Trump’s Albany Play: Blakeman Steps Up as Stefanik Bows Out
The political landscape in New York just received a seismic jolt, as President Donald Trump officially threw his considerable weight behind Nassau
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Josh Weiner 
New Report Finds Kazakhstan Strengthening Its Position as a Strategic Investment Gateway for Eurasia
A newly published report by Micky’s Institute of Global Research and Development highlights Kazakhstan’s growing role as the premier investment hub in Central Eurasia,
by Josh Weiner
Josh Weiner
Akio Toyoda Takes Helm: Can Toyota’s Titan Navigate Japan’s Auto Storm?
The appointment of Akio Toyoda, chairman of Toyota Motor Corporation, to lead the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association (JAMA) arrives at a particularly
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Josh Weiner
Bishkek’s Bold Play: Gold, Bonds, and a Central Asian Market Revolution
Kyrgyzstan, a nation often overshadowed in the global financial narrative, is quietly embarking on an ambitious strategy to redefine its economic standing,
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Josh Weiner
Trump’s China Gamble Rattles a Nervous US Economy
Donald Trump’s recent rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan, was less a campaign stop and more a declaration of economic war, particularly against
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Josh Weiner
Beijing’s Soybean Surge: A Trade War Détente or Strategic Play?
The soybean fields of America, once a battleground in the bruising trade war, are seeing a surprising resurgence of Chinese demand. Beijing
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Josh Weiner
Venezuela Tensions Fuel Gold’s Climb, Platinum Surges 4% Amid Inflation Watch
The global commodities market is a powder keg this week, with gold holding firm near its all-time high as geopolitical jitters in
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Josh Weiner
Wall Street Titans Secure Elite Two-Tier Stock Privilege
In a significant regulatory shift, the Securities and Exchange Commission has quietly greenlit a move that allows financial behemoths BlackRock and JPMorgan
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Josh Weiner
McKissack Daniel: The Regulatory Maze Stifling New York’s Skyline
New York City’s iconic skyline, a testament to ambition and engineering prowess, is increasingly facing a less visible but equally formidable challenge:
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Josh Weiner
Tokyo Sounds Alarm Over Escalating Beijing Moves
The quiet diplomacy often preferred in East Asian international relations has given way to a more direct, and publicly expressed, apprehension concerning
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