China freeze on H200 chip sales clouds Nvidia’s record earnings
Nvidia's record earnings are overshadowed by uncertainty regarding sales of its H200 chips in China due to ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions.
Panasonic entrusts TV sales in Europe and the US to a Chinese company, also collaborating on development and manufacturing
Panasonic has decided to outsource its television sales in Europe and the US to the Chinese electronics giant Skyworth as part of an effort to improve profitability in its TV business.
'We're back in the game': sectors of agriculture that were still suffering from a tariff hike of up to 50% expect to resume sales to the USA
'We're back in the game,' says the president of the Brazilian Association of Soluble Coffee Industry as US tariffs on nearly half of Brazilian products are lifted.
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.
Turkey's growing reach in Africa seen complicating US strategy, analysts warn
Turkey's expanding military and economic influence in Africa is complicating U.S. strategic interests, according to analysts.
How Trump’s Beijing bargaining could derail Taiwan’s multibillion-dollar defence budget
U.S. President Trump's recent remarks about consulting with China on arms sales may jeopardize Taiwan's defense budget as internal political dynamics shift in Taipei.
‘K-Tofu’ succeeded... Pulmuone's high-protein tofu records largest sales ever in the U.S.
Pulmuone achieved its highest ever sales in the U.S. tofu market with its high-protein tofu amidst the growing popularity of K-food.
Taiwan Arms Sales Suspended Ahead of US-China Summit Amid Chinese Pressure
The United States has effectively paused additional arms sales to Taiwan due to Chinese pressure and diplomatic considerations ahead of President Trump’s expected visit to China in April.
White House deflects as Trump weighs Taiwan arms sale delay amid Beijing pressure
The U.S. faces pressure regarding an $11 billion arms sale to Taiwan, which President Trump is considering delaying amid concerns over Beijing's influence.
From Jack Daniel's to Budweiser and Harley Davidson: Corporate USA Retreats from Green Constraints
US corporations are retracting from supporting green initiatives as backlash from conservative groups impacts sales and brand image.
Prime Minister Takaichi: 'First U.S. Investment Project, Strengthening Ties with the U.S.... Will Increase Sales for Japanese Companies'
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announced the finalization of Japan's first 'U.S. investment project' aimed at enhancing bilateral ties and expected to boost sales for Japanese enterprises.
Trump to decide ‘soon’ on sending weapons to Taiwan
US President Donald Trump is soon to decide on potential arms sales to Taiwan following warnings from Chinese President Xi Jinping against such actions.
D. Trump says he will soon make a decision on arms supply to Taiwan
D. Trump emphasizes the importance of the Taiwan issue in U.S.-China relations, amid warnings from Xi Jinping regarding arms sales to the island.
Donald Trump says he will soon decide whether to send more weapons to Taiwan
Donald Trump indicated he would soon make a decision regarding the provision of additional military aid to Taiwan amid ongoing tensions with China.
Automakers accumulate $65 billion in losses from electric vehicles
The shift in sales expectations for electric vehicles has resulted in at least $65 billion in losses for the global automotive industry over the past year.
Trump and Netanyahu plan to exert pressure on Iran's oil exports
US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have agreed to apply pressure on Iran's oil exports, particularly focused on its sales to China.
Sources: USA and Israel agree on Iran's oil exports
President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu have reached an agreement to exert pressure on Iran's oil exports, particularly targeting its sales to China.
Axios: Trump and Netanyahu agree that Iran's oil sales should be choked off
US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have agreed on the need to work towards reducing Iran's oil exports.
Danish Defense Politician: 'The best sales pitch for Jas is Donald Trump'
A Danish defense politician expresses concerns about the risks of collaborating with the American defense industry due to potential pressure from the Trump faction, despite initially supporting the F-35 fighter jet.
Goodbye to a giant in the United States? Pizza Hut will close 250 locations in the coming months
Pizza Hut plans to close 250 locations in the United States as part of a strategic review by its parent company, Yum! Brands, due to increased competition and declining sales.
Arca Continental's profit drops 11.5% in Q4 2025 due to extraordinary expenses and lower volume
Arca Continental reported an 11.5% decline in net profit in Q4 2025, primarily due to extraordinary expenses and reduced sales volumes.
Mercedes profit halved due to competition from China and lower margins
Mercedes-Benz's net profit dropped by 48.8% last year to 5.3 billion euros, marking the lowest profit since 2020, driven by decreased sales in China and reduced vehicle margins.
U.S. consumption begins to slow down
American consumer spending shows signs of deceleration after years of steady growth, influenced by factors like inflation and geopolitical crises.
US poet laureate of style Ralph Lauren opens New York fashion week
Legendary designer Ralph Lauren, at 86, reignites interest in American fashion at New York Fashion Week after a sales decline, appealing to a new generation longing for classic American style.
Time called on happy hour as French wine and spirit sales sour in mainland China, US
French wine and spirit exports to mainland China and the US fell significantly in 2025 primarily due to tariffs impacting global trade.
Gold and silver rise with decline in US Treasury yields
Gold and silver prices increased following a drop in US Treasury yields after retail sales data indicated a slowdown in the economy.
Wall Street opens with gains amid employment and consumption data in the US: How does it operate TODAY?
Major New York stock indices show modest gains as traders monitor upcoming employment data and digest recent below-expectations retail sales figures in the US.
