Manufacturers like Mercedes-Benz or Ford provide a blend of luxury, technology, and reliability.
The current debates in international relations view India and China as two rising Asian powers striving to reach their full potential. The ongoing war between Russia
By 2030, Asia is projected to provide over 60% of worldwide growth, but there are challenges that must first be overcome.
As the United States barrels toward a GOP-caused fiscal disaster and government shutdown, House Republicans have laid out their vision for the future of America.
In a deep dive into the intricate ties between Big Pharma and political influence, this analysis sheds light on the staggering executive salaries and the ongoing battle over drug price negotiations. With the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices for the first time since 2003, the article highlights the resistance from certain GOP members and the pharmaceutical industry. As the debate intensifies, the question remains: Will the interests of the American public prevail over the entrenched powers of political and corporate lobbying?
Although the law hasn’t significantly impacted inflation in the past year, its future implementation might have a more noticeable effect.
To promote domestic manufacturing, India has occasionally placed tariffs and import restrictions on certain tech products – much like it is doing now regarding US tech companies. At the same time, India has been actively engaging with major global tech firms, such as Apple, Samsung, and Foxconn, to set up or expand their manufacturing bases in India.