Despite the panic or dread that many people felt, the recent drop does not predict an economic recession nor further stock market declines, they are certainly possible

During a typical recession, consumer demand drops, meaning that companies selling products and services lower their prices (or at least not raise them) in order to entice reluctant customers to spend. But Trump’s across-the-board tariffs could potentially drive price increases at the same time they send the country into a recession.

The ocean economy expanded to US$2.3 trillion (S$3.08 trillion) in 2020 but various headwinds could hinder future growth. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Interviews with 20 Trump voters found most of them back the recent tariffs, even if they drive up prices, but a critical slice voiced concerns about the president's approach.

Historically, the S&P 500 has come back from every one of its downturns to eventually make investors whole again.

Analysts predict that the current market conditions could pave the way for a new generation of crypto millionaires in the coming years.

The state is losing its youthful energy, with more than 4 million people leaving for other states since the start of the century.

The OECD’s report on the ocean economy reveals a doubling in value from $1 trillion in 1995 to $2 trillion in 2020, yet warns of significant threats from climate change and geopolitical tensions. As the ocean economy could quadruple by 2050,

With the nation positioning itself as a leader in the digital world, it will interesting to monitor Vietnam's progress as it continues on in its digital journey.

China has remained defiant in the escalating trade war. Trump advisers say other countries are lining up to negotiate deals.