Ambitious climate action could boost global 2040 GDP by 0.2%, says OECD study
By Riham Alkousaa BERLIN (Reuters) – Accelerated climate action could boost global GDP by 0.2% by 2040 compared with current policies, a study showed on
Wall St wavers after weak consumer confidence data; focus on tariffs
By Pranav Kashyap and Johann M Cherian (Reuters) – Wall Street’s primary indexes wavered on Tuesday, as signs of a further deterioration in consumer mood
Alphabet’s Waymo aims for 2026 self-driving ride-hailing launch in Washington, D.C
By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Alphabet’s self-driving unit Waymo said on Tuesday it aims to launch its fully autonomous ride-hailing service in the U.S.
Trump administration to lay out defense of Venezuela deportations despite judge’s order
By Luc Cohen President Donald Trump’s administration faces a deadline on Tuesday to explain to a judge why its deportation flights carrying Venezuelan migrants did not
China, US need to cooperate in AI, says US-China relations committee head
BEIJING (Reuters) – China and the United States need to cooperate in artificial intelligence, and duplication of efforts in the area could be avoided, the
Apple is welcome to expand investment in China, commerce minister tells CEO
BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s commerce minister told Apple CEO Tim Cook on Monday that the company is welcome to expand investment in the country, a
Tesla jumps as possible tariff leeway, lower share price draw investors
By Deborah Mary Sophia and Akash Sriram (Reuters) -Tesla shares surged 9% on Monday after this year’s steep decline following reports the Trump administration is
Factbox-Where do legal cases against Trump’s policies stand?
By Jack Queen (Reuters) -President Donald Trump’s agenda has partially stalled in court as judges block his efforts to crack down on immigration and rein
J&J boosts US investments by 25% over 4 years amid looming tariff threats
By Bhanvi Satija and Patrick Wingrove (Reuters) – Johnson & Johnson has laid out plans to raise U.S. investments by 25% to more than $55
Trump administration transferring student loan, nutrition programs out of Education Dept
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday his administration will transfer responsibility for the federal government’s student loans, nutrition and special needs programs