US Trafficking Report After Hard FightSouth Korean foreign ministry said that the US has placed it back in Tier 1 in two years for its efforts to tackle human trafficking.
US Signals Stronger Taiwan Ties, Confronts China on International StageThe United States has upset the Chinese government, which demands adherence to the One China principle.
US Pushes for Tougher Controls on Investments in Chinese SemiconductorsUS has proposed a new rule that essentially bans Americans from investing in Chinese companies in the advanced technology sector.
U.S. and South Korea Flex Military Muscles with Joint Air Drills Amid Putin's North Korea VisitAmid Putin's visit to North Korea, South Korea and the U.S. conducted joint aerial exercises, showcasing their military strength.
U.S. Countermoves: Bolstering Ties with Vietnam as Putin VisitsOn the 20th, after visiting North Korea, Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Vietnamese President To Lam.
South Korea Scores $500M Legal Victory in U.S. Supreme Court BattleThe South Korean government has been confirmed to win the lawsuit for damages of $500 million, brought against by Blenheim Capital.
Advanced P-8A Poseidon Aircraft Boost U.S.-Korea Naval DefenseOn the 19th, three new maritime patrol aircraft, the P-8A Poseidon, arrived at the Pohang Naval Air Command.
Russian Submarine Exits Havana Harbor: Cold War Echoes ReturnRussian naval fleet, including a nuclear-powered submarine, left Havana Harbor after completing a planned military exercise in the Atlantic.
Fed's Powell hints at interest rate cuts, but adds more evidence needed Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hinted at a possible interest rate cut during Tuesday's European Central Bank forum in Portugal.
IKEA Shakes Up Fifth Avenue: Next to Chanel and Tiffany, A New Neighbor Arrives An IKEA store is set to open a store on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue in New York, known for its high-end luxury stores.
Guess Which City Tops the U.S. Travel Charts this July! An online travel agency has released data on the list of the most popular US travel destinations for the upcoming July holiday season.
U.S. Election Jitters? Standard Chartered Diversifies to Ride the Wave Standard Chartered Group announced that it is preparing for uncertainties such as U.S. interest rate cuts and presidential elections.
China Hits Back at U.S. Over Uyghur Oppression Claims: Who's Right? China has refuted recent claims made by the U.S. in their International Religious Freedom Report that the Uyghurs are being oppressed.
Is America's National Security at Risk? Critical Shortage of Rare Earths Many predict that the US may not have enough rare earth and precious metals to maintain national security and the base of major industries.
Montana Faces Economic Blow with Potential Mine Closure The Montana palladium mine owned by Sibanye Stillwater, a South African mining company, is expected to shut down.
IMF Warns: U.S. Trade Sanctions on China Could Backfire on Economy The IMF has pointed out that trade sanctions against China negatively impact both the global and U.S. economies.
Biden and Trump’s Audience-Free Debate Harks Back to 1960 This debate was held without an audience, marking the first presidential debate to occur under such conditions in over 60 years.
Amazon to Roll Out Cheap Goods to Trump Temu and Shein With fierce competition from Chinese e-commerce platforms, Amazon is launching a dedicated section exclusively for ultra-low-priced products.
Billionaires for Biden? Wealthy Americans Favor Tax Increases on High Incomes A recent survey showed that many American millionaires support Biden's initiative to impose higher taxes on the rich.
North Korea Threatens 'Overwhelming Deterrence' Amid US Naval Drills North Korea's Ministry of National Defense described the docking of a U.S. aircraft carrier in Busan as a dangerous venture and warned...
South Korea Earns Tier 1 Status in US Trafficking Report After Hard Fight South Korean foreign ministry said that the US has placed it back in Tier 1 in two years for its efforts to tackle human trafficking.
US Signals Stronger Taiwan Ties, Confronts China on International Stage The United States has upset the Chinese government, which demands adherence to the One China principle.
US Pushes for Tougher Controls on Investments in Chinese Semiconductors US has proposed a new rule that essentially bans Americans from investing in Chinese companies in the advanced technology sector.
U.S. and South Korea Flex Military Muscles with Joint Air Drills Amid Putin's North Korea Visit Amid Putin's visit to North Korea, South Korea and the U.S. conducted joint aerial exercises, showcasing their military strength.
U.S. Countermoves: Bolstering Ties with Vietnam as Putin Visits On the 20th, after visiting North Korea, Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Vietnamese President To Lam.
South Korea Scores $500M Legal Victory in U.S. Supreme Court Battle The South Korean government has been confirmed to win the lawsuit for damages of $500 million, brought against by Blenheim Capital.
Advanced P-8A Poseidon Aircraft Boost U.S.-Korea Naval Defense On the 19th, three new maritime patrol aircraft, the P-8A Poseidon, arrived at the Pohang Naval Air Command.
Russian Submarine Exits Havana Harbor: Cold War Echoes Return Russian naval fleet, including a nuclear-powered submarine, left Havana Harbor after completing a planned military exercise in the Atlantic.
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