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Actors Win A.I. Safeguards in Landmark Deal With Video Game Studios

An 11-month strike by video game actors has ended with a new contract securing consent and compensation for digital replicas.

Trump Set to Resume Tariffs, Says Letters Will Go Out to Dozens of Countries

With most trade negotiations stalled, President Trump says countries will begin receiving tariff notifications starting Friday, with rates ranging from 10 to 70 percent.

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Subsidy Cuts Could Stall U.S. E.V. Ambitions, Part 2

Falling behind in the electric vehicle race does not just threaten American automakers—it risks ceding economic leverage to China in a strategically vital sector.

Subsidy Cuts Could Stall U.S. E.V. Ambitions

Slashing electric vehicle incentives may please some voters, but it risks sidelining American carmakers in the global race for auto dominance.

The Dollar Falters as Confidence in U.S. Policy Wanes

The U.S. dollar is experiencing its weakest start to a year in over five decades, reflecting deeper concerns about fiscal policy and global positioning.

Tariff Tantrum: Trump Halts Trade Talks with Canada Over Digital Tax

President Trump’s decision to terminate trade negotiations with Canada over its digital services tax has reignited economic tensions between the neighboring allies.

Anna Wintour Steps Aside, But Not Away

Anna Wintour will no longer serve as editor in chief of American Vogue, but her grip on the brand — and the broader Condé Nast empire — remains intact.

The Hands-On Labor Crisis

Despite political promises to revive U.S. industry, the reality is that American factories cannot find enough people willing—or qualified—to work.

Oil Markets Have Learned Not to Flinch

Even as U.S.-Iran tensions boil over, global energy prices stay cool—for now

The China Flood, Part 2: As Chinese goods overwhelm global markets, foreign industries brace for collapse

Across continents, the second wave of China’s export strategy is pushing competitors to the brink.

The China Flood, Part 1: How Beijing’s overproduction is triggering a second export shock worldwide

Two decades after China reshaped the U.S. economy with cheap goods and fast manufacturing, a new export wave is spreading beyond America’s borders.

Middle East Energy Systems at Risk as Iran-Israel Conflict Escalates

Israel’s strike on Iranian energy facilities has exposed vulnerabilities in the region’s oil and gas infrastructure, raising fears of broader market disruption.

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