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"This is how much business is on the books. Half a trillion dollars worth so far," Huang said at the company's GTC conference in Washington last month.

The announcements come days after President Donald Trump struck deals with Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly to make their GLP-1s easier for Americans to access.

The move is expected to be welcomed by the Trump Administration, which is pushing companies abroad to invest in the U.S.

India is increasing its energy imports from the U.S. in the hopes that the move could pave the way to a trade deal between the two countries.

Switzerland's trade deal with the U.S. has its supporters and detractors, and the Swiss economy is likely to take a hit, deal or no deal.

Chipmakers and analysts are warning of a memory chip shortage that could accelerate next year, hitting consumer electronics and automotives.

Trump also started to roll back tariffs on some goods after acknowledging that prices, specifically coffee, "were a little bit high."

The U.K. finance minister faces a dilemma as voters, investors and members of her own party have conflicting priorities.

European stocks are expected to start the new trading week on a slightly dour note Monday.

Sammi Ekmark, 29, left her tennis career after a major knee injury. Today, her personalized gift card business Ink'd Greetings brings in over $25,000 a month.

U.S. President Donald Trump has called on Congressional Republicans to vote to release files related to deceased convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The Financial Times cited a White House memo that alleged Alibaba was providing tech support to Chinese military 'operations' against targets in the U.S.

Just as AI steps away from the spotlight, tariffs entered the stage, like the next act in a Shakespearean play. 

Japan's tourism-related stocks fell amid worsening diplomatic standoff between the two nations after Beijing issued a travel and study advisory.

On an annualised basis, Japan's third quarter GDP slipped 1.8%, a softer fall than the 2.5% expected.

Asia-Pacific markets were set to open lower on Monday as investors look toward a slate of economic data in the region.

The Fed sought feedback from dealers on the use of the central bank's standing repo facility, a permanent lending tool that acts as a backstop for markets.

The biggest tech companies in the market have an advantage that didn't exist during dotcom bubble, say fund managers overseeing tens of billions of dollars.