World Business NewsAsia-to-US e-commerce shipments fall after tax exemption ends
Data from the International Air Transport Association shows a 10.7 percent drop in demand compared to the same month last year

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World Business NewsData from the International Air Transport Association shows a 10.7 percent drop in demand compared to the same month last year
TechNvidia’s recent gains come as the company’s chips power much of the AI computing infrastructure being built by major tech firms
World Business NewsThe satellites will support the Nuclear Command, Control, and Communications mission and provide initial operational capability for strategic warfighters
AutomobileHarvard study finds that ending the credits lowers EV adoption by 6 percent by 2030 and saves the government $169 billion over ten years
World Business NewsThis direction differs from current IMF guidance, which calls for tax increases, including on middle-income groups, to help close the deficit
HeadlinesGovt implements open-handed policy to offer equal opportunities to global competitors for multibillion-dollar mining contracts including Reko Diq
World Business NewsThe White House says Trump will sign it into law at 9 p.m. GMT on Friday, the July 4 Independence Day holiday.
AutomobileA total of 64,300 vehicles are shipped to the U.S. during those two months
World Business NewsThe increase in the trade gap follows a revised April figure showing the deficit narrowed to $60.3 billion
World Business NewsIshiba responds to recent remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump, who says Japan does not import American rice or cars
HeadlinesIf bilateral talks fail, Pakistan will approach the World Bank for a Permanent Court of Arbitration to address India's suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty
TechThe delay comes as tech firms and several EU governments ask for more time to adjust to the upcoming regulations