The Central Bank faces the payment of US$ 1 billion in bonds with companies and importers
Argentina's Central Bank is set to pay US$ 990 million in bond maturities while engaged in negotiations for an IMF disbursement of US$ 1 billion.
The tricks that make us addicted to apps
The article discusses various tactics used by tech companies to keep users engaged with their apps, as explained by researcher Sissela Nutley.
Lack of Courage in Europe: Let Capital Work for Us!
The article discusses the need for Europe to focus on increasing venture capital investment in domestic companies rather than solely aiming to create a superstar exchange.
More Shipping Companies Stop Passage Through the Strait of Hormuz
Several shipping companies, including Japanese firms, have halted operations through the Strait of Hormuz following military strikes by the US and Israel on Iran.
AFA Money Route: Before Javier Faroni, three shell companies of a friend of Pablo Toviggino received more than US$ 50 million
A detailed investigation reveals that three shell companies associated with Pablo Toviggino's friend, Fabián Saracco, received over $50 million from the Argentine Football Association (AFA), raising concerns over financial misconduct.
Several oil companies have halted tanker movements through the Strait of Hormuz
Multiple tanker owners, oil companies, and brokers have halted the movement of oil, refined fuels, and liquefied natural gas ships through the Strait of Hormuz following US and Israeli actions against Iran and Iran's retaliatory measures in the Middle East.
India is also tense... Iran's attacks intensify, what will happen to these companies in Israel?
The escalating conflict between Israel and Iran has raised concerns for Indian companies operating in Israel as the US fully backs Israel, potentially leading to economic repercussions worldwide.
After Court Ruling: How German Companies Can Claim Back US Tariffs
German companies cannot directly demand refunds for US tariffs, but following a recent court ruling, they may have legal grounds to reclaim these tariffs through proper evidence and patience.
World leaders express concern after attack on Iran; companies cancel flights
World leaders have expressed concern over attacks by the US and Israel on Iran, prompting airlines to cancel flights and embassies to advise their citizens to seek shelter.
Reuters: Oil and Trading Companies Suspend Shipments Through the Strait of Hormuz
Some major oil and trading companies have suspended shipments of crude oil and fuel through the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing US and Israeli attacks on Iran and responses from Tehran.
Transatlantic Relations: Goodbye, America!
The author reflects on transitioning from using Apple's products to a Linux system as a personal moment of farewell to US tech dominance.
OVERVIEW: Europe is trying to protect its digital infrastructure from possible US aggression
The European Union is working to strengthen its digital sovereignty and reduce dependency on US technology companies.
Google's Approval for Exporting 'High-Precision Maps' Reduces US-Korea Trade Frictions, But...
The South Korean government has approved the export of high-precision maps demanded by American tech companies, which may influence trade negotiations between the US and Korea.
[Column] Coupang’s play in Washington
The interim CEO of Coupang's Korean subsidiary testified before the US House Judiciary Committee regarding allegations of discrimination against US companies by the Korean government.
Trump's tariff debacle boils down to the question of whether illegally collected funds from businesses will be returned
The US Supreme Court ruled that tariffs imposed by President Trump were illegal, leading to disputes over the return of approximately $175 billion collected from import companies.
Avalanche of lawsuits for compensation due to tariffs: 900 companies have sued the U.S.
Over 900 companies have filed lawsuits against the United States regarding tariff policies, pressuring Washington to return potentially up to $160 billion.
From L'Oreal to FedEx, US Justice has over 900 refund requests for Trump's tariffs
Major companies like Dyson, FedEx, and L'Oreal are filing lawsuits for refunds after the Supreme Court invalidated over $100 billion in tariffs imposed by Donald Trump.
At least 1800 companies demand customs refunds from the USA
At least 1800 companies are taking legal action to reclaim tariffs imposed on goods imported into the USA.
Washington allows the resale of Venezuelan oil to Cuba
The U.S. Treasury has announced it will permit companies to apply for licenses to resell Venezuelan oil to Cuba, potentially alleviating the island's severe fuel crisis.
Greek shipping shares soar in US market due to strong freight rates
Greek shipping companies are experiencing a surge in stock prices in the US market due to exceptionally high freight rates, which have boosted their cash flows and valuations.
China’s Huawei joins US giants OpenAI, Google in AI standards alliance
Huawei has joined forces with US and European companies in an AI standards alliance to enhance global AI development.
Twenty-year-old testifies at US trial about harm from social media addiction
A young woman is testifying in a significant trial against social media companies, alleging that their addictive products have harmed children, including herself.
US authorizes resale of Venezuelan oil to Cuba amid fuel crisis
The US Treasury Department has authorized companies to seek licenses to resell Venezuelan oil to Cuba to alleviate the island's severe fuel shortage.
Use of AI: What Successful AI Users Do Differently – and Why Germany is Falling Behind
The article discusses how larger, more productive, and younger companies mostly in the United States are utilizing AI more effectively compared to more cautious German firms.
“Are you afraid of Trump's retaliation?”… Companies hesitant to apply for tariff refunds
This article discusses the hesitation of South Korean companies to apply for refunds on tariffs imposed by the Trump administration after a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling deemed them illegal.
