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Netflix to Acquire Warner Bros. for $83 Billion, Reshaping Entertainment Industry
Netflix acquires Warner Bros. for $83B, surpassing competitors and reshaping the global entertainment landscape.
Trump Set to Announce $15.5 Billion Aid Package for Farm Sector
Trump administration to unveil $15.5B farm aid package to support farmers amid trade conflicts and weak crop prices.
Hertz’s EV Gamble Exposes Challenges in U.S. Electric Vehicle Transition
Hertz’s multibillion-dollar EV investment faces major U.S. adoption challenges, revealing structural challenges in the electric vehicle market.
Trump’s Tariffs May Have Reached Their Peak Impact
Experts weigh whether Trump’s tariffs have peaked or if U.S. protectionist measures may rise again.
US Equities Reach Record Highs Despite Growing Economic Risks
US equities hit record highs despite rising bankruptcies, high debt, and economic pressures exposing underlying vulnerabilities.
U.S. Banks Say AI Will Boost Productivity and Likely Reduce Jobs
Major U.S. banks including JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo say AI is lifting productivity and may lead to job cuts across the sector.
U.S.–Taiwan Trade Deal Secures $250B Chip Investment, Lowers Tariffs
The US and Taiwan have signed a big trade deal that will lower tariffs, bring in $250 billion in semiconductor investment, and help the US make more chips. This is important because there are problems in the global supply chain and between countries.
Nike to Lay Off 775 Workers as Automation Reshapes
Nike is laying off 775 employees in the US as automation reshapes distribution centers, highlighting broader changes in technology and workforce management.
Tesla Profit Drops 46% Amid Declining EV Sales, Shifting Focus to AI and Robotaxi Services
Tesla's profits have fallen 46% as it loses its position as the top EV maker to BYD. With declining sales and rising competition, the company pivots towards AI, self-driving cars, and robotaxis.
Federal Reserve Bank of New York: Consumers and Businesses Bore Nearly 90% of 2025 Tariff Costs
A new Federal Reserve Bank of New York analysis finds that nearly 90% of the economic burden from 2025 tariffs was paid by U.S. consumers and businesses, challenging claims that foreign exporters absorbed most costs.
Tuna Recall Expanded After Quarantined Shipments Mistakenly Reached Stores in Nine States
A recalled shipment of canned tuna linked to botulism risk was mistakenly delivered to stores in nine U.S. states, prompting an expanded FDA warning and renewed consumer safety concerns.
Clintons Agree to Testify in Epstein House Probe
Bill and Hillary Clinton agree to testify before the House investigation into Jeffrey Epstein after months of political and legal conflict.
Colorado Funeral Home Owner Faces Sentencing After Hiding 189 Bodies and Giving Families Fake Ashes
A Colorado funeral home owner is set to be sentenced after pleading guilty to nearly 200 counts of corpse abuse for hiding decomposing bodies and providing families with fake ashes.
Press Freedom Group Seeks Discipline for DOJ Lawyer Over Search of Reporter’s Home
A press freedom group calls for disciplinary action against a Justice Dept prosecutor for not disclosing legal protections when seeking a journalist’s search warrant.
Julio Herrera Velutini: Bridging Nations Through Finance in a Fractured World
Julio Herrera Velutini demonstrates how finance can bridge nations, strengthen economies, and foster unity in an increasingly fractured global landscape.