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Stocks are in a freefall with selling pressure spreading into industrial metals and other economically sensitive commodities. There are few places to hide in bear markets, and the list of alternatives continues to shrink. Bitcoin, an alternative, is holding up ...
The Isle of Man Government has announced the 15 finalists for its Innovation Challenge 2025, spotlighting cutting-edge solutions from a global cohort of tech entrepreneurs working across Fintech, Cleantech, and Data & AI. Now in its latest iteration, the Challenge ...
British construction equipment manufacturer JCB has announced plans to double the size of its new US factory, in response to President Trump’s newly imposed 10% tariffs on all UK imports. The Staffordshire-based company, one of Britain’s largest privately owned firms, ...
When someone does not passively accept the statement that FDR’s New Deal brought about economic recovery, but instead demonstrates anti-recovery, those ideologically committed to the myth will often hop to the next argument: FDR’s New Deal gave people “hope.” ...
Live shopping — a blend of entertainment and e-commerce — is making its way from Asia into Western markets, with brands increasingly turning to interactive livestreams to sell products and engage customers. But as platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, YouTube ...
Carbon nanotubes are one-dimensional nanomaterials with amazing strength and excellent electrical and thermal conductivity. They’re making waves in industries like new energy vehicles, the 3C digital sector (that’s computers, communications, and consumer electronics), semiconductors, and power infrastructure. When it comes ...
Gold prices surged to a record high this week, capping the strongest quarterly rally in nearly three decades, as investors seek protection from mounting global economic uncertainty fuelled by President Trump’s aggressive US trade tariffs. On Tuesday, the precious metal ...
Tad DeHaven Where does one begin? Well, in no particular order, and certainly not a complete listing, here are five absurd aspects of President Trump’s “Liberation Day” tax hike on American consumers and businesses. And, yes, the entire situation itself ...
Colin Grabow, Scott Lincicome, and Kyle Handley For all of President Donald Trump’s talk about reciprocity, it turns out that he just wanted higher tariffs. After weeks of threatening “reciprocal” tariffs to match the higher tariffs and trade barriers of ...