EconomyFour of Wall Street’s largest banks reported earnings Tuesday morning. JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Wells Fargo set a new record for lending revenue.
EconomyFour of Wall Street’s largest banks reported earnings Tuesday morning. JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Wells Fargo set a new record for lending revenue.
WorldMembers of Montreal’s Indian diaspora demonstrated Monday afternoon in support of “Cockroach” protesters and to condemn security crackdowns. They voiced concern for friends and family and fears that democracy in India could decline, as Canada and India prepare to step up trade relations this week.
SocietyA project in Nairobi uses pieces made from recycled plastic waste to help children build focus, patience and critical thinking through chess.
TechSingapore’s updated cybersecurity strategy aims to seek out threats and fix weaknesses before attackers can strike. Defenders will also receive advanced tools, including AI. CNA speaks with Benjamin Ang, who heads the Centre of Excellence for National Security at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies.
SocietyA new “comprehensive law” in France aims to strengthen prevention, judicial processes and support for child victims of sexual violence. Advocacy groups, lawyers and healthcare professionals say the legislation has numerous shortcomings.
EconomyCFTC analysts flagged unusually well-timed trades before President Donald Trump’s March 23 Truth Social post postponing planned U.S. strikes on Iranian energy facilities. Billions of dollars in contracts changed hands in the prior 15 minutes. Sources say analysts identified traders and referred their findings to enforcement, but a senior official asked them to withdraw the referral.
EconomyJonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern speak with leaders and decision-makers from Wall Street, Washington and beyond to prepare investors and executives for the trading day. Topics include bank earnings, a chip selloff, inflation, the earnings outlook and Houthi attacks raising the risk of a wider Middle East war.
SportsA panel on the future of ski holidays will examine how the industry is responding to climate change, rising costs and shifting traveller expectations. Speakers will consider ways to make skiing more accessible and sustainable while protecting the sport’s future.
TechSingapore is launching three AI programmes with up to 12,000 places to help smaller businesses improve operations. The tools can organise business data, automate routine work and test AI solutions. The initiatives were announced at an event recognizing SMEs that have successfully used AI to improve their businesses. CNA spoke with Johnson Poh of IMDA.
SocietyFrench students are protesting nationwide for a third week, calling for more education funding, better teaching conditions and additional staff. The government’s plan to hire 3,000 substitute teachers has not satisfied them; they want another €10 billion for education. Teachers and unions back the demonstrators, who say the mobilisation will continue as the government prepares budget cuts.
WorldA court ruling led South Africa’s government to open its application system to all foreign nationals, regardless of legal status. Although applications still require approval, anti-immigrant protests outside several Home Affairs offices prompted authorities to temporarily halt refugee and asylum applications.
World1:56Ethiopian federal forces and their allies entered a key town in northern Tigray near the Eritrean border after rebel fighters withdrew. As the conflict intensifies, residents fear more violence and instability.
WorldYoung people in Ukraine are trying to balance everyday life with the realities of war. As the country faces a fifth winter of conflict, they contend with missile attacks, blackouts and energy shortages while adapting to lives shaped by war.
WorldResidents of Taiz are facing a worsening humanitarian crisis as renewed fighting and a prolonged blockade disrupt access to essential supplies and services. Severe food and fuel shortages have pushed up prices, making basic necessities unaffordable for families. Deteriorating security and continued attacks on civilian areas are also straining healthcare services.
EconomySome of the world’s biggest companies that make scents and flavours for products ranging from shampoos and detergents to food and drinks are expanding in Singapore. Caitlin Ng explains why these global giants are investing more there.
CultureIn the latest episode of “Between Us,” actors Mark Harmon and Austin Stowell discuss portraying the iconic NCIS character Leroy Jethro Gibbs in different eras.
SocietyDiego Sarabia’s attorneys argued that publicity surrounding the case could taint potential jurors as they sought a gag order.
PoliticsDana Perino discusses the Texas Senate race between Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico, and previews Katie Zacharia’s first briefing as White House press secretary.
SocietyThe program reports that Selma Blair was released on bond after an alleged altercation aboard a Delta flight. Collin Gosselin discusses alleged abuse by his mother, Kate Gosselin, ahead of his memoir, and Luke Bryan names his biggest critic when releasing new music.
PoliticsThousands of young Brazilians took to the streets to support President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and express concern that the Bolsonaro political movement could return to power. Many protesters worry about the effects a far-right government could have on their future, particularly universities and education.
EconomyCanadian business leaders are among 300 delegates in India this week for a trade mission aiming to sign a free trade deal by the end of the year.
CultureAshe talks with Anthony Mason about her fourth solo album, “The Girl of Your Dreams,” her work with Finneas and learning to find empathy for herself. She also explains why “Stop The Wedding” leads the album as its first single.
CultureRJ Mitte, who played Walter ‘Flynn’ White Jr. in ‘Breaking Bad,’ has died suddenly at 34, prompting tributes.
PoliticsPresident Donald Trump’s new press secretary, Katie Zacharia, held her first media briefing from the White House podium on Tuesday. CNN’s Kaitlan Collins discusses what she found “unusual” about the short briefing, while former press secretary Joe Lockhart and CNN senior political analyst Mark Preston offer their reactions.