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TOKYO, October 23, 2025: Japan’s largest power generation company, JERA Co., Inc., announced on Thursday that it will acquire full ownership of shale gas assets in Louisiana for approximately 1.5 billion dollars. The acquisition marks a significant expansion of JERA’s

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 23: Shares of Beyond Meat Inc. surged more than 1,000 percent over four trading days this week, marking one of the most dramatic price movements in the U.S. equity market this year. The Nasdaq-listed stock, trading under

October 22, 2025, New York: Gold and silver prices plunged sharply on Tuesday, posting their largest single-day percentage declines in years and striking the precious-metals market with a broad correction. Spot gold dropped as much as 6.3 percent to about

SEATTLE, October 22, 2025: Amazon is preparing to expand the use of robotics and automation across its U.S. operations in a move that could significantly reduce its reliance on human labor over the next decade. According to internal planning documents

CUPERTINO, California, October 21, 2025: Apple Inc. moved closer to a $4 trillion market valuation this week, reaching new record highs after the launch of its iPhone 17 series fueled investor confidence and lifted its stock price. Shares of the

WASHINGTON, 21 October 2025: The United States and Australia signed an $8.5 billion agreement on Monday to jointly develop and expand critical mineral and rare earth supply chains, in a move designed to accelerate mining and processing capabilities across both

WASHINGTON, October 19, 2025: The United States and China have entered a renewed phase of trade tension after Beijing expanded export controls on rare earth minerals and associated technologies, drawing an immediate response from Washington. The measures, announced by China’s Ministry

Phoenix, October 18, 2025: NVIDIA and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) have unveiled the first semiconductor wafer produced in the United States for NVIDIA’s advanced Blackwell graphics processing units. The announcement marks a major milestone in domestic chip manufacturing and

Washington, October 18, 2025: United Parcel Service (UPS) is facing mounting criticism after a surge in reports that international packages are being destroyed or returned following customs clearance failures in the United States. The developments follow the end of the

WASHINGTON, 16 October, 2025: The ongoing federal government shutdown in the United States is costing the economy approximately $15 billion per day in lost output, according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Speaking at a press briefing in Washington on Wednesday,