Economic Nationalism

Senegal's aggressive anti-corruption campaign aims for accountability, but prolonged detentions and contract chaos are spooking investors and testing the rule of law.

With backing from JAXA's massive Space Strategy Fund, Mitsubishi Electric aims to break into the elite club of digital satellite payload makers.

The EIB's €140M loan to photonics leader Exosens is more than a financial boost; it's a strategic play to forge European defense autonomy with ITAR-free tech.

A key deal between Arteris and SiEngine highlights the race to build the brains of intelligent vehicles and China's push for semiconductor leadership.

A meteoric rise in a Fortune ranking is more than a press release. It’s a story of AI ambition, geopolitical strategy, and Europe’s fight for digital sovereignty.

Minister Joly's trip to China and Japan is more than diplomacy; it's a test of Canada's ability to navigate economic necessity and strategic alliances.

A new group, 'Let Alberta Decide,' is launching a polished campaign for secession ahead of a key referendum. Can it turn grievance into a mandate?

The consumer safety watchdog is moving its HQ to downtown D.C. We dissect the claims of taxpayer savings, the strategic power play, and the human cost.

Rhino Linings' tech was meant to save the DC Reflecting Pool. But the real story involves no-bid contracts, political aesthetics, and a stubborn algae bloom.

Amid trade war fallout, Canada's largest private-sector union pushes for protectionist policies. Will leveraging public contracts save jobs or spark new conflicts?

With plans to nearly double its store count, Five Below's new C-suite hires signal a calculated move to build an enduring retail empire, not just a brand.

Old Glory Bank's new merit scholarship isn't just about academics; it's a strategic move to champion traditional American values in a changing world.

The SBA invites small businesses to pledge allegiance to American enterprise for the nation's 250th. But is it a patriotic honor or a political tool?

The G7 unveils a plan to replace traditional aid with 'mutually beneficial partnerships.' But can this ambitious overhaul fix a broken system and tame a debt storm?

A new docuseries frames Arctic drilling as a 'treasure hunt.' We examine the hidden costs of this high-stakes PR campaign in a fragile ecosystem.

As the U.S. nears its 250th anniversary, PCL Construction is wrapping its legacy in the flag. Is "Building America Together" a patriotic tribute or a masterclass in strategic branding?

Beyond the balance sheet, a major Icelandic bank's latest bond issuance reveals a sophisticated strategy for navigating global markets and regulatory demands.

Ottawa is set to unveil a new law for First Nations water, but after decades of broken promises, will this legislation finally deliver or just be another drop in the bucket?

Beyond a steady distribution, Chartwell's latest update signals a bold repositioning strategy. What does it mean for investors and the market?

The UFC's historic White House event was more than a fight; it was a launchpad for a politically-charged stablecoin, reshaping sports finance and market sentiment.