Under new Trump administration plans, all tourists to the US must disclose five years of social media activity, phone numbers, and family details. This could severely impact tourism, especially with the upcoming World Cup co-hosted by the US.
Donald Trump faces scrutiny over an MRI scan he insists yielded 'perfect' results, yet he remains vague about what was actually examined. Critics question his mental fitness and clarity following a series of controversial statements.
In a historic move, the Senate has unanimously approved the bill to release Jeffrey Epstein files, compelling the DOJ to disclose key documents. Trump is poised to sign it, raising questions about the impact on high-profile figures.
Exxon is suing California, claiming new climate laws infringe on its free speech rights. The oil giant argues that mandatory disclosures on emissions misrepresent its operations, sparking a heated legal battle over corporate transparency and environmental accountability.
ExxonMobil has filed a lawsuit against California's controversial emissions reporting laws, claiming they violate its free speech rights. The company argues the laws unfairly target it as a major polluter and require misleading disclosures.
Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. is set to reach out to potential bidders for its film and TV division, requiring them to sign nondisclosure agreements ahead of sharing sensitive financial details.
Donald Trump may be one of the largest bitcoin investors with an estimated $870 million in crypto, hidden from public financial disclosures. Discover how his investment through Trump Media has transformed his wealth.
With the Federal Reserve poised for its first interest rate cut of 2025, global markets are on edge. This article explores the implications of potential rate changes and key market indicators shaping today's financial landscape.
President Trump is advocating for a shift from quarterly to biannual earnings reports, claiming it will save costs and promote long-term corporate management. However, critics warn it could reduce transparency and increase market volatility.
President Trump is advocating for public companies to report earnings every six months instead of quarterly. While he believes this will save costs and improve management focus, experts warn it could reduce transparency and increase risks of fraud.