Since Trump brought an aggressive tone to his General Assembly speech last year, dubbing North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un "Little Rocket Man," his administration has taken several dramatic foreign policy steps
President Donald Trump and South Korean President Moon Jae-in have signed the first major agreement of Trump's trade agenda.
The move comes at a time when major corporations like Constellation Brands are deepening investments in the space, cannabis stocks are seeing major volatility, and talk of a bubble is brewing.
With the world's two largest economies opening a new front this week in their multibillion dollar trade battle, the risk has risen sharply that the U.S. will eventually slap tariffs on all imports from China, Goldman Sachs said on Sunday.
Drew Greenblatt of the National Association of Manufacturers is actually hoping that a result of the new tariffs will be better trade deals.
Chief Executive Joe Kaeser has reportedly traveled to Iraq to secure a memorandum of understanding with the country on Sunday.
Saudi Energy Minister Khalid Al-Falih said Riyadh had spare capacity to increase oil output but no such move was needed at the moment.
The support of the main opposition party would be a major boost to campaigners for a second vote on Brexit.
Hassan Rouhani said Sunday that an unnamed U.S.-allied country in the Persian Gulf was behind an attack on a military parade that killed 25 people and wounded around 70.
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif blamed the attack on regional countries and their "U.S. masters."
China has canceled planned trade discussions with the U.S. amid rising tensions and new tariffs, The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.
For more than a year, Chrystia Freeland, Canada's foreign minister, and Robert E. Lighthizer, the United States trade representative, have been locked in intense negotiations to rewrite the North American Free Trade Agreement.
The incident was revealed in a letter by Ecuador's foreign ministry to a legislator who had asked for information about Ecuador's decision last year to grant Assange citizenship.
The Trump administration imposed sanctions on the Chinese military for buying fighter jets and missile systems from Russia.
Danske Bank said that its headquarters and its Estonian branch failed for years to prevent suspected money laundering involving thousands of customers, The New York Times reports.
Turkey's finance minister has slashed the country's economic growth targets and promised to cut public spending by nearly $10 billion as the country tries to rebuild shattered market confidence and find a way out of a currency crisis, The Financial Times reports.
In a major reversal, the Netherlands is considering shutting down the tax-avoidance benefits that made the country a magnet for international corporations like Netflix, Nike and Uber, the New York Times reports.
Global poverty has fallen to a record low. The World Bank says 10 percent of the world's population lived on less than $1.90 a day in 2015.
Saudi Arabia has achieved official "emerging market" (EM) status in terms of financial markets, but it's not facing the same problems as other EMs, an analyst told CNBC on Tuesday.
China has hit out against the U.S. in a 71-page white paper, accusing President Donald Trump's administration of "trade bullyism practices" that have become "the greatest source of uncertainty and risk for the recovery of the global economy."
Theresa May's Brexit negotiations with the EU are going very, very wrong and there is speculation that the U.K. could be heading for a snap election.
U.S. equities rose on Tuesday as bank stocks got a boost from higher interest rates as the Federal Reserve's policymaking committee began a two-day meeting.
Gold firmed on Tuesday ahead of a U.S. Federal Reserve meeting, where the central bank is widely expected to raise benchmark interest rates.
BMW had already expected 2018 to be a challenging year, but the trade war and new emissions standards have forced the automaker to revise targets.
Theresa May's Brexit negotiations with the EU are going very, very wrong and there is speculation that the U.K. could be heading for a snap election.
Yields on German debt also spike to levels not seen since mid-June.
The Maldives' new pro-democracy government could push the country closer to India, the world's largest democracy, after a period of strong ties with China.
China has hit out against the U.S. in a 71-page white paper, accusing President Donald Trump's administration of "trade bullyism practices" that have become "the greatest source of uncertainty and risk for the recovery of the global economy."
Aldi Novel Adilang stayed alive by catching fish and drinking sea water, various media outlets reported on Monday.
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