Coeur Announces Acquisition of New Gold to Create a New, All North American Senior Precious Metals Producer

The addition of New Gold's two Canadian mines results in a combined company with seven North American operations generating $3 billion of expected EBITDA and $2 billion of expected free cash flow in 2026 from production of approximately 20 million...

Foreign companies are lobbying while masquerading as US businesses

In Washington, T-Mobile is one of the biggest spenders in the influence industry. Its parent, Deutsche Telekom, has turned the carrier into a lobbying powerhouse.In 2024 alone, the company spent more than $10 million lobbying federal agencies and...

Trump pivot is a ‘watershed moment’ for climate, says EU’s Hoekstra

EU Climate Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra said the U.S. retreat on green commitments will damage the potential for global impact as well as the overall mood at the upcoming COP30 talks in Brazil, but that it points to new "partnerships and...

Tariffs, TACOs, and dollars: global markets in a year of Trump 2.0

By Canan Sevgili, Paolo Laudani, Vera Dvorakova and Alessandro Parodi (Reuters) -In the year since Donald Trump’s election as U.S. president, global financial markets have had to navigate policy shocks and unprecedented uncertainty and high...

Industry minister says AI transformation key to survival of medium-sized enterprises

SEOUL, Nov. 3 (Yonhap) -- Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan on Monday urged medium-sized enterprises to actively adopt artificial intelligence (AI) technology, calling it a must that he said will ensure their survival and growth. "Just as the...

Nvidia Investors Shrug Off Trump’s Blackwell AI Chip’s US Exclusivity Comment: Stock Rises Premarket

Nvidia stock appears on track to bounce back from the losses in the past two sessions and reclaim the $5 trillion market capitalization mark. Trump stated in the interview that the U.S. is not willing to give other countries even an equal...

Trump’s Gutting Of The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Is Leaving The Public Vulnerable To Abuses

Two years ago, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), a federal financial regulatory agency, announced it was forcing Toyota Motor Credit to give consumers back tens of millions of dollars. While selling bundled auto insurance and...

Tesla sales plunge again in some European markets in October

By Nick Carey LONDON (Reuters) -Tesla's sales plunged in October in Norway, Sweden and Denmark in the latest sign that the U.S. electric vehicle maker's European struggles continue, but the company posted a small gain in France for the second...

Billionaire Warren Buffett Sold 41% of Berkshire's Stake in Bank of America and Has Piled Into a Cyclical Company Whose Shares Have Soared 42,400% Since Its IPO

Form 13Fs provide a concise way for investors to track which stocks Wall Street's savviest money managers are buying and selling. Profit-taking may explain only part of the story behind Warren Buffett's persistent selling of Bank of America stock....

Oregon’s $2.4 Billion Golf Economy Punches Above Its Weight

BANDON, OREGON, UNITED STATES - The 148 yard, par 3, 11th hole on the Pacific Dunes Course, designed by Tom Doak. (Photo by David Cannon/Getty Images) Getty Images Getting to Bandon Dunes isn’t exactly a quick hop and a wedge shot. Yet the trek to...

Week in Review: The government shutdown’s ripple effects on schools

Most clicked story of the week: Since U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement took former Des Moines Public Schools Superintendent Ian Roberts into custody in September for allegedly staying and working in the country illegally, a flurry of...

Why this worker shortage is the sleeper issue in American healthcare

Dr. Matthew Maloney A shortage of anesthesia clinicians in Tennessee and across the U.S. threatens to delay medical procedures. Anesthesiology is among the top five healthcare specialties with the most acute shortages, which has been worsened by...

Who is Changpeng Zhao? Binance CEO who once worked at McDonald's for 4.5 Canadian dollars an hour; how crypto made him billionaire, and what Trump said on his pardon

Ten days after granting pardon to Changpeng Zhao, the billionaire founder of cryptocurrency exchange Binance, US President Donald Trump said that he has no idea who the money-laundering crypto billionaire he pardoned actually is. Trump granted a...

US planning to resume nuclear explosions after more than 30 years? Trump's remark sparks confusion. Here's the truth

Is the United States planning to resume nuclear explosions after more than 30 years? US President Donald Trump has ordered fresh tests of the American nuclear weapons system and he made the announcement on social media last week. The remarks by...

Commentary: Hollywood isn’t dying, it’s rewriting its script

When actor and filmmaker Mel Gibson grumbled during a recent podcast appearance that it was cheaper to fly his entire U.S.-based crew to Bulgaria for three days than to shoot just one day in California, he echoed the same eulogy sounded across...

It's almost Election Day in the Lowcountry. Here's what you need to know ahead of voting on Nov. 4.

In the words of former U.S. House Speaker Tip O’Neill, “all politics is local.” And on Nov. 4, tens of thousands of South Carolina voters will head to the polls to choose mayors, councils and school board members, and vote on issues impacting...

How LinkedIn’s AI Training Could Impact Newsrooms. Here’s How To Opt Out

LinkedIn has been feeding your professional content into AI training models since Sept. 2024. With new policy changes impacting global users starting Nov. 3, now is the time for U.S. media professionals to review their LinkedIn data privacy...

Victoria’s Secret Joins the Argentina Craze with First Flagship Store

More international fashion in Argentina. In the midst of a wave of foreign brands betting on the country, Victoria’s Secret is preparing to deploy all its artillery in the Argentine market. At the end of November, the U.S. company will open its...

China’s 15th Five-Year Plan: Strategic Adaptation And Resilience In A Turbulent World

October 2025 has been a month of intense great-power activity. Under President Trump’s second administration, the United States finds itself paradoxically divided at home and assertive abroad. Domestically, the federal government has been shut...

First military police patrol of Okinawa’s capital finds ‘real quiet’ streets

Maj. Donald Kidd, left, acting Marine Corps provost marshal for Okinawa; Marine Corps Installations Pacific commander Maj. Gen. Brian Wolford, center; and U.S. Consul General Andrew Ou lead a solo patrol of Naha, Okinawa, Nov. 1, 2025. (Brian...