Tesla’s Struggles Deepen as BYD Surges Across Europe

Reading Time : 2 minutesTesla’s European sales continue to plummet, falling for the eighth month in a row as competition from BYD and other Chinese automakers intensifies. Stagnant models, political backlash, and collapsing resale values are pushing Tesla to the edge, while BYD rapidly gains market share across key European markets.

China Fuels SCO’s Global Growth with New Financial Push

Reading Time : 2 minutesChina commits $1.4 billion and fast-tracks a development bank to expand the SCO’s economic influence amid global tensions. The summit also saw progress on China-India relations, signaling growing diplomatic and economic cooperation in Eurasia’s powerful new bloc. This marks a shift toward multilateralism and a challenge to Western-led global orders.

Fed Easing Hopes Drive Dollar Down, Gold Surges

Reading Time : 2 minutesThe US dollar faces its sharpest monthly decline in over a year amid rising expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts in September. This dollar weakness has propelled gold to a July high, supported by dovish Fed signals and soft labor data. Political tensions over Fed independence add to market volatility as investors await key inflation data.

Ethereum Overtakes Mastercard as Global Finance Embraces Crypto

Reading Time : 2 minutesEthereum has overtaken Mastercard in market cap, reaching $568.06 billion as institutional and corporate demand accelerate its rise. With strong ETF inflows and bullish market conditions fueled by dovish Fed signals, Ethereum is cementing its role as a cornerstone of global finance, outpacing Bitcoin’s growth and drawing widespread attention from traditional investors.

Trump’s Bold Shift: Turning Chip Grants into Equity Stakes

Reading Time : 3 minutesThe Trump administration is rewriting the rules for chip subsidies by converting CHIPS Act grants into equity stakes, starting with Intel. This approach links taxpayer funding directly to ownership while aiming to secure America’s semiconductor supply chain. Supporters call it bold industrial policy, while critics warn it risks politicizing the industry without solving Intel’s core challenges.

Tariffs Cloud America’s $3 Trillion AI Spending Boom

Reading Time : 2 minutesThe U.S. is pouring trillions into AI, but rising tariffs on semiconductors could raise server costs by seventy-five percent. While Big Tech can absorb the hit, startups may struggle. AI still fuels growth, adding 0.5% to GDP this year, yet the long-term question remains whether tariffs will derail innovation or spark domestic reinvention.

Berkshire Hathaway Keeps Trimming Its Apple Holdings

Reading Time : 2 minutesBerkshire Hathaway sold another 20 million Apple shares in Q2 2025, continuing its streak as a net seller for the eleventh quarter. With nearly 280 million shares still held and cash reserves climbing to $344 billion, the move reflects discipline, caution, and a strategy of keeping flexibility while maintaining Apple as its strongest equity position.

Bitcoin Climbs to $122K, Just Shy of Record Peak

Reading Time : 2 minutesExcerpt: Bitcoin soared above $122,000 today, driven by a U.S. policy allowing 401(k) retirement plans to invest in crypto. The move opens access to trillions in potential capital. While still shy of its $123,091.61 record, optimism is high, with Ethereum holding strong and markets watching for a breakout into uncharted territory.

Michael Saylor’s $21M Bitcoin Vision Stirs Bold Debate

Reading Time : 2 minutes Michael Saylor has raised eyebrows with his latest forecast, predicting Bitcoin could hit $21 million per coin in 21 years. Tying the figure to its fixed supply, Saylor’s vision builds on past multi-million predictions, all backed by his belief in growing institutional adoption and Bitcoin’s role as a core global financial asset.

TSMC 2nm Chip Secrets Targeted in Taiwan Espionage Case

Reading Time : 2 minutes Taiwanese prosecutors have detained three individuals linked to TSMC over suspicions of attempting to steal its 2nm chip secrets. The arrests follow a new law protecting national technologies. This high-profile case could reshape how Taiwan defends its semiconductor industry from foreign and internal threats, as geopolitical tensions continue to grow in the region.