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Trump’s trade war spurred a market downturn, wiping out billions in a day. Bitcoin fell below $85,000, Ethereum dropped 11%, and crypto lost $500 billion, erasing gains from his US Crypto Reserve announcement. Is this a brief dip or a deeper decline?

President Trump confirmed tariffs on Mexico and Canada starting 4 March, with an additional 10% tariff on Chinese imports next week. Bitcoin fell to $82,000 as markets reacted. Is his trade strategy overreaching?

ByteDance-owned TikTok is targeting European countries, including Italy, Germany and France, as new destinations to expand its e-commerce base. Subsequently, the company is also looking to expand into Japan and Brazil later this year.

South Korea’s data protection authority has suspended new downloads of the Chinese AI app DeepSeek after the company admitted to failing to comply with certain personal data protection regulations set by the agency.

President Trump plans to impose a 10% tariff on Chinese imports by February 1, citing China's alleged role in fentanyl trafficking. He also vows similar tariffs on the EU. As he takes a hardline trade stance, will it bolster his position or fuel economic tensions?

Chinese President Xi Jinping has just reached out to Antonio Costa, the President of the European Union, to work out a relationship between the two parties. This phone call comes just days before the swearing in of Donald Trump's as the 47th President of the United States.

BlueSky's rapid growth has increased harmful content, driving stricter moderation. The platform also faces regulatory scrutiny from the European Commission for not disclosing key operational details, adding to its challenges amid user migration from Elon Musk's X.

Gemini has launched in France after securing its VASP registration, allowing users to trade over 70 cryptocurrencies with local payment methods. The move aligns with the growing crypto interest in France, supported by a favourable regulatory environment and the upcoming EU MiCA regulations.

As Google continues to navigate its complex relationships with publishers, regulators, and news consumers, the company is embarking on a significant experiment

Meta has reduced the prices of its ad-free subscriptions for Facebook and Instagram in the EU by up to 40%, following regulatory pressure. It has also introduced a new "less personalised" ad option for users who prefer to access the platforms for free.