Scott Bessent tells European leaders to ‘sit back, take a deep breath’ over Greenland tariff threats
The U.S. Treasury secretary urged EU and U.K. leaders to “let things play out.”
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The U.S. Treasury secretary urged EU and U.K. leaders to “let things play out.”
It's been one year since Donald Trump started his second term as US president, and he's pointing to the country's strong GDP growth rate and stock market performances to paint a glowing picture of the economy. But a closer look shows that while activity is booming, it's mostly benefitting the country's wealthier households. Also in this edition, we see how Trump's tariffs have pushed German winemakers to look to China for their exports.
European leaders are reportedly weighing up potential responses to fresh tariff threats from the White House.
Stock Futures Tumble as Greenland Tariff Fears Rattle Markets
Calls grow in Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s coalition and conservative bloc to target Big Tech.
FuriosaAI targets up to $500m funding for AI chip expansion
A major solar storm began hitting Earth on Monday and could cause disruptions to power grids and satellite networks, as well as produce impressive aurora borealis, US weather authorities warned.
Microsoft has been testing its ad-supported Xbox Cloud Gaming service over the past few months, as I exclusively revealed in October. Now, the software giant is getting close to testing the free streaming option with Xbox Insiders. Over the weekend, Microsoft updated its Xbox app with loading screens for Xbox Cloud Gaming that mention "1 […]
Nathan Aspinall says he feels the crowds attending the Saudi Arabia Darts Masters "weren’t all there of their own accord".
Official figures show that the pace of private sector wage growth slowed to the lowest rate in five years.
The U.S. Treasury secretary urged EU and U.K. leaders to “let things play out.”
It's been one year since Donald Trump started his second term as US president, and he's pointing to the country's strong GDP growth rate and stock market performances to paint a glowing picture of the economy. But a closer look shows that while activity is booming, it's mostly benefitting the country's wealthier households. Also in this edition, we see how Trump's tariffs have pushed German winemakers to look to China for their exports.
European leaders are reportedly weighing up potential responses to fresh tariff threats from the White House.
Stock Futures Tumble as Greenland Tariff Fears Rattle Markets
Calls grow in Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s coalition and conservative bloc to target Big Tech.
FuriosaAI targets up to $500m funding for AI chip expansion
A major solar storm began hitting Earth on Monday and could cause disruptions to power grids and satellite networks, as well as produce impressive aurora borealis, US weather authorities warned.
Microsoft has been testing its ad-supported Xbox Cloud Gaming service over the past few months, as I exclusively revealed in October. Now, the software giant is getting close to testing the free streaming option with Xbox Insiders. Over the weekend, Microsoft updated its Xbox app with loading screens for Xbox Cloud Gaming that mention "1 […]
Nathan Aspinall says he feels the crowds attending the Saudi Arabia Darts Masters "weren’t all there of their own accord".
Official figures show that the pace of private sector wage growth slowed to the lowest rate in five years.