Texan Bitcoin miners are expanding to Argentina's shale gas-rich Mendoza province, tapping into wasted energy to power their operations as the potential profitability of Bitcoin surges once again.

Shipping Giant Maersk held itself accountable for the vessel 'DALI' involved in the Francis Scott Key Bridge collision in Baltimore, which resulted in a collapse, rescue operations, and a state of emergency.

North Korea's disinterest in summit talks with Japan, driven by historical grievances, hints at worsening relations, affecting both business and diplomatic ties.

China filed a WTO complaint against the Biden Administration, alleging discriminatory electric vehicle subsidy practices due to recent U.S. policy changes disqualifying tax credits for Chinese-sourced components.

McDonald’s will sell Krispy Kreme Doughnuts nationwide through an exclusive partnership by the end of 2026.

Reddit company timeline: from 2005 to the present, starting with two roommates, Alexis Ohanian and Steve Huffman, and the current New York Stock Exchange debut that made Redditors shareholders become instant millionaires.

Skyrocketing cocoa prices, doubling in 2024 and outpacing Bitcoin, pose Easter concerns for chocolate firms, with New York wholesale rates peaking at $8,900 per ton.

Apple responded to declining sales in China by planning to integrate Baidu's AI technology into its upcoming iPhone 16 and other products for the Chinese market, following CEO Tim Cook's visit to Shanghai.

Zhang Zilong, son of the owner of Chinese snack brand Mala Prince, discloses that he discovered his family's million-dollar wealth post-graduation, as his father intentionally concealed it to instill humility and diligence in him.

Boeing's CEO Dave Calhoun, Chairman Larry Kellner, and Stan Deal from the commercial airplane unit are departing amid growing regulatory and customer pressure, prompted by recent incidents like the door plug failure on a Boeing 737 Max 9 aircraft.

The EU probes tech giants Apple, Google, and Meta under Digital Markets Act for potential violations to curb market dominance. Apple recently fined $2B.

Reddit Inc. made a remarkable debut on the NYSE, surging 48%. Tens of thousands of Reddit users participated in the IPO through a directed-share program, resulting in immediate profits for some while others contemplated a long-term investment strategy.

Tesla's stock plummeted after Elon Musk's decision to halt car production in China amid slower EV sales growth and increased competition. Analysts warn that overcoming the downfall will be challenging without new Tesla models.

The Bank of Japan's decision to abandon its negative interest rate policy, coupled with its first rate hike in 17 years, reflects confidence in Japan's economic growth, driven by significant wage increases. Still, experts anticipate minimal immediate impact on the public.

In response to the US House passing a TikTok ban bill and amid fears of Chinese retaliation, China has initiated measures to exclude US-manufactured microprocessors, particularly from Intel and AMD.

The US House has approved a $1.2 trillion funding package to prevent a government shutdown, with the bill heading to the Senate amid GOP opposition.

Russian diesel fuel stranded at the sea was attributed to mostly Ukraine drone attacks on their oil refineries and heightened sanctions.

Germany will legalize recreational cannabis starting April 1, but it comes with strict regulations, leaving some questioning if it's an April Fool's prank by the government to catch Germans illegally consuming cannabis.

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) recently concluded talks in London to introduce the world's first global emissions tax. The tax, backed by 34 nations, aims to steer the shipping industry toward eco-friendly practices.

The U.S. Department of Justice's lawsuit against Apple for alleged antitrust violations has initiated a lengthy legal battle that may reshape Apple's business practices and the tech industry. The DOJ accuses Apple of unfairly controlling its ecosystem.

New York AG orders Donald Trump's assets to be seized if he does not pay his $464 million bond judgment by Monday. His lawyers admit that securing the bond is challenging as no insurance company is willing to provide the required amount.

The IRS is intensifying efforts to combat tax evasion among high-income earners, focusing on those reporting over $1 million in annual income and $250,000 or more in tax debt. Here's how to know if you're one of them.

The latest report from the Labor Department indicates a slight decrease in Americans filing for unemployment benefits, reinforcing the strength of the current labor market and the notable job security for most workers.

Elon Musk's Neuralink brain chip has successfully restored sight to blind monkeys, leading to the development of "Blindsight" to cure human blindness, following their "Telepathy" product enabling computer control with thoughts.

Gucci's anticipated 20% sales drop in the first quarter of 2024, attributed to an Asia slowdown, prompts parent company Kering to revamp management and introduce new collections.

The Biden administration's additional $6 billion in student debt forgiveness for over 78,000 public service workers brings the total amount of public service loan forgiveness for nearly 871,000 borrowers since Joe Biden took office to $62.5 billion.

Shareholders of Digital World Acquisition aim to take Donald Trump's tech and social-media platform public. Still, delays in the process pose financial risks, particularly as Trump faces challenges securing cash to appeal a civil fraud case.

After announcing their AI chips, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang addressed the potential arrival of human-level AI within five years but highlighted concerns about ethical implications and AI hallucinations.

Boeing revises its 2024 earnings outlook downwards as it plans to increase cash spending in the first quarter to address quality issues with its 737 aircraft, leading to a departure from the initial $10 billion estimate.

Following McDonald's recent technical incident, Greggs were similarly forced to close stores in the U.K. after a glitch affected their payment systems.