Bolivia’s new President Rodrigo Paz said on Tuesday that major US technology companies will soon announce investments in the landlocked South American nation. https://t.co/oFLxBoHDEp ...

China’s local borrowing for infrastructure spending is on pace to hit a six-year low, as Beijing clamps down on risks in a strategy shift that calls into question its promise to stop an unprecedented investment slump. https://t.co/dPm5MvqOwO ...

The Trump administration is sending about 350 Louisiana National Guard troops to New Orleans, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said, deploying military forces to another American city that has been the target of an immigration crackdown. https://t.co/3JSHMN1SUW ...

Canadians will have to wait for cheaper versions of Novo Nordisk’s diabetes drug Ozempic. Read more in the Canada Daily newsletter https://t.co/WQUE8zv7ay ...

The world’s biggest producer of batteries for electric vehicles needs to grow, but Trump and European politicians are standing in its way https://t.co/HnMSH29z4u ...

Economists say the shutdown will be a drag on the final months of 2025 https://t.co/guzqtfa6ES ...

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Wall Street forecasts that US stocks are poised for another year of solid gains next year but several wildcards could disrupt the bullish narrative. @tatianadariee has more https://t.co/seCIrcSvib https://t.co/dZaRrkPg7I ...

South Korea’s consumer confidence stayed above the neutral level for an eighth straight month in December, pointing to continued household optimism. https://t.co/UvecjtfBsK ...

From gorilla trekking to vineyard stays, capital is pouring into Africa from billionaires, tech moguls and Middle Eastern investors who want a share of the continent’s luxury travel market (from the archive) https://t.co/OjP3At2Fs5 ...