WASHINGTON, Dec. 11, 2025— A proliferating set of international standards—covering everything from food labeling to the specifications of 5G cellular networks—is steadily reshaping the global economic ...

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JOHANNESBURG, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Developing nations are now paying more to service debt owed to China than they receive in new loans, a shift that risks deepening economic strain and slowing climate ...

GENEVA, Sept 24 (Reuters) - The World Trade Organization hailed a decision by China to forgo trade benefits from its status as a developing country, which the global body said would help make the ...

The United States led global production of rare earth elements (REEs) until the mid-1990s, when China emerged as the dominant supplier. China maintained near-total control of the market until 2012.

You probably don’t think much about your core when you’re running—until something starts to hurt. Maybe it’s your back after a long run. Maybe your hips ache every time you increase your mileage. Or ...

WASHINGTON, July 16, 2025—More adults than ever in low- and middle-income countries now have bank or other financial accounts, leading to a rise in formal saving, according to the World Bank Group’s ...

CoreWeave announced its anticipated acquisition of Core Scientific on Monday. The deal has several benefits for CoreWeave and very little risk. However, whether CoreWeave is a buy on this news is an ...

Some people work on their core because they’re hoping for a 6-pack or a flat tummy. But having a sturdy core provides you with much more than a toned look. A strong core — which includes the back, ...

As a nonprofit attempts to grow, a lack of strategic planning and focused goals can quickly derail efforts. With many nonprofit organizations navigating a constantly evolving landscape, developing a ...

Intel, CPUs, and the concept of "badness" aren't necessarily things you'd want to shout about, what with numerous well-documented issues afflicting Intel's recent processors. But a new Oregon-based ...