South Korea's exports fall amid U.S. tariff hikes, highlighting global trade tensions and economic risks.

Trump's new 50% steel tariff sparks backlash from allies and boosts US steel stocks.

The United States has long been struggling with a significant housing shortage, and it doesn't seem to be on a path to slow down in the future. The estimated housing shortage is expected to reach 8 million units in the next few years. This will affect millions of Americans, as many already struggle to afford their own homes. The current shortage is ~ 5 million units.

As global interest in European residency rises, Greece has emerged as a prime destination for investors seeking both financial returns and international mobility. At the forefront of this space is Velment, a company that has redefined how real estate and migration intersect, with expert guidance led by CEO Yiannos Trisokkas.

Judge Mehta considers softer antitrust remedies for Google's search dominance amid AI industry changes.

Skechers faces a lawsuit over a $9.4B buyout, with claims the founder favored one bidder.

California lawmakers are investigating Paramount over a $15M offer to Trump's campaign, raising concerns of bribery and unfair competition.

Mondelez sues Aldi, claiming the store copied Oreo and Wheat Thins packaging to mislead shoppers.

China denies Trump's claim it broke a US tariff deal, urging the US to end trade restrictions.

The global eSIM market continues its rapid evolution, with Swiss-backed startup Yesim emerging as a notable participant after crossing one million total users worldwide. Founded in 2019 by Dmitri Verbovski and Max Pankratov, the company operates at the intersection of travel technology and telecommunications infrastructure.