U.S. investors pulled $75 billion from domestic equity funds in six months, shifting toward overseas markets due to stronger foreign returns and fading tech gains.

Dallas Fed's Logan sees inflation progress but urges caution, backing steady rates amid ongoing economic risks.

APM Terminals cut Liberia’s rice handling fees by 33% starting Feb. 1, 2026, boosting efficiency and lowering import costs.

Alaska lawmakers face pressure to renew the Double Up Food Bucks program, which doubles SNAP benefits at farmers markets, as its funding expires in spring 2026.

UAE central bank and auditors group sign deal Feb. 19, 2026, to boost financial oversight, governance, and local talent.

American Cruise Lines and Baton Rouge agree to renovate the City Dock, investing $2M and bringing 16,320 out-of-state passengers annually, boosting downtown.

Switzerland ended 2025 with a 300M franc surplus, defying a projected deficit, due to strong tax revenues, but faces future deficits without austerity.

Pakistan's youth face a jobs crisis as 800,000 grads enter a workforce lacking skills and quality education.

Australia’s debt to 37% of GDP by 2028, driven by deficits, aging population, and rising costs, threatening services and growth.

Canada’s government needs stricter spending rules, warns Peter Watson, citing a $1.03B loan to Canada Post and urging leaders to risk their own pensions on major fiscal decisions.