China’s Push for More Silver Supplies Creates Record Imports in 2026
China pulled in more than 790 tons of silver during the first two months of 2026. That figure includes nearly 470 tons in February, which
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America’s Debt Clock Hits $39 Trillion
The U.S. national debt crossed $39 trillion this week, a figure that marks a new high in the country’s borrowing history. This milestone came on
January’s Slide in New Home Sales Across the U.S.
Sales of new single-family homes in the U.S. come with a built-in delay that shapes how analysts use the numbers. The latest report covers January
Lilly’s Triple-G Obesity Drug Clears First Late-Stage Diabetes Trial
Eli Lilly and Company (NYSE: LLY) has produced fresh data that could widen its lead in the race to dominate both obesity and type 2
Companies Shrink Their Teams with the Continuing Implementation of AI
Crypto.com made headlines this week by letting go of about 12% of its workforce, which comes to roughly 180 people. The Singapore based cryptocurrency exchange
How Uber’s Latest Deal Fits into the Robotaxi Boom
Autonomous driving taxis are quietly shifting from science-fiction experiments to a real business line in the global transport and ride-hailing landscape. In the U.S., services
Gold’s Volatile Start to March
Gold prices kicked off March on a high note but have since pulled back sharply. At the beginning of the month, spot prices reached around
