Thursday, Apr 03

Global financial markets decline sharply following President Trump's announcement of extensive new tariffs, raising fears of a trade war and economic recession.

Thursday, Mar 20

The EU mandates Apple to comply with the Digital Markets Act, opening iOS to third-party competitors, a move Apple decries as harmful to users.

Monday, Mar 10

President Trump downplays recession fears while asserting tariffs will boost U.S. economy, despite market volatility and warnings from economic experts.

Saturday, Mar 01

Jeff Bezos announces changes to the Washington Post's opinion section, focusing on free markets and personal liberties, resulting in significant subscriber loss.

Tuesday, Feb 11

President Trump imposes 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum, escalating trade tensions with Europe and China, despite showing signs of market resilience.

Sunday, Feb 09

New York City shuts down live poultry markets through February 14 due to avian flu detection, raising concerns about public health and poultry safety.

Tuesday, Feb 04

Apple raises concerns over a new porn app available on iPhones in the EU due to regulatory changes, emphasizing user safety and consumer trust.

Tuesday, Jan 28

Wall Street faced a significant downturn as investor concerns over China's DeepSeek threaten the dominance of U.S. AI firms.

Tuesday, Jan 21

Markets are optimistic as Trump returns to the White House, with investors anticipating a pro-business agenda while remaining cautious about tariff implications.

Friday, Jan 17

Major mergers and acquisitions are projected to rise, raising concerns about potential underperformance and risks to shareholder returns.