China and U.S. Agree in Principle to Reduce Tariffs on Select Goods
China and the U.S. have reached an agreement in principle to reduce tariffs on select goods, according to China's Commerce Ministry.
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Oil Prices Climb as Trump Warns Iran on Peace Talks
Oil prices increased as President Trump issued a warning to Iran regarding stalled peace talks.
China Achieves Peer Status to U.S. After 2025 Trade War Actions, Expert States
China is now a peer to the U.S. after President Trump's 2025 trade war misstep, according to security expert Rush Doshi.
HS2 Failings Linked to High-Speed Ambitions and Political Pressures, Review Finds
A review of the HS2 rail project is expected to cite high-speed ambitions and political pressures as key reasons for its failings, including cost...
Why Amazon Dominates Western E-commerce With Few Serious Rivals
Amazon's unparalleled dominance in Western e-commerce stems from strategic decisions, market advantages, and growth focus.
Swatch Stores Close for Second Day Amidst Crowds for New Watch Release
Swatch stores in Manchester and Liverpool shut for a second day amid large crowds eager to buy a new £335 pocket watch.
The Booming Business of Self-Storage: Vermont Operators Report Long Waitlists and Big Profits
The self-storage industry is booming, especially in Vermont, where operators face long waitlists and high profits.
Markets Navigate ‘Dirty Risk-On’ Regime Amid Inflation, Oil, and Fed Uncertainty
Markets are navigating a 'Dirty Risk-On' regime, influenced by inflation, oil volatility, and Fed policy.
Starbucks Eliminates Approximately 300 U.S. Support Roles and Closes Regional Offices Amid Turnaround Strategy
Starbucks is cutting around 300 U.S. support roles and closing regional offices as part of its 'Back to Starbucks' strategy.
Increasing Fuel Efficiency Drives Down U.S. Gasoline Consumption
US gasoline consumption declined in 2025 as vehicle miles traveled increased, driven by rising fuel efficiency. The EIA expects this trend to continue through 2026 and 2027.