Chile to attract $100 billion in copper industry to reduce dependence on China
Chile is the world’s largest copper producer, which remains a key export item.
Alphabet and Tesla Raise Doubts About AI: ‘Magnificent Seven’ Lose $767 Billion
The ‘Magnificent Seven’ tech companies lost $767 billion due to AI investment concerns.
Venezuela’s earthquake damages estimated by World Bank at nearly $20 billion
Almost a month after the devastating earthquakes on June 24, Venezuela continues to assess the scale of the disaster.
EU agrees on largest sanctions package against Russia in four years
The sanctions require unanimous support from all member states.
Three Supertankers Carrying 6 Million Barrels of Oil Pass Through the Strait of Hormuz
Oil analysts and traders are closely monitoring the movement of tankers through the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Brent Approaches $100 After Houthi Attacks in the Red Sea
Iran has promised to continue striking the region as long as it remains under attack by the United States.
ECB Keeps Rates at 2.25% Amid New Escalation in the Middle East
The European Central Bank on Thursday left interest rates unchanged, pausing after the first increase in three years in June.
EU fines Google nearly $1 billion for violating digital competition rules
The European Union on Thursday fined Google 890 million euros (1 billion US dollars), which could escalate tensions with the United States.
Senator Wyden Introduces Bill to Limit Trump’s Tariff Authority
Wyden unveiled the new legislation a day after criticizing Trump for announcing 50% tariffs in response to a wide range of Canadian goods.
French-Russian nuclear project in Germany approved despite espionage concerns
German authorities approved a controversial French-Russian nuclear project despite espionage concerns.