International Business News

International Business News: In a major regulatory shift announced on 15 August 2025, the Federal Reserve declared that it will discontinue its “novel activities” supervision program, initially launched in 2023 …

International Business News: Samsung’s Bold Comeback The battle between Samsung and Apple in the United States smartphone arena has reignited with new intensity. Data shows Samsung’s market share jumped from …

International Business News: Forecast Raised on Strong First Half Performance Singapore’s Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) has revised its 2025 full-year growth forecast to between 1.5 and 2.5 percent, …

International Business News: Investors Shift from Stocks to Safe Havens Global equity funds experienced another week of significant outflows as market uncertainty intensified over escalating U.S. tariffs and signs of …

International Business News: Mixed Performance from Global Fast-Food Giant Yum Brands, the parent company of Pizza Hut, KFC, and Taco Bell, released its second-quarter earnings this week, revealing a performance …

International Business News: Singapore Equities Surge to New Heights Singapore’s stock market is drawing global attention as it blazes through new record highs, with experts declaring the start of a …

International Business News: Samsung’s Shock Earnings Drop Despite Solid Mobile Sales Samsung Electronics has reported a sharp slump in second-quarter profits, triggering widespread concern across global tech markets. The South …

International Business News: Ferrero’s Ambitious Expansion Continues In a bold and unexpected move, Italian confectionery giant Ferrero is reportedly on the verge of acquiring WK Kellogg Co., the American cereal …

International Business News: Warning Bells Ring Over London Stock Exchange Outflows The United Kingdom is staring down a financial crossroads as a growing number of firms abandon the London Stock …

International Business News: Markets Expecting a Cut Left Reeling as RBA Holds at 3.85 Percent In a bold and unexpected move, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) opted to keep …