International Business Times

Will Wall Street Toast Nvidia's Numbers Or Warsh's Jackson Hole Playbook

Investors will be chasing clues on whether the artificial intelligence-led stock market rally would be able to sustain itself amid uncertainty over growth and interest rates. Despite Warsh's aversion to offer guidance, investors would expect at least broad clues on how the Fed intends to approach the policy framework.

Fed Rate Hike Bets Are Fading Fast. Cooler Inflation Could Leave Warsh An Easier Choice.
The Fed Is Considering Fewer Policy Meetings. The Proposal Could Mark The Biggest Process Change In Decades.

Defunct MoU Has A Key Iranian Backer. Pezeshkian Floats 'Neither War Nor Peace' Scenario.
The US and Iran had agreed on a deal in June to pave the way for an end to the conflict. The broader terms of a peace deal were to be chalked out in 60 days. The 60-day period has ended but there has been no significant progress in backchannel negotiations as the US and Iran failed to reach a consensus on the management of the contentious Strait of Hormuz.
Trump Slams Canada. Row Over Retaliatory Tariffs Continues
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney alleged that the final demands made by the US were too stretched. These reportedly included steps Canada considered as unacceptable, including terms that curtailed Canada's ability to negotiate trade agreements with other countries
What's Next For Karoline Leavitt After Leaving White House Role? Her New Job Revealed
Karoline Leavitt has revealed she will return to Trump‑aligned super PAC MAGA Inc. as a top outside adviser after resigning as White House Press Secretary to spend more time with her young family.
Trump Withholds Origin Of New 'Cheap Foreign Beef' As Ranchers And Farmers Sound The Alarm
President Trump announced a tariff-free import of 300,000 metric tons of beef to lower prices, but failed to disclose suppliers, causing backlash from ranchers and lawmakers.
A Tussle Is Brewing In Iran's Political Landscape. Peace Is An Option For Some.
Comments by Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and parliamentary speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf indicate that moderate elements in Iran's political leadership think that after focussing on ending the war, the country needs to resuscitate its ailing economy.
'Human Printer' Natalie Harp Reportedly Eyed To Replace Karoline Leavitt Amid Donald Trump Favouritism Row
Donald Trump is considering loyal aide and 'human printer' Natalie Harp as a possible replacement for departing press secretary Karoline Leavitt, amid growing scrutiny of Harp's influence and role inside the White House.

Lewis Hamilton Fans Debate Whether 'The Kardashian Curse' Actually Cancelled Out Ferrari Bad Luck

Fans debate if Kim Kardashian's presence has reversed Ferrari's bad luck, coinciding with Lewis Hamilton's recent success. The theory gains traction ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix.

The Spotlight

The massive miss on jobs creation fanned fears about the US economy

The Job Market Is Stable But Workers Say It Feels Frozen: Report

Washington Wants To Limit Chinese AI Models. One Of Them Helped Contain OpenAI's Cyber Incident.

Economy in Focus

'$200 Billion in Lost Market Cap': Alphabet Stock Rocked by Brutal AI Brain Drain and DeepMind Rumours
Alphabet's shares fell as key AI researchers left to form Discovery Loop, a new AI venture. Despite the departures, Google remains a founding investor, maintaining ties with the new company.
US, Canada Tariff Row Escalates. The Political Fallout May Be Bigger Than Economic Impact.
The retaliatory move announced by Canada is seen as escalating the trade war between the two countries. It has also cast doubts on the future of a North American trade pact between the US, Canada, and Mexico, seen as a vital for the industry in all three countries.
- Trump Says Canada Discriminates Against American Companies. Now He Has Announced a 50 Percent Tariff On Products
- Trump Backs Off 50% Canada Tariffs for Three Days. A Bigger Trade Deal Could Be Coming.

Bitcoin's Search For A Bottom Continues. Technical Signals Are Starting To Shift

While Bitcoin remains under pressure after months of volatility, several widely followed technical indicators suggest selling momentum may be easing, according to market analysts.

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After the Storm That Erased It, One Caribbean Island Chose to Rebuild Bigger

For a small Caribbean nation of fewer than 70,000 people, the storm was the kind of event that often ends a development story before it begins, sending a country into years of patching back toward whatever existed before.

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Dubai culture isn't an oxymoron – it's why people are staying
Dubai has evolved from a global business hub into a place where culture, education, creativity, and community help families build a lasting future.
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Rezerra CEO Jesse Williams Is Playing the Long Game in Battery Storage
Jesse Williams, CEO of Rezerra, discusses acquiring 49 battery energy storage systems with a 20-year long-term operator commitment to stabilize grid reliability.