Escalating US-Canada trade tensions and aggressive AI investment strategies dominate the global business landscape.

A looming trade war between the U.S. and Canada has intensified, with Prime Minister Mark Carney vowing to match new 50 percent American tariffs on Canadian goods dollar-for-dollar starting September 8.

Alibaba Group announced a massive US$10 billion issuance of new shares, with all proceeds earmarked to accelerate its competitive push into artificial intelligence.

Nvidia customers are facing price hikes exceeding 15 percent for servers equipped with the company's AI chips, as the rising cost of memory components puts pressure on the supply chain.

Legal challenges against the $111 billion Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger are moving toward preliminary talks between the company and 12 U.S. states seeking to block the deal.

Uber faces a significant legal setback with a fine of nearly $1 billion levied against the company due to issues surrounding its automated driver suspension processes.

Pakistan is moving to establish its first commercial bonded oil storage system, a strategic facility intended to facilitate direct involvement and storage for Gulf petroleum producers.

Federal safety regulators have initiated a voluntary recall for nearly 40,000 bottles of Clear Eyes Maximum Itchy Eye Relief drops, citing a lack of assurance regarding product sterility.

Tech giants, including Google and Microsoft, are under scrutiny for their deep influence on the education supply chain, raising questions about corporate reach into American classrooms.

China has granted approval for its first private-sector commercial trial for satellite Internet of Things services, led by a Geely-backed venture as the nation expands its commercial space sector.