American farmers are being bludgeoned by the high tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump on US trading partners.

The unthinkable has happened: the United States is now Europe’s adversary.

The number of Japanese restaurants operating overseas declined for the first time in 2025, pressured by a sharp drop in China amid its economic downturn.

The math is simple. It starts with three facts. China has spent massive amounts to create very low-cost electricity at a pace several times faster than the United States.

Lawmakers in California at both the state and federal levels are warning that refinery closures could drive fuel prices sharply higher while increasing the state’s dependence on foreign oil.

U.S. consumer prices likely increased by the most in 1½ years in the year through November, economists predicted, underscoring worsening affordability challenges confronting Americans that have been partly blamed on tariffs on imports.

China’s entry into the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 2001 accelerated its rise as a global manufacturing and technology powerhouse.

It was an AI-driven boom year for many of the world’s billionaires, but not everyone benefited.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index ended the year with a whimper, slipping 12.72 points, or 0.21 percent, to 6,052.92 after a brief foray to an intraday high of 6,100.71.

Stocks closed slightly lower in a quiet trading session as investors returned from the Christmas holiday.

The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has launched a review that could result in the first shipments to China of Nvidia’s second-most powerful artificial intelligence chips.

American beef plants are increasingly under threat as the number of cattle destined for their facilities remains far below historical levels, reflecting the smallest U.S. herd in more than half a century.

President Donald Trump has announced agreements with nine pharmaceutical companies.

For decades, military contractors appealed to equity investors for their predictability — steady revenue, solid profit margins, and reliable dividends.

The artificial intelligence (AI) boom fueling US economic growth is becoming increasingly dependent on credit markets to finance massive investments, with utilities emerging as some of the biggest borrowers.

Russia’s economy is facing mounting pressure from high inflation, a widening budget deficit driven partly by massive military spending, and declining oil and gas revenues.

A secret laboratory in China has quietly assembled a prototype extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography system and is now testing it.

Combined with other factors, President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Chinese goods are costing Ohio farmers — and their counterparts in other states — heavily.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index edged higher Friday, closing at 6,065.64, up by 23.73 points or 0.39 percent, in what can be considered the smallest trading day of the year.

Canada and the United States will launch formal discussions to review their free trade agreement in mid-January.

The latest inflation data is expected to show that price increases remain above the Federal Reserve’s target.

As the number of skilled tradespeople dwindles in the United States, Walmart is trying to develop its own workforce to keep conveyor belts moving, refrigerated grocery cases cold, and drains and parking lots functioning.

Two seafood companies are challenging the Western Australia (WA) government’s fishing reforms in the state’s Supreme Court.

A report from Reuters claims that scientists in China have created a prototype machine that could eventually be used to produce semiconductor chips capable of powering artificial intelligence (AI).