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THE ripple effects of Donald Trump's global trade war are increasingly being felt across numerous industries all at once and on Wednesday were once again exerting pressure on US stock markets that have been roiled for weeks by his erratic trade policies. Stocks fell broadly, with tech stocks hit particularly hard after bellwethers like Nvidia

US President Donald Trump’s crypto businesses are drawing increased scrutiny on Capitol Hill and beginning to influence the progress of US digital asset legislation. As Republican lawmakers in the US House of Representatives unveiled their draft of a digital asset market structure bill on May 5, Democrats prepared for a united response to Donald Trump’s

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Advertisement SKIP ADVERTISEMENT You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. The Chinese government said it would match President Trump’s tariff, and also barred a group of American companies from doing business in China. A container ship from

India-US bilateral trade totaled an estimated $129.2 billion in 2024. While Washington exported goods worth $41.8 billion, in imported India imports worth $87.4 billion. The US suffered a trade deficit of $45.60 billion during the period. Donald Trump with Narendra Modi Though US President Donald Trump called Prime Minister Narendra Modi his "dear friend" and

Science & Nature The Trump-Vance Administration released toplines of the President’s budget for Fiscal Year 2026 on Friday. The budget accelerates human space exploration...

Home World News Trump's budget includes $3.2 billion for World Bank's fund for poorest countries The budget proposal unveiled by Trump on Friday cuts foreign aid by $49 billion. By Reuters  May 2, 2025, 11:59:51 PM IST (Published) President Donald Trump on Friday asked Congress to approve $3.2 billion in contributions to the World Bank's

LightSource cofounders: CTO Idan Mintz and CEO Spencer Penn Courtesy: LightSource With President Donald Trump set to impose sweeping tariffs on a wide swath of U.S. trading partners this week, corporate America is awash in uncertainty. LightSource, a San Francisco startup whose software helps companies manage their procurement process, costs and vendor relationships, didn't know