Markets, companies, capital, and the strategic shifts reshaping the global economy.
The Economist says familiar campaign messages are failing, while alternatives carry risks. The material provided does not specify what either approach involves.
Supreme National Security Council secretary Mohsen Rezaei says Iran’s military has prepared a response. The source material offers no details of the plan.
The publication argues that rights have been eroded over decades, but says interference with elections goes too far.
The US Treasury secretary urged Ukraine’s president to be “very careful” about allegations involving the satellite service described as critical to Ukraine’s defence.
A CNBC report says always-listening features in devices from Apple, Amazon, Meta and startups are raising concerns about covert recording and legal limits.
A Plot Twist newsletter by correspondent Tom Wainwright considers reliving the sights and sounds of youth.
US editor Charlotte Howard reflects on what The Economist describes as a week of White House embarrassments.
The warning points to a possible source of instability, but the report provides no detail on the activities or evidence behind it.
CNBC reports the backing less than four months after Bending Spoons became a public company. The report gives no details on its terms or the software businesses involved.
The report also says Elon Musk is funding Ken Paxton in Texas, as Republican groups align with Donald Trump.
The US president cited national interest in waiving broad sanctions and tariffs before they were due to take effect, CNBC reports.
A podcast entry asks whether nostalgia can underpin a bold planning experiment, but offers no details about the town or project.
CNBC says the deal may offer Moscow limited financial benefit, while its broader implications for Ukraine’s leverage and US support remain unclear.
The OECD chief is expected to argue that productivity, housing supply and lower energy costs are more durable responses to cost-of-living concerns.
Guardian Australia’s analysis finds repayments are below rent in some areas, but the comparison excludes other costs of owning a home.
CNBC reports US crude prices rose sharply on Friday amid reported attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. Its headline says Brent touched US$110 and Ukraine vowed to target Russian refineries.
CNBC reports her departure amid scrutiny of her first press conference and questions about claims to be a lawyer.
The Treasury Department’s reported shortfall was 12% higher than a year earlier.
Trump-aligned groups and Elon Musk have spent hundreds of millions of dollars on the midterms, with little apparent movement in polling or the electoral map, according to CNBC.
A Treasury official says the issue was raised during US-China bilateral meetings in Bangkok this week. The account gives no details on China’s response.
The weekly podcast examines why data centre buildings are unpopular with American voters, but its listing offers no examples or reasons.
CNBC says Kevin Warsh’s stance on Fed communications and persistent inflation concerns could make the decision less predictable.
The third instalment of the publication’s series examines its reporting on a pivotal decade in US–Cuba relations.
The second instalment of the magazine’s archive series looks back at its reporting on relations between the United States and Cuba.
In an article for The Economist, the former Trump ally questions why the president abandoned his own legacy.
The US Director of National Intelligence said AI can amplify existing risks to US digital infrastructure.
The daily episode also turns to crunchier snacks and writer Annie Dillard, but the available summary offers no details on the science discussion.
The president stated two limits on US action as CNBC reported that new strike options were under consideration, without specifying what they might involve.
CNBC reports the US secretary of state is expected at the Gujarat site, as Reliance’s diesel supply and US oil interests draw attention.
The expectation follows attacks on two container ships in the perilous strait, one of which was sunk, CNBC reported.
CNBC reports Russia’s return to the G20 table in Bangkok followed a US invitation and has strained relations with European allies.
The Federal Reserve’s Warsh expects economies that use AI effectively to become more productive and wealthier, while cautioning that the path will be “very bumpy”.
Bela Bajaria is leaving the chief content officer role, Netflix announced. The company did not provide a departure reason or transition date in the supplied details.
The former president’s remark comes as polls reportedly show Republican Ken Paxton trailing Democrat James Talarico.
The company has not said when the next-generation electric car will be revealed. CNBC reports Tesla has missed every targeted delivery date since Elon Musk presented the refresh concept in 2017.
CNBC reported that credit default swaps on the AI infrastructure company reached what it called “distress levels” on Thursday, without providing pricing data or defining the threshold.
Economists cited by CNBC say elevated producer prices suggest the Federal Reserve’s inflation fight may not be over. A further rate rise is a risk, not a confirmed decision.
A 15 October entry flags an interview with the economist, but gives no detail on its subject or his remarks.
The Economist reports that Dillard died on 15 September. The supplied obituary summary gives no cause or location of death.
The increase exceeded the 5.5% annual rise forecast by Dow Jones consensus, according to CNBC.
The Nvidia chief executive told CNBC he has ongoing dialogues with researchers in China, but gave no further detail on the discussions.
The daily podcast’s listing provides a title but no details about the segment’s subject or claims.
CNBC reports that US military options include one of the largest non-nuclear bombs in its arsenal. No strike decision has been confirmed.
The populist-right politician says Ukraine has “already lost” against Russia and should sue for peace.
The chipmaker’s third-quarter result beat estimates, with the source package offering no profit figure or detail on AI’s contribution.
Prices declined on Thursday as traders assessed reported attacks on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz and the International Energy Agency’s latest monthly report.
The SpaceX chief says any restrictions on the systems’ speed or use are decided by the US military and ultimately the president.
CNBC reports the decline came amid a global sell-off, with investors weighing concerns about US rate rises and AI funding.