According to the Wall Street Journal, the United States wants to discuss agricultural and economic security issues in European Union trade talks.
U.S. officials say Iran delivered Fatah 360 tactical ballistic missiles to Russia in 2024.
The agricultural and shipping sectors have been hit hard by a slump in US exports, according to figures. Imports have also continued to fall and retailers' inventories may be "tight". Industry insiders say nothing like this has been seen since summer 2020. Click to view
According to the Wall Street Journal, Tesla's (TSLA. O) board has started the process of finding a successor to Musk as CEO.
According to sources in the Wall Street Journal, the United States is formulating relevant terms for trade talks with the United Kingdom. The United States will strive to get the United Kingdom to cut auto tariffs from 10% to 2.5%, and will urge the United Kingdom to relax agricultural import regulations.
According to the Washington Post, as peace talks accelerate, the United States proposes to recognize Crimea as Russian territory.
According to the Washington Post, the US (Russian-Ukrainian peace) proposal includes the eventual lifting of sanctions against Russia under a future agreement.
According to Fox News, sources say Homeland Security Secretary Christie Noem was robbed at a Washington restaurant.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Trump has spoken with former Federal Reserve Governor Walsh about replacing Powell.
Apple (AAPL. O) CEO held private talks with top U.S. President Donald Trump officials about iPhone price increases.
South Korea's trade envoy: U.S. Trade Representative Greg expressed willingness to reach an agreement with South Korea and Japan.
According to Fox News, White House economic adviser Hassett said he is preparing to present a plan for tariff negotiations to President Trump, including participants and timing.
According to the Washington Post, the United Kingdom has proposed cutting tariffs on U.S. beef and fish.
According to the Washington Post, White House aides have drafted a proposal to impose tariffs of about 20% on at least most imports to the United States.
According to the Wall Street Journal, SoftBank Group has agreed to lead an investment of up to $40 billion in a for-profit subsidiary of OpenAI.