Android powers most smartphones worldwide, but Apple earns the largest share of industry profits. Premium pricing, strong customer loyalty, a connected ecosystem and fast-growing services help Apple make more money despite selling fewer phones.

Apple vs Android: Why does Apple sell fewer phones than Android but make more money?

U.S. Supreme Court protects the Federal Reserve—for now. Taiwan and South Korea are winning the AI stock market race, while India struggles to find its AI champion. Passport fees rise, banking perks shrink, and new tax filing rules kick in from July 1. WION brings more such stories on World Business Watch

Who holds the edge? money, tech & policy shift 

A series of unusual moments inside trump's white house
Is raising new questions about power, influence
And the u.S president’s reactions behind closed doors.
From high-profile visits
To tense exchanges
And abrupt policy shifts,
The events of the past few weeks
Talks about president trump's functioning
And what seems to trigger his attention most.
Watch this story which decodes further.

USA-Saudi Deal: The Way to Donald Trump's Heart is Through his Pocket? 

New York leads with 123 billionaires, followed by Moscow, Hong Kong, London, and Beijing in 2025. These cities remain global hubs for wealth concentration. 

10 cities with the most billionaires

Most Indians are familiar with stocks, mutual funds, and ETFs — but few actually invest. The regulator survey, which was released last week, covered over 90,000 households and the results show that India’s investment culture still prefers safety over risk. Here are key takeaways from it.


Explainer: Why most Indians still avoid securities markets?

Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) services let customers split a purchase into smaller installments, making it easier to fit big buys into a tight budget.4


Money Matters: What is BNPL and how does it work?

NATO’s defense spending is projected to exceed $1.5 trillion in 2025, reflecting heightened security concerns and growing global instability. As member nations ramp up budgets, the alliance is also revisiting its spending target to ensure stronger collective defense and preparedness in the face of evolving threats.

NATO spending to cross $1.5 trillion in 2025 | What's the new spending target?

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