Rebuilding Gaza Could Cost $53 Billion—Who Will Pay?
A fragile cease-fire has raised hopes for rebuilding Gaza—but with an estimated $53 billion price tag, questions remain over funding, security, and who benefits.
Business, International
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Business, Economy
Big Banks Post Surging Profits—Blame a ‘Resilient’ U.S. Economy
Major U.S. banks posted better-than-expected third-quarter profits, attributing their success to a resilient economy, strong consumer spending, and rebounding deal activity.
Business, Environment
Renewable Energy Surge Defies Trump Rollbacks—Here’s Why the Boom Won’t Stop
U.S. companies are fast-tracking solar, wind, and battery projects to beat the 2026 deadline for expiring tax credits—fueling a renewable energy boom that defies Trump-era policy rollbacks.
Business, Economy
Uniqlo’s Billion-Dollar American Dream—and the Protectionism Threatening It
Tadashi Yanai, founder of Uniqlo, sees the U.S. as essential to his brand’s future—but rising American protectionism has him deeply concerned.
Business, Economy
Trump Slaps New Tariffs on Lumber and Furniture—Here’s What It Means for You
President Trump has imposed new tariffs on imported lumber and furniture, escalating trade tensions and potentially raising costs for U.S. consumers and builders.
Business, International
U.S. Imposes Docking Fees on Chinese Ships in Bold Trade Move
The U.S. has begun imposing docking fees on Chinese ships to challenge China’s shipbuilding dominance and support domestic industry revival.
Business, Economy
LendingTree Founder Doug Lebda Dies in Tragic ATV Accident at 55
Doug Lebda, founder and CEO of LendingTree, has died at age 55 following an all-terrain vehicle accident on his North Carolina farm.
Business, Economy
U.S. Slaps Fees on Chinese Ships Docking at American Ports—Trade War Escalates
The U.S. has imposed new fees on Chinese-built and Chinese-owned vessels docking at American ports, triggering swift retaliation from Beijing and raising supply chain concerns.
Business, Economy
First Brands Collapse: CEO Resigns Amid $2.3B Vanishing Act in Private Credit Scandal
First Brands’ CEO Patrick James has resigned amid a deepening bankruptcy crisis, with creditors alleging $2.3 billion in assets have vanished due to undisclosed private debt and questionable accounting.
Business, Economy
U.S.-China Trade War 2.0: Markets Rebound But Tensions Threaten Global Economy
Investors are on edge as the U.S. and China escalate trade tensions over rare earth exports and AI chip restrictions—sparking fears of a full economic decoupling.