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Londoners are leaving in droves
The capital has been plagued by a cost of living crisis, slower pay growth, and higher levels of unemployment than other parts of the country.
Isabel Infantes/Reuters
US crude stockpiles are depleting rapidly
Analysts warned the massive drawdown could jeopardize the US’ role as the global supplier of last resort.
Shahrzad Rasekh/Reuters
China crude imports tick up
Analysts said the rebound was unlikely to signal a return to pre-war levels.
China Daily via Reuters
Dual forces pressure Asia to reshape its security order
Beijing’s aggression and the US’ unpredictability have pushed Asian governments to create “a flexible web” of overlapping partnerships, logistics planning and intelligence sharing.
Hollie Adams/Reuters
The anger fueling India’s ‘cockroaches’
India’s government will likely quell the student-led Cockroach protests, but it will have a harder time suppressing the underlying frustration fueling them, prominent Indian commentators argued.
Amit Dave/Reuters
Fervor over top-selling drugs fuels biotech dealmaking
Pharma companies have acquired 37 biotech firms worth at least $1 billion this year, more than all of 2025.
Mike Blake/Reuters
Chinese magnet shipments to US fall despite trade truce
China’s US-bound shipments of rare-earth magnets so far this year are 20% below average levels seen between 2022 and 2024, customs data showed.
Chinese startup founded by AI pioneer eyes potential IPO
Kai-Fu Lee’s firm is aiming to raise funds ahead of a potential 2027 IPO, joining other AI labs that have gone public or plan to.
Chinese solar firms divest from US
More than half of Chinese clean-tech investments in the US announced since 2022 have been canceled, paused, or delayed.
Corporate earnings to reveal uneven war impact
The results could boost Trump’s case that the oil industry is profiteering off the fighting.
Markets reassess post-truce optimism
Investors and energy companies are reassessing their post-truce optimism and brace for prolonged instability in the Middle East.
US, China space ventures raise capital
Commercial space ventures in the US and China are tapping broader pools of capital as the superpowers vie for dominance in a fierce space race.
DeepSeek’s AI chip plans
DeepSeek is developing its own AI chip, Reuters reported, in a move that could reshape China’s domestic semiconductor race while also ramping up pressure on US chip giant Nvidia.
India, China are winning back investors
Foreign investors are returning to Asia’s two largest emerging markets, though lingering concerns could temper inflows.
Alibaba wins US lobbying reprieve
It’s the latest development in a closely-watched case with implications for the countries’ technological rivalry.
Saudi Arabia slashes main crude oil price for Asian customers
Despite the discount, Asian buyers said Saudi supplies were still more expensive than those from other regional producers.
As inflation rises, Americans are spending and Europeans are saving
Countries everywhere are feeling inflationary pressures from the Iran war, but Americans and Europeans are coping differently.
Chinese AI firms scale aggressively to compete with US
DeepSeek hopes to at least double the size of all its departments to become a “driving force” in developing artificial general intelligence.