Nissan cancels $1.1B battery plant in Japan

Nissan says it is scaling back its ambitions in the domestic market as part of broader efforts to improve performance

Crypto industry loses momentum as US Senate rejects stablecoin legislation

The sector invests $119M in pro-crypto candidates and frames the issue as bipartisan. 60 votes are required to advance, with only 49 in favour

CFPB drops Biden-era oversight of Google’s nonbank financial platform

Bureau’s involvement would have been “an unwarranted use of the Bureau's powers and resources, says CFPB Director

X complies with Indian orders to block 8,000 accounts, criticizes censorship

Social media platform voices objections but follows government directive to avoid penalties, seeks legal relief

Taiwan’s exports surge nearly 30% as tech buyers rush ahead of possible U.S. tariffs

April shipments hit $48.66 billion, powered by AI demand and pre-tariff stockpiling; government eyes record first-half trade figures

UK to purchase $10 billion worth of Boeing planes in new bilateral trade deal

Details of the deal remain unclear, as Boeing's UK backlog continues to grow, with supply chain challenges persisting.

Gulf stock markets mixed as earnings and trade talks weigh on investor sentiment

Earnings reports and trade tensions ahead of U.S.-China talks drive mixed sentiment across Gulf markets.

US tech leaders stress need for infrastructure investment to maintain AI edge over China

Executives from OpenAI, Microsoft, and AMD urge Congress to bolster AI chip exports and infrastructure to stay ahead in the global race.

Reliance withdraws trademark bid for military operation name after backlash

Move sparks outrage as critics accuse Reliance of exploiting national tragedy for commercial gain; company blames unauthorized filing.

US, Russia explore ways to restore Russian gas flows to Europe

Washington's involvement in restoring the gas sales could help Moscow navigate political opposition in much of Europe

Bill Gates plans $200 billion donation, accuses Musk of harming the world’s poorest

Picture of the world’s richest man killing the world’s poorest children is not a pretty one, says Bill Gates

Apple plans to integrate AI search options into Safari

Apple’s move to introduce AI-driven search options indicates a potential disruption to Google’s dominant position in the search market

U.S. natural gas liquids exports hit record high in April

U.S. exports approximately 2.9 million barrels per day (bpd) of NGLs, marking the highest monthly figure on record

Toyota forecasts 20% profit drop amid Trump’s tariff

Toyota projects operating income of $26 billion for the year ending March 2026, down from 4.8 trillion yen in the previous fiscal year

Apple asks court to pause App Store competition order

Apple argues in its filing that the court cannot require it to provide free access to its services