Beijing warns of ‘annihilation’ over Taiwan ATACMS deployment idea
Beijing has issued a stern warning about potential consequences for Taiwan if it deploys US-supplied missile systems for preemptive strikes against China.
Dressed Americans for the Olympics. A Famous Brand Highlights Sales Results
Ralph Lauren reports strong sales performance despite a slowdown in the luxury goods market, showcasing its enduring appeal in a challenging economic climate.
Honda's net profit down 42% to 465.4 billion yen due to U.S. tariffs and poor EV performance
Honda's net profit dropped by 42.2% to 465.4 billion yen for the fiscal period ending in December 2025, largely attributed to increased U.S. tariffs and disappointing electric vehicle sales.
Shiseido Reports Second Consecutive Year of Losses as US Acquisition Fails Amid Deteriorating Japan-China Relations
Shiseido has reported a significant financial loss for the second consecutive year, impacted by declining sales in China and a poorly performing US acquisition.
US Reaches Nuclear Agreement with Armenia and Signs First Military Deal
The United States has struck a nuclear cooperation deal with Armenia and signed its first military sales agreement with the country, aimed at enhancing bilateral relations amidst changing geopolitical dynamics.
BTS would fill 46 GNP Stadiums: Ticketmaster claims that the virtual queue went from CDMX to the US border
BTS's upcoming concerts in Mexico have sparked significant discussion and frustration among fans regarding ticket sales, as Ticketmaster reported an overwhelming demand.
Trump orders a priority to sell weapons to countries with higher defense spending
The article discusses Trump's new order emphasizing the priority of selling weapons to foreign partners with substantial defense investments, marking a shift in U.S. arms sales policy.
FT: US pushes for additional arms sales to Taiwan... China warns of impact on Trump's visit to China
The US is reportedly moving forward with a substantial arms sale to Taiwan, prompting strong reactions from China, which could impact US-China diplomatic relations.
Shell inaugurated an oil plant in Vaca Muerta and plans investments of US$ 700 million
Shell has inaugurated a new oil and gas processing system in Argentina's Vaca Muerta, confirming substantial investments amid speculation about asset sales.
LIFE PARALYZED ⟩ Cuba Shortens Work Week, Closes Schools, and Halts Buses amid Fuel Crisis
Cuba's government announces emergency measures to tackle a severe energy crisis exacerbated by U.S. sanctions, including a four-day workweek and restrictions on fuel sales.
What did traders say about the reduction of US tariffs?
Traders believe that the reduction of tariffs by the US can enhance trade opportunities by allowing for better pricing and increased sales of goods that were previously stuck due to high tariffs.
Cuba will ration fuel sales due to shortages caused by US sanctions
The Cuban government will ration fuel sales in response to supply shortages caused by US oil embargoes, as announced by Deputy Prime Minister Oscar Pérez-Oliva Fraga.
Trump overhauls US arms sales to favor key allies, protect American weapons production
President Trump has signed an executive order that prioritizes foreign weapons sales to allies aligned with U.S. national security priorities while safeguarding American weapons production capacity.
Toyota hikes profit, sales forecasts despite US tariff impact
Toyota has increased its profit and sales forecasts for the fiscal year despite facing challenges from US tariffs.
Xi addresses the Taiwan issue; Trump aims for a deal with a visit to China in April
During a call on April 4, Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized the importance of the U.S. respecting China’s concerns over Taiwan's arms sales, while both sides sought to stabilize relations ahead of Trump's upcoming visit to China.
Carney scraps Canada EV sales mandate, but earmarks funds to aid transition
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has canceled the mandate requiring all vehicles sold in Canada to be electric by 2035, while also allocating funds to support electric vehicle production amid challenges from US tariffs.
What Xi asked Trump during their phone call
Chinese President Xi Jinping centered the Taiwan issue in Sino-American relations, urging the United States to exercise 'caution' regarding arms sales to the island during a phone call with President Donald Trump.
Xi, Trump and why their talks are stoking unease in Taiwan
Discussions between Xi and Trump about Taiwan and military sales are causing anxiety in Taiwan about its perceived diminishing importance in US strategic interests.
Be ‘prudent’ about supplying arms to Taiwan, Xi tells Trump in call
In a recent call, Chinese leader Xi Jinping advised President Trump to be cautious about arms sales to Taiwan, emphasizing the critical nature of the Taiwan issue in US-China relations.
Taiwan's response after the Chinese president's warning to the US about arms sales
Taiwanese leader Lai Ching-te asserts that the relationship between Taiwan and the US is solid as a rock following a phone call between US President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, during which Xi warned against arms sales to Taiwan.
Xi Jinping, 'Don't sell weapons to Taiwan'... Trump, 'Stop buying American crude'
Chinese President Xi Jinping issued a strong warning against U.S. arms sales to Taiwan during a phone call with President Donald Trump, who demanded China purchase American crude oil.
Donald Trump, Xi Jinping discuss Taiwan and soybeans in call aimed at easing China, US relations
In a call aimed at improving US-China relations, Presidents Trump and Xi discussed the possibility of China purchasing more US soybeans while addressing concerns over arms sales to Taiwan.
Trump and Xi address trade and geopolitical issues in a call that continues the easing of tensions between the two powers
During a recent phone call, US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping discussed various geopolitical issues, including the war in Ukraine and arms sales to Taiwan, amidst ongoing tensions.