EN #North America 10/13/26 Simon Zhu Performs His First Concert in North America in Atlanta Award-winning violinist Simon Zhu, recipient of the Premio Paganini, is performing in the Atlanta area accompanied by a historic $10 million Stradivarius violin. News World
EN #North America 9/26/26 Starbucks Decides to Close 250 Stores in North America The company is reevaluating its branches in North America in line with efficiency and customer experience criteria in its operations. News Economy
EN #North America 9/21/26 World Cup North American Dressage Leg Begins The journey to the grand final in Gothenburg, Sweden, kicks off with the competitions in Devon, Pennsylvania. News World
EN #North America 9/19/26 2026 UCI Road World Championships Begin in Montreal The 2026 UCI Road World Championships, which Tadej Pogacar will miss due to an injury, will feature thrilling races in Montreal. News World
EN #North America 9/11/26 Supply Chain Artificial Intelligence Market to Reach $16.4 Billion by 2030 The growth momentum of the global market is accelerating with increasing demand for real-time transparency and artificial intelligence analytics. News Artificial Intelligence
EN #North America 9/11/26 Europe's Role in Global Electric Vehicle Sales While global electric vehicle demand continued to grow in August, strong growth in the European market offset declines in China and North America. News Economy
EN #North America 9/7/26 Global Artificial General Intelligence Market Growth Expectations and Financial Data The artificial general intelligence market is projected to record significant growth and reach a multi-billion-dollar volume by 2035. News Economy
EN #North America 9/5/26 European countries are moving gold reserves from North America The Netherlands and other European countries have transferred some of their gold reserves from North America to London and their own territories due to rising geopolitical tensions and global instability. News World
EN #North America 9/3/26 De Nederlandsche Bank Moves Billions of Dollars Worth of Gold to London The Dutch Central Bank has transferred gold reserves worth billions of dollars, previously located in North America, to London, citing rising geopolitical risks and crisis preparedness. News World Economy