President Trump’s tariffs have caused turmoil worldwide, sending global markets into a decline. Now, new reporting from The New York Times reveals that Americans are cutting back on snack purchases.

The damage to Washington’s image and its relationships with the rest of the world, including South-East Asia, may be lasting. Donald Trump has once again wielded tariffs as a bargaining chip ...

In the heart of the Midwest, the futuristic Trillion cut is making waves. With its triangular form and sharp edges, this shape suits ultra-modern or asymmetrical settings, ideal for those looking ...

Passive exchange-traded funds account for a staggering $9.7 trillion of the money invested ... The median fee cut clocked in at 6 basis points, with some ETFs cutting their expense ratios by ...

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According to the report, “Funding the Growth in the U.S. Power Sector,” U.S. power sector investments may reach $1.4 trillion between 2025 and 2030. This six-year outlay is equivalent to the ...

President Trump said he had a call with Vietnam leader To Lam, and said that the latter wants to cut Vietnam’s tariffs down “to ZERO if they are able to make an agreement with the U.S.” ...

Other measures it has taken include selling off its superstore unit to Bain Capital and embarking on a share buyback programme worth around 2 trillion yen ($14 billion) through fiscal year 2030.