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Taiwan has told Washington that proposals to relocate 40% of the island’s semiconductor supply chain to the United States are impossible to execute, according to its top trade negotiator. Vice Premier Cheng

Saudi Arabia’s flag carrier Saudia is reported to be evaluating a substantial aircraft order that could involve at least 150 jets from Boeing and Airbus, according to analysts familiar with early-stage fleet

Peloton reported a worse-than-expected holiday quarter as consumers showed limited appetite for its revamped, AI-enabled product lineup and reacted negatively to higher subscription pricing. The connected fitness company missed Wall Street expectations

Volkswagen has surged ahead of Tesla in European fully-electric vehicle sales during 2025, marking a notable shift in the region’s competitive landscape as legacy manufacturers regain ground in a market once dominated

Texas Instruments agreed to acquire Silicon Laboratories in a $7.5 billion deal that significantly expands its presence in wireless connectivity chips used across industrial and consumer electronics markets. The acquisition represents Texas

European equities recovered strongly by the close of trading on Monday, reversing earlier weakness as investors reacted to continued turbulence across precious metals markets following last week’s historic sell-off in gold and

Defense contractor L3Harris Technologies announced it has secured a U.S. Navy contract to develop Red Wolf vehicles as part of the Marine Corps’ precision-strike modernization program. The Red Wolf system is designed

Bombardier shares fell sharply after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened sweeping trade and certification actions against Canadian-made aircraft. The stock dropped around 9% on Friday, reflecting investor concern over potential tariffs and