President Biden's updated initiatives for his student debt relief program will provide financial relief to over 30 million borrowers by canceling interest, nullifying debt for eligible individuals, and granting relief of at least $5,000 to millions more.

The US Commerce Department allocated $11.6 billion to TSMC, aiding chip production in Arizona as part of the CHIPS and Science Act. TSMC's total investment in the US reached $65 billion, including plans for a third fabrication plant.

The Royal Bank of Canada ousted its CFO, Nadine Ahn, due to an undisclosed relationship leading to preferential treatment, which violates the bank's code of conduct.

Groceries are now becoming Gen Z's top spending priority. This is also the case for millennials.

New Zealand tightens visa regulations in response to record-high migration levels, focusing on English-language requirements and minimum skill thresholds.

A lawmaker's proposal would require San Francisco grocery stores to provide six months' notice before closing and to look for a replacement supermarket.

Daihatsu's president indicated that Toyota will oversee model certification to rebuild trust following a safety test scandal.

Malaysian shoe company apologized and removed several products from the market when Muslims saw similarities between the logo and the Arabic letters for God.

Commerce Minister Wang Wentao insists that ongoing innovation drives China's EV firms' fast development and not subsidies.

US airline officials began a fresh investigation after the engine cowling of a Boeing 737-800 fell off during takeoff.