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This represents the second consecutive year in which shipment volume has fallen below the 250 million mark
In the last year, Bitcoin has surged over 158 percent
Davos 2025 will see the participation of over 350 government leaders, including 60 heads of state and government
The spacecraft experienced a "rapid unscheduled disassembly" shortly after liftoff
On Saturday evening, the Chinese-owned app stopped working for U.S. users after a national security law took effect
West Texas Intermediate crude futures also rose by 0.2 percent to $77.56 per barrel
Despite the stable global growth forecast, disparities among countries are widening
As TikTok faces bans, users are shifting to RedNote, which poses similar data and foreign influence risks
Flight 7 had an upper stage anomaly, losing communication like in March 2024
The busiest international flight route in 2024 was Hong Kong (HKG) to Taipei (TPE) with 6.8 million seats
Crude oil WTI futures expiring in March rose 0.5 percent to $78.24 a barrel
The two planets will become the closest to each other on January 17 and 18
Community notes will allow users to identify potentially misleading posts
The 2026 outlook matches OPEC's long-term view that oil consumption will keep increasing over the next two decades
Crude oil WTI futures expiring in March rose 0.4 percent to $79.01 a barrel
Known in China as "Xiaohongshu", the social media platform is known as the Instagram of China
Midair crisis and strikes led to significant delivery decline
Consensus U.S. GDP growth forecasts for 2025 are at +2.1 percent, a rosy forecast given the risks
Crude oil WTI futures expiring in March inched up 0.1 percent to $76.45 a barrel
IMF and OECD estimate that global growth could hit 3.2 to 3.3 percent this year
The Biden administration had passed a law last year, according to which ByteDance could either sell the platform’s US business or face a ban
Crude oil WTI futures for March also fell by 0.3 percent, reaching $77.12 per barrel
Georgieva noted that the U.S. economy is performing "quite a bit better" than anticipated
Western Asia's economy is set to strengthen to 3.5 percent in 2025, driven by improved prospects in Saudi Arabia and Türkiye
