American companies are becoming more global than ever, even as Washington continues its America First agenda and pushes massive investments into domestic AI infrastructure. New data shows that S&P 500 companies now generate around 42% of their revenue from outside the United States, reaching a historic record and surpassing previous highs seen during the dotcom era. Technology companies are leading this global expansion, with foreign markets contributing more than half of the sector’s revenue. Major communication companies, including firms like Meta, Alphabet, and Netflix, have also increased their international exposure significantly.

US companies hit record global revenue levels despite America first push and AI boom

'Expect destruction': IRGC threatens attacks on US firms in Gulf after Iran leader killings. Which companies are on the target list

'Expect destruction': IRGC threatens attacks on US firms in Gulf after Iran leader killings. Which companies are on target list

The FBI wants American businesses to stop dealing with the Chinese companies. According to the FBI report, Chinese businesses lie, cheat and steal from American businesses.

FBI warns American businesses to stop dealing with Chinese companies

The U.S. is planning to investigate countries over digital tax. From the European Union to India - everybody is a target. U.S. President Donald Trump claims American tech companies are being unfairly targetted. WION's Palki Shama gets you the story.

Gravitas: U.S. probe over Digital Tax | A new trade war?

A bill to clamp down on Chinese investments has been moved in the U.S. Congress. If passed, the bill will prevent predatory investments by China in American companies. WION's Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas: U.S. moves to block Chinese investments

Exploring the possibility of developing India as an alternative in the midst of a US-China trade war, the American corporate sector eagerly looks forward to the election results and hopes that the new government adopts a "consultative process" in framing policies, experts say.

Amidst US-China trade war, American companies can shift focus to India: Experts

About 200 American companies are seeking to move their manufacturing base from China to India post the general elections, a top US-based advocacy group has said, observing that there is a fantastic opportunity with firms looking at alternatives to the Communist giant.

About 200 US companies seeking to move manufacturing base from China to India: USISPF

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US firms in India under the scanner. Companies pay bribes in India to work.

WION Gravitas: Top American companies accused of graft in India

'Hi! My name is Narendra Modi. I am India's Prime Minister. When you sign up for my official App, I give all your data to my friends in American companies,' Rahul tweeted Sunday

User details on NaMo app given to American companies: French security researcher