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When the Pentagon decided it was done waiting for the missile supply chain to fix itself on a chilly January morning, L3Harris’s stock jumped more than…

There’s something almost quiet about the way Iran’s economy has come undone. Not sudden, not dramatic in the cinematic sense, but a slow grinding loss of…

In geopolitics, there is a specific type of winner: the one who never puts up a hand. A much quieter player was busy rearranging the furniture…

Workers are currently repricing everything in a factory in Poland. Not because their prices were altered yesterday. because the invoices are finally catching up after they…

Certain types of power don’t make their presence known. It doesn’t hold a press conference, run for office, or receive Senate confirmation. It just appears—in the…

If you spend an afternoon at a diner in a mid-sized Midwestern city, where the lunch special is still written on a chalkboard and the coffee…

A picture of an Amazon Web Services data center in Manassas, Virginia, taken from above, with its rows of identical gray buildings sitting on flat land…

Kyoto’s temple hall is purposefully silent. Soft lighting, wooden floors, and the subtle scent of incense in the air. Then something moves, almost silently. A small…

A major corruption case involving alleged Libyan financing of Nicolas Sarkozy’s 2007 presidential campaign will return to a Paris courtroom this week, raising questions about democratic…

Europe’s six largest economies have renewed their commitment to strengthening capital markets integration across the European Union, a move designed to boost investment and economic competitiveness.…