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UBS's $1.2 billion profit and $3 billion buyback plan signal a new era for the bank, focusing on shareholder value and strategic growth. But what does this mean for the financial sector and the broader economy?
A new Xenoblade Chronicles game is rumored for release in 2026, sparking excitement and speculation among fans.
Asian stocks pare losses after US tech-led selloff, signaling a complex interplay between global finance, speculation, and economic resilience.
Nintendo's shares have dropped 10% due to concerns over memory chip shortages, but this is more than just a financial issue - it's a symptom of a global crisis affecting the tech industry.
RFK Jr.'s unprecedented funding from the Democrats sparks heated debate about the future of politics and philanthropy.
A federal judge has restricted the use of pepper balls and tear gas by federal agents against anti-ICE protesters in Portland, warning of the dangers of an authoritarian regime.
The US and Iran are engaging in talks, a development that could have far-reaching implications for the Middle East and beyond. But what does this mean for the future of global politics, and can these sworn enemies find common ground?
Don Lemon's arrest sparks First Amendment debates
A 15-year-old girl's tragic death in a San Francisco playground shooting sparks urgent questions about community safety and violence prevention.
The Minneapolis shooting has sparked a national outcry, with Renee Good's relatives taking their pleas for justice to lawmakers in Washington, prompting a long-overdue discussion on the tactics employed by the Department of Homeland Security.