Korea’s Clean Energy Bet Backfires Amid U.S.-China Trade Shift
South Korea invested billions in U.S. clean energy to counter China—but a potential Trump-Xi trade deal could wipe out its competitive advantage overnight.
South Korea invested billions in U.S. clean energy to counter China—but a potential Trump-Xi trade deal could wipe out its competitive advantage overnight.
In a major shakeup for the entertainment industry, the newly merged Paramount Skydance Corporation has announced plans to lay off 2,000 employees as part of its post-merger restructuring.
Boeing reported a deeper quarterly loss driven by 777X delays, though 737 Max production and deliveries showed strong improvement in Q3 2025.
Despite a 31% profit drop in Q3 2025 driven by weak China sales, Mercedes-Benz maintains its annual forecast and announces a $2 billion share buyback.
Substrate, a San Francisco start-up, says it can produce cutting-edge computer chips at half the cost of industry leader ASML—using particle accelerators and a bold new vision for U.S. tech independence.
The Trump administration announced an $80 billion initiative to build new Westinghouse nuclear reactors, citing AI energy demands and national competitiveness.
The Federal Reserve will stop shrinking its $7.4 trillion balance sheet in December 2025, responding to signs of liquidity stress in short-term funding markets.
At a Saudi investment forum, Donald Trump Jr. pitched his firm 1789 Capital as a vehicle for ‘patriotic capitalism,’ blending AI, defense tech, and insider policy insight.
A new production company, Run-A-Muck, is redefining entertainment by treating podcasts, newsletters, and live events as core to storytelling—not afterthoughts.
The Federal Reserve lowered interest rates but warned that further cuts aren’t guaranteed, citing labor market risks and data gaps from the government shutdown.