Economy

Chinese President Xi Jinping is reportedly organizing a rare U.S. trip with a major delegation of CEOs, signaling a strategic shift in commercial diplomacy.

Talk of a Tesla-SpaceX merger is growing, but rising international tensions and strict regulations could create major roadblocks for the tech giants.

Discover how Chevron’s two-decade decision to stay in Venezuela during massive nationalization efforts finally paid off for the energy giant.

A new commercial development plan in Islamabad’s protected Zone III has sparked controversy as ordinary residents remain banned from building on their land.

Gateway 2040 has launched in Dubai, offering investors a chance to fund US infrastructure projects while securing pathways to American residency.

Japan is implementing stricter regulations on agrivoltaics projects to crack down on solar companies that neglect actual farming.

The Think Rice, Think Thailand campaign launches in the UAE, introducing four distinctive rice varieties to local kitchens and culinary professionals.

Japanese government ministries request ¥143.1 trillion in funding for the upcoming fiscal year as the Finance Ministry begins its review.

Japanese household spending fell 3.6% in July, marking the eighth consecutive month of declines as inflation continues to squeeze family budgets.

Singapore collected S$97.3 billion in tax revenue, a 9.4% increase that makes up 74.8% of government operating revenue.