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JPMorgan Chase is preparing a substantial retail banking expansion across the United States, with plans to launch more than 160 new physical branches spanning over thirty states during 2026. The initiative forms

Japan’s economy expanded by 0.1 percent during the fourth quarter of 2025 compared with the previous three-month period, narrowly avoiding the technical recession economists feared after a prior contraction. The reading reversed

Electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian Automotive exceeded Wall Street fourth-quarter expectations while forecasting a major increase in deliveries for the coming year. The company reported an adjusted loss per share of 54 cents,

OpenAI has alerted United States lawmakers to what it described as attempts by Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek to replicate advanced AI models developed by American companies. In a memo sent to

Japan’s benchmark stock index, the Nikkei 225, surged to an unprecedented level during Thursday trading as investors reacted to political clarity following the national election result. The Nikkei 225 briefly touched 58,000

Blackstone is increasing its investment in artificial intelligence startup Anthropic, lifting its total stake to around $1 billion as the company’s valuation climbs to approximately $350 billion. A source familiar with the

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