Trade Wars & Tariffs

Sellers returned to the Mid-Atlantic housing market in March, but rising rates and global conflict are creating an uneven and unpredictable spring season.

Activist investor Summer Road fires back at Ingles Markets, accusing the grocer of misleading shareholders and using "fearmongering" tactics in a bitter board fight.

A new IP firm, led by an industry veteran, acquired 500+ Avaya networking patents. The move signals a new era for tech licensing and innovation.

Following a $600M all-stock acquisition, security firm Concorde International embraces a new identity, YOOV, signaling a bold pivot into AI.

Orvana Minerals targets European investors at key conferences as it navigates widening losses and seeks to capitalize on strong commodity markets.

Rebellions, SK Telecom, and Arm unite to build independent AI infrastructure, challenging Silicon Valley's dominance with energy-efficient technology.

At Global Sources Hong Kong, AKEEYO unveils AI-powered dash cams with full-color night vision and expands its global distributor network.

At a landmark CMS event, Centauri, HealthEx, and Doctronic demo AI-powered apps promising a future where patient data is secure, accessible, and intelligent.

A new facility in Estonia is breaking Europe's reliance on China for critical minerals essential for electric vehicles and wind turbines.

The tech leader will showcase an integrated platform turning supply chain complexity and regulatory hurdles like the Digital Product Passport into a competitive edge.

A 10% tariff on aluminum windows forces Tecnoglass to cut its 2026 earnings outlook, signaling rising costs for the U.S. construction industry.

A new company is selling franchises to doctors and pharmacists, promising to cut out insurers and restore local care. But can this bold model survive the system?

Ditching the static model, CleanSpace is building a full-scale, operational pharmaceutical factory on the tradeshow floor, a move set to transform B2B marketing.

Five new clinical trials in Chicago repurpose existing drugs for PTSD, cancer, and more, offering a faster, cheaper path to treating unsolved diseases.

Facing fierce competition, De Beers unveils its 'Desert diamonds' bridal line, aiming to redefine love stories with unique, naturally colored stones.

The frac sand supplier's special dividend highlights a strong balance sheet and a dual-market strategy, but how does it stack up in a competitive field?

UltiSim's new platform enables mid-market firms and governments to use AI without surrendering data control, tapping into a growing demand for sovereignty.

A new analysis reveals state-legal cannabis operators paid an excess $2.24B in federal taxes, pushing businesses to the brink while reform looms.

In a significant move, 35 workers at a key biopharmaceutical firm supporting the CDC and FDA have unionized, highlighting new frontiers for organized labor.

The global lighting giant's deal for NLS Lighting signals a major move to capture federally funded projects and reshape the competitive North American market.