India Calls for Cooperation Over U.S. Tariffs on Forced Labour Concerns
India urges the U.S. to replace punitive tariffs with cooperation and strengthened compliance to address forced labour in trade, emphasizing ongoing industry safeguards.
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Energy & Climate
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Nium Strengthens Crypto Presence by Acquiring Wallet Provider Cypher
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Trade & Tariffs
US Tariff Policies Fuel Manufacturing Surge and Industrial Growth
President Donald Trump credited tariffs for sparking a historic wave of manufacturing investments in the US, driving companies to relocate production domestically.
Energy & Climate
California Introduces $3,500 Instant Rebates to Boost First-Time Electric Vehicle Buyers
California plans to offer immediate rebates up to $3,500 for first-time electric vehicle buyers, aiming to fill the gap left by the expired federal tax credit.
Energy & Climate
Modi’s Australia Visit Advances Talks on Uranium Export and Strategic Cooperation
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Big Tech
AMD Advances System-Level AI Infrastructure to Address Complex Enterprise Workloads
AMD shifts focus from isolated chip performance to optimizing AI infrastructure across entire systems to meet growing demands of agentic AI workloads in enterprises.
Energy & Climate
US Electric Vehicle Market Contracts as Major Automakers Cut 2026 EV Models
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Trade & Tariffs
California Lawmakers Seek to Restore Canadian Market for US Wine After Major Export Losses
California officials urge Quebec to lift restrictions on American wine sales, aiming to revive exports devastated by trade disputes that crippled the state’s wine industry.