BUSINESS
In the latest display of diplomatic tensions between Washington and Beijing, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken traveled to China to engage in high-stakes discussions with top officials in Beijing and Shanghai. The visit, which first saw Blinken arrive in the financial hub of Shanghai on April 24, is laden
Oil Prices Rise Amid Optimistic Outlook of Easing Inflation
NEW YORK — Oil prices rose on Tuesday, Nov 15 along with major stock indexes, after U.S. data signaled...
Twitter’s Old Guard Spars With Elon Musk, It Ends Badly
Some of Twitter’s previous and remaining staff members thought it wise to spar with new owner and CEO...
Crypto Finance Needs ‘Strong Regulation’: Federal Reserve
Plagued by volatility and turmoil in recent months, the cryptocurrency market shows the need for it to...
Dutch Court Ruling Thwarting Carbon Capture Project Also Halts Construction Projects
The Dutch Supreme Court halted an offshore carbon capture project because it wasn’t tested for European...
Leading Crypto Exchange Needs $8 Billion to Stave Off Bankruptcy
A formerly leading digital currency exchange is in such dire straits that it needs an $8 billion cash...
Nissan to Trim Production at US Plant, Cites Chip Shortage
Nissan Motor Co's U.S. arm said on Wednesday, Nov. 9 that supply chain issues will force it to trim production...
Investors Face Uncertainty Over US Midterms, Spending & Regulation
NEW YORK — Investors on Wednesday, Nov. 9 said they were weighing a surprising outcome in the U.S. midterm...
Crypto, Stock Market, Narrowly Evade Crash After Third Largest Exchange Bailed Out by Competitor
The digital currencies market narrowly avoided a massive crash after news that the third largest exchange...
Chinese Economic ‘Pivot’ Could Seek to Take Advantage of High US Interest Rates: Reuters
By Jamie McGeever What the Fed taketh away, China could be about to giveth back. Speculation is...