Author: Stuart Chirls
Container rates on the trans-Pacific reached two-year lows as weak demand is expected to continue through the end of the year.Read More
Russia may nationalize and swiftly sell off foreign-owned assets under a new privatization mechanism in retaliation for any European moves to seize Russian holdings abroad, according to a person close to the government.Read More
After a spate of Russian drones appeared in European airspace, the European Commission is exploring a so-called “drone wall,” an air defense system that aims to detect and destroy drones that pass through Europe’s eastern borders.Read More
“Arenas,” a film set in the world of professional soccer starring Édgar Ramírez, has been acquired for distribution across Europe.Read More
US government funding will cut off at midnight unless the Republican Party can agree with Democrats on a way forward.Read More
Everything Canadians need to know about updated requirements as well as updates to local laws that may affect LGBTQ+ travellersRead More
Box CEO Aaron Levie predicts AI will efficiency gains will boost demand for human workers in sales, healthcare, and legal sectors.Read More
The latest shutdown could be more bearish for markets if it complicates the outlook for rate cuts. Here’s how stocks have reacted to past shutdowns.Read More
MONTGOMERY – Governor Kay Ivey on Wednesday announced that Alabama has been ranked among the nation’s top 10 states for doing business by “Area Development” magazine, reflecting the state’s strong economic fundamentals and business-friendly environment. In the publication’s 2025 Top … ContinuedRead More
Microsoft promoted Judson Althoff to CEO of its commercial business, expanding his role.Read More