Ford started its made-in-America campaign earlier this month. As the Detroit Free Press reported on April 3, Ford debuted a ...

In what some industry experts see as a Hail Mary ahead of May 3 — the day President Donald Trump is expected to impliment 25% ...

Almost as good as when Wood bragged about how ARK had incinerated so much money that it wouldn’t have to pay capital gains tax ... actually all a brilliant Art of the Deal ploy to ensure ...

The fact that the Cartier exhibition is being held in London is significant. Though the brand was established in Paris in the ...

Capital Economics on Wednesday projected a significant decline in China's exports to the United States, anticipating more than a 50% reduction over the coming years if the newly imposed US tariffs ...

Capital Economics emphasizes that despite the current financial market volatility and the souring of consumer sentiment, Australia is poised to withstand the fallout from the US's tariff policies ...

Rising At Dawn, an ongoing exhibition at the Capital Library of China, brings together a selection of Beijing-themed art ...

Then they keep right on buying stuff, said Stephen Brown, deputy chief at Capital Economics. “You know, the link between consumer confidence and spending has broken down in recent years,” said ...

Investing.com - Vietnam's economy stands to take a "severe hit" from U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs should they stay in place despite overtures from the country to secure concessions from the ...

The Sevens, which run from Friday to Sunday, along with Art Basel and Art Central this ... whether Hong Kong would be able to emulate the economic benefits of the “Taylor Swift effect” that ...

Sales in the global art market declined by 12% year-on-year in 2024 to an estimated $57.5 billion, according to the Art Market Report issued on Tuesday by Swiss bank UBS and Art Basel, following a ...

Capital Economics' Evans-Pritchard said the PPI was set to fall further given recent commodity price declines and the incoming hit to exports, which would encourage some manufacturers to cut prices.