Mario Mariniello: Europe can build an open and competitive artificial intelligence system
The EU aims to support its companies in developing advanced AI models while ensuring data accessibility and investment in critical technologies, amidst concerns over relying on US AI capabilities.
US companies face a complex legal path to recover Trump tariffs
US companies that paid tariffs imposed by former President Trump are set to embark on a complicated legal process to recover their funds following a US Supreme Court ruling.
US Supreme Court to hear bid by oil companies to toss climate suits
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear an appeal from ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy seeking to dismiss climate liability lawsuits from Boulder, Colorado.
US Supreme Court Takes Up Fossil Fuel Firms’ Climate Accountability Case
The US Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case regarding climate accountability brought by the city of Boulder against major oil companies, which could influence future climate litigation in the US.
Humand raised US$66 million to accelerate its expansion and improve internal communication in companies
Humand, an HR Tech platform founded by Argentinians Nicolás Benenzon and Gerónimo Maspero, raised US$66 million in a Series A funding round to expand its operations and enhance internal communications for businesses.
In America, Trump is demanded to return billions from illegal tariffs; can Finns also receive compensation?
Companies operating in the U.S. are now demanding refunds for tariffs imposed by Trump, deemed illegal by the Supreme Court, raising questions about possible compensation for Finnish exporters.
Warning from the United States to Europe
The U.S. government warns against favoring European defense firms in defense procurement, threatening countermeasures if EU limits U.S. companies' sales prospects.
The Tricks That Make Us Stick to Apps
The article discusses how technology companies employ certain strategies to keep users engaged with apps longer and more frequently, as explained by researcher Sissela Nutley.
After the US court ruling – stock jumps and warnings: "We may get into a vicious circle"
The US Supreme Court's ruling against President Trump's trade powers has caused significant fluctuations in the stock market, particularly impacting technology companies.
From Buy America to Bye America... This Trend is Increasing Trump's Tensions
Donald Trump faces rising tensions as U.S. investors rapidly withdraw from the stock market amidst legal challenges and declining returns from major tech companies.
Iran is willing to offer nuclear concessions to the US to avoid attack, says agency
Iranian officials have indicated a willingness to make nuclear concessions to the US in exchange for avoiding military conflict, including proposals to export enriched uranium and involve US companies in its energy sector.
Media: Iran has offered the US to participate in oil and gas projects
Iran is considering sending half of its enriched uranium stockpile abroad and has offered US companies involvement in its oil and gas projects during ongoing nuclear talks.
Changes in American tariffs will not significantly affect Czech firms, but they increase uncertainty
American tariffs are unlikely to have a significant direct impact on Czech companies, but they do contribute to increased economic uncertainty.
Italy has managed to resist tariffs. Rather than lawsuits, we need to think about new markets for companies
Antonio Gozzi discusses the impact of U.S. tariffs and the importance of finding new markets for Italian industries.
Transfers to Two More Phantom Companies Emerge and Diversions Exceed US$50 Million
Transfer payments exceeding US$50 million to phantom companies were uncovered, raising suspicions about their legitimacy.
"Give back the money!" : American companies and states demand Donald Trump refund illegal tariffs
American companies and state governments are demanding refunds from Donald Trump for tariffs deemed illegal by the U.S. Supreme Court.
US farmers are rejecting multimillion-dollar datacenter bids for their land: ‘I’m not for sale’
Farmers in Kentucky are declining lucrative offers from tech companies for their farmland as they resist industrial development.
"Murky waters" for global companies after Trump's defeat in tariffs
A recent Supreme Court decision in the United States overturned President Trump's preferred method of imposing tariffs, creating uncertainty for global trade and companies.
Supreme Court's Decision on US Tariffs Sparks $170 Billion Refund Dispute
Thousands of companies and importers are preparing for a lengthy battle to recover up to $170 billion in tariffs paid to the US government following the Supreme Court's ruling against one of Donald Trump's key trade policies.
Estimated 100 billion euros: Trade politician sees opportunities for repayment of US tariffs
EU Parliament member Bernd Lange estimates that over 100 billion euros in excess tariffs paid by German companies could be refunded following a US Supreme Court ruling against President Trump's tariff policies.
The Other Deals Between Greece and the US in AI, Ports, and Banks
The Vertical Corridor of gas pipelines among Eastern European countries is facilitating deals in LNG and other business agreements between Greek and American companies.
It's about many billions: Can companies now claim back US tariffs?
European companies are facing renewed uncertainty following a US Supreme Court ruling that deemed many tariffs imposed by President Trump unlawful, potentially complicating international trade further.
The keys to the Supreme Court ruling on tariffs: What it means and how it affects companies?
The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, potentially opening the door for massive claims from U.S. importers who have paid significantly under these tariffs.
American companies celebrate victory over Trump tariffs, but refunds will take time
American companies are celebrating a Supreme Court ruling that overturned emergency tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, although the refund process for the tariffs may be lengthy.
FT uncovered Russia's oil smuggling network: total – more than 90 billion US dollars
A newspaper investigation revealed a network of 48 seemingly independent companies operating under different physical addresses, believed to be collaborating to obscure the origin of Russian oil from Kremlin-controlled Rosneft.