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Google's parent company, Alphabet, plans to nearly double its capital spending in 2026 to between $175-$185 billion, driven by strong earnings and an aggressive push into AI infrastructure and development.

China has released new rules on cross-border automotive data transfers, detailing requirements and exemptions to facilitate global collaboration while securing sensitive data. Tesla leads as the first foreign carmaker to comply, signaling expansion of autonomous driving in China.

AMD stock declines following an earnings beat and optimistic Q1 outlook, as investors worry about industry headwinds and sustainability. Read the latest analysis.

Millions lost in sophisticated scams involving gold, crypto, and cash. Learn about the tactics used by fraudsters and how to protect yourself from these evolving threats.

The European Commission is investigating Chinese wind turbine maker Goldwind over alleged foreign subsidies, sparking criticism from China that the probe is protectionist.

Explore why the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is expected to hold interest rates steady, influenced by a new trade deal and strong economic growth, while focusing on policy transmission.

Archer-Daniels-Midland (ADM) reports Q4 and full-year 2025 results, provides 2026 guidance projecting EPS growth, and announces a 2% dividend increase, marking 53 consecutive years of dividend growth.

France's 2026 budget is officially passed after months of political deadlock and successful navigation of no-confidence votes by Prime Minister Lecornu's government.

Palantir's Q4 earnings beat expectations with strong sales to US businesses and government, driven by AI adoption. The company's stock surged on the positive results and optimistic future guidance.

A partial government shutdown is impacting IRS staffing and operations during tax season, raising concerns about potential delays in tax refunds and processing. Learn more about the current situation and what it means for taxpayers.

Companies are shifting from chat assistants to AI agents that run real workflows in 2026, but success depends on governance, monitoring, and human-in-the-loop controls. The new priority is reliable action inside policy boundaries, not just fluent answers.

Global interest-rate policy is diverging in early 2026, with Australia turning to hikes, Europe holding steady, and markets watching mid-year for the next U.S. move. The split is reshaping expectations for currencies, bonds, and growth.

Japan’s leadership moved to limit market fallout after comments praising a weaker yen triggered a selloff and sent the dollar back above 155. Officials emphasized the remarks were general and not a directional signal.

Investors are positioning for a steeper Treasury curve as the next Fed chair is expected to pursue rate cuts while shrinking the central bank’s balance sheet. Strategists warn the combination could lift long-term yields and increase volatility.