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Greenland is set to strengthen its legislation due to fears regarding American investors' influence.

Pierre-Antoine Capton, founder of Mediawan, defended the company's identification as a French entity amidst allegations regarding major American investment in its ownership.

Iran is attempting to entice U.S. President Donald Trump with financial incentives to invest in its vast oil and gas reserves as part of efforts to negotiate a nuclear agreement.

A proposed bill in California aims to eliminate tax advantages for large investment funds to benefit families seeking to purchase homes.

AMD's stock surged over six percent after Meta announced a deal to purchase millions of AI chips from the company, potentially increasing Meta's stake in AMD to 10 percent.

Italian companies express concern over potential tariffs and urge stability in relations with the U.S.

American Airlines and United Airlines now each hold an 8% stake in Azul after a $100 million investment as part of the airline's bankruptcy recovery in the U.S.

Azul Linhas Aéreas has announced three agreements for a total investment of 300 million dollars from American Airlines, United Airlines, and other creditors as part of its bankruptcy recovery process.

Latvian Minister of Economics, Viktors Valainis, met with American entrepreneurs and investors in Florida to discuss opportunities in strategic sectors such as technology and energy.

Leon Cooperman has increased his stake in Manchester United to 5.2% but is not pursuing a full takeover.

An analyst from the Spanish Export Credit Insurance Company (Cesce) reports that violence reduces the GDP of Latin American countries by over 4%, affecting economic investment and productivity.

Peter Orszag, CEO of the American investment bank Lazard, warns about the declining privilege of the dollar and urges Europe to become more self-sufficient and build a high-performing economic space.

Japan and the United States have agreed on initial investment projects as part of their tariff deal, focusing mainly on energy and simplifying the import of American cars.

A significant trade agreement has been reached between the US and Japan, with President Donald Trump announcing a $550 billion investment commitment from Japan.

Spain serves as the second biggest hub for international expansion by Latin American companies, only behind the United States.

Kavak, a Latin American platform for used cars, has raised $300 million in a funding round led by venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz.

Giant American technology companies like Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft are investing billions in artificial intelligence but have recently seen significant drops in capitalization due to concerns over a potential bubble.

The stock prices of major American tech companies have fallen since the beginning of the year, a notable shift from their previous success.

Global venture investments reached $512.1 billion last year, driven largely by significant funding in AI and machine learning in the United States.

Lilly, the American multinational, is investing 153 million euros in expanding its production plant in Alcobendas, Spain, to significantly increase its capacity for producing obesity treatment pills.

Parents can now officially apply for 'Trump accounts' for their children, an initiative aimed at promoting long-term savings for American citizens.

The American AI company Anthropic has raised 30 billion dollars in a new funding round, bringing its valuation to 380 billion dollars.

James Zimmerman, chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce in China, discusses the opportunities for the US and China to foster a visionary partnership in 2026 through upcoming meetings between leaders.

The American Development Finance Corporation (DFC) and Export-Import Bank (EXIM) are exploring financial support for the Copelouzos Group's FSRU project in Greece, which aims to enhance the country's liquefied natural gas capabilities.

Europe is increasing its investment in digital independence to avoid reliance on American cloud services, particularly in light of potential geopolitical tensions.

Wall Street is shifting its investment focus from dominating U.S. companies to international markets as the significant advantage of American firms is expected to decrease.

A Bloomberg analysis reveals that global investors are increasingly distancing themselves from American assets due to rising risks associated with heavy reliance on the US market.

Argentina's recent trade and investment agreement with the United States reveals significant asymmetries favoring the U.S. and pressures on Argentina to conform to American markets.

The U.S. is increasing pressure on South Korea over non-tariff barriers, amid concerns that merely passing a special law for U.S. investment may not meet American expectations.

Four major American tech companies have collectively invested over $650 billion in AI, amid concerns of a potential investment bubble.

Argentina has announced a trade and investment agreement with the Trump administration, fulfilling President Javier Milei's commitment to open up the South American economy.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a $100 million federal investment to address homelessness, combat opioid addiction, and enhance public safety through treatment-focused recovery programs, as part of President Trump’s Great American Recovery Initiative.

Siemens Energy announced plans to invest one billion dollars to expand its production of components for the American power grid and gas turbines necessary to supply energy to artificial intelligence data centers.

Volkswagen has announced that the Tukan will be the name of a pickup truck to be manufactured in Brazil, aimed at the Brazilian and Latin American markets, with potential exports planned, and a significant investment in the project.

Peter Jones is in advanced discussions to purchase American Golf, one of Britain's largest specialist golf retailers, eight years after it was saved by the investment firm Endless.

Mauricio Sana has been appointed Vice President of Flybondi and CEO of OCA by the American investment fund COC Global Enterprise, replacing Paz Lovisolo.

US President Donald Trump announced that American oil companies are moving into Venezuela following the country's new initiatives to attract foreign investment in its energy sector, amidst ongoing political turmoil.

An American financial company, PayServices, has filed a lawsuit against the Democratic Republic of Congo, alleging bribery in connection with a joint venture to modernize the country's public bank and economy.

Pimco, the largest bond manager globally, is diversifying its asset portfolio and reducing its American holdings due to the unpredictable policies of Donald Trump.

Investment in defense companies has experienced a revival following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, with stocks soaring after Donald Trump's announcement of significant defense spending increases.

Ukraine has awarded a state-owned lithium mining project to American investors connected to Donald Trump, as part of a minerals deal established last year with the US.

Despite Donald Trump's call for a $100 billion investment to revitalize the Venezuelan oil industry, major American companies like ExxonMobil are hesitant to seize the opportunity due to previous asset seizures in the country.

The American president is pressuring majors to invest $100 billion in Venezuela, while Exxon’s CEO refuses to commit due to the country's instability.

The Greek government is in intensive preparation for a €1 billion increase in share capital at ADMIE, with American funds under consideration and the current shareholding structure with Chinese investors remaining unchanged.

Oil giants are hesitant to invest in Venezuela despite President Donald Trump's call for increased investment in the Latin American country.

Exor, through its investment in American online used car sales portal Carvana, has seen a significant increase in value, turning a $50 million investment into a potential $1.39 billion gain.

The article discusses President Donald Trump's expectations for American oil companies regarding their potential activities in Venezuela, the concerns and conditions these companies have before re-entering the Venezuelan market, and the discussions held about investment risks and guarantees.

ExxonMobil has expressed disinterest in investing in Venezuela, opposing Trump's plans for American oil companies amid concerns for the region's investment viability.

Alex Trias, an American lawyer, resigned at 41 and moved to Portugal where he retired early and now lives on investment income, saving 4,200 euros monthly.

Global oil production and refining companies are vying for contracts to export crude oil from Venezuela, which has the largest oil reserves in the world, as the U.S. seeks to re-engage American energy firms in the Venezuelan oil sector after decades of nationalization.