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Investors Reach into Dot-Com Era Playbook to Manage AI Bubble Dangers

Investors Reach into Dot-Com Era Playbook to Manage AI Bubble Dangers

As artificial-intelligence stocks skyrocket and valuations across tech sectors swell, many professional investors are dusting off tactics used during the late-1990s dot-com boom to steer clear of potential busts. While they do not wish to abandon the AI wave, they recognise the dangers of buying at...
Trump Aims Big in Asia: Why the China Trade Deal with Xi Takes Centre Stage

Trump Aims Big in Asia: Why the China Trade Deal with Xi Takes Centre Stage

President Donald Trump’s upcoming five-day diplomatic swing through Asia is being positioned not merely as ceremonial but as a high-stakes maneuver in his broader economic agenda. The journey—spanning Malaysia, Japan and South Korea—is built around one focal point: the anticipated meeting with...
U.S. Ends Trade Talks with Canada After Controversial Reagan-tariff Ad**

U.S. Ends Trade Talks with Canada After Controversial Reagan-tariff Ad**

In a sudden escalation of tensions between Washington and Ottawa, the U.S. administration announced a complete halt to trade negotiations with Canada, citing a television advertisement produced by the Canadian province of Ontario as the triggering factor. The ad, which features excerpts from a 1987...
Gold suffers its sharpest drop in four years after breaking records

Gold suffers its sharpest drop in four years after breaking records

The immediate delivery spot price of gold dropped 4.4% on October 21, hitting a low of $4,165.57 per ounce, as per trading data. According to Bloomberg, this represents the steepest drop in the precious metal over the past four years. Just a day prior, on September 20, gold reached a new record...
Secondhand Luxury Hits Stratosphere While Authentication Becomes the New Gold Standard

Secondhand Luxury Hits Stratosphere While Authentication Becomes the New Gold Standard

The market for secondhand luxury goods has entered a phase of acceleration, transforming into one of the most dynamic sectors within fashion and luxury. At the heart of this shift lies a challenge and an opportunity: as pre-owned designer handbags, watches and accessories surge in popularity, the...
Global Film Industry Holds Its Ground as Tariff Threats Expose Limits of U.S. Protectionism

Global Film Industry Holds Its Ground as Tariff Threats Expose Limits of U.S. Protectionism

The global film industry has pressed on with production, financing and location planning despite renewed threats from U.S. leadership to impose sweeping tariffs on films made outside the United States. Rather than derailing the international shoot schedule or triggering a mass reshoring of...
High-Level US-China Diplomacy Seeks to Halt Tariff Spiral Over Rare Earths and Trade Risk

High-Level US-China Diplomacy Seeks to Halt Tariff Spiral Over Rare Earths and Trade Risk

The planned meeting between Scott Bessent, the U.S. Treasury Secretary, and He Lifeng, China’s Vice Premier, is emerging as a critical moment in recalibrating U.S.–China trade and supply-chain tension. Officials say the encounter, set to take place in Malaysia next week, focuses not simply on...
Trade Turbulence Drives Chinese Exporters Away from U.S. as Tariff Uncertainty Deepens

Trade Turbulence Drives Chinese Exporters Away from U.S. as Tariff Uncertainty Deepens

The world’s largest trading relationship — between the United States and China — is showing signs of structural fracture. Amid unpredictable tariff changes, political threats, and a mounting climate of distrust, many Chinese manufacturers are increasingly abandoning the U.S. market altogether. From...
Europe’s Slow Self-Driving Push Risks Technological Dependence, Warns Bolt CEO

Europe’s Slow Self-Driving Push Risks Technological Dependence, Warns Bolt CEO

Europe’s race toward electric mobility has been celebrated as a symbol of green progress, but behind the accolades lies a growing concern: the continent’s neglect of autonomous vehicle technology. Markus Villig, the CEO of Estonian mobility giant Bolt, has cautioned that the European Union is...
Lagarde believes current rate level will help the ECB cope with turbulence

Lagarde believes current rate level will help the ECB cope with turbulence

ECB President Christine Lagarde stated during a session at the International Monetary Fund's annual meetings that the existing level of the European Central Bank's key interest rates equips the regulator to handle any challenges the global economy might encounter. Lagarde stated that risks to...
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