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    Belgian Court Ruling Creates Uncertainty Over EU Minimum Tax Compliance▼Belgian Court Ruling Leaves EU Minimum Tax Compliance in Limbo✉newsWorldEU Politics16 min ago

    A Belgian court ruling has cast doubt on how the EU's global minimum tax should be applied and complied with, according to Bloomberg Tax. The decision leaves companies and tax authorities across the European Union facing uncertainty over their obligations under the 15% minimum corporate tax framework, pending clarity on the ruling's broader implications.

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    China Extends Travel Curbs to Families of AI Talent▼China Broadens Travel Curbs to Encompass Family of Top AI Talent✉newsLifeTravel31 min ago

    China is widening its travel restrictions so that they now cover not only top artificial intelligence specialists but also their family members, according to Bloomberg. The measure signals that Beijing considers AI expertise a strategic asset, adding relatives of key personnel to the list of people facing limits on leaving the country.

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    Trump administration's $1.6 billion stake in USA Rare Earth draws fire●The Trump admin's $1.6 billion investment in USA Rare Earth - which includes a big equity stake, of course - stinks to h𝕏xUSWorldUS Politics4341 h ago

    The Trump administration has invested $1.6 billion in USA Rare Earth, a magnet maker, taking a large equity stake in the company. Critics, including trade analyst Scott Lincicome, say the deal 'stinks to high heaven,' pointing to a Bloomberg investigation into how the company secured the funding and questioning the propriety of the government taking ownership in a private firm.

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    Fed Watchdog Flags Classified File Breach by Ex-Staffer●Fed’s Watchdog Warns of Classified File Breach by Former Staffer✉newsBusinessBanking1 h ago

    The Federal Reserve's inspector general has warned of a breach involving classified files by a former staff member. The alert raises questions about how sensitive documents were handled after the employee's departure and whether security protocols at the US central bank were followed. Bloomberg reported the warning, though few further details about the individual or the material involved have been made public.