Category: Economy and Finance
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read More ↗: Tesla’s Retail Army Halts the Stock Bleeding, But the Shadow of Valuation PersistsTesla’s Retail Army Halts the Stock Bleeding, But the Shadow of Valuation Persists
A wave of buying from retail investors managed to stabilize the stock after a 24% plunge, though analysts warn that enthusiasm cannot mask underlying fundamentals…
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read More ↗: Global Investment Now Favors Data Centers Over Oil ExplorationGlobal Investment Now Favors Data Centers Over Oil Exploration
A recent report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) confirms an irreversible trend: data centers have surpassed the search for new oil fields as a…
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read More ↗: U.S. to reimpose tariffs on smartphones and laptops in coming months, Trump Administration AnnouncesU.S. to reimpose tariffs on smartphones and laptops in coming months, Trump Administration Announces
The Trump administration has confirmed that smartphones, laptops, and other devices currently exempt from tariffs imposed on April 9 will face new duties in “one…
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read More ↗: What Samsung and Vietnam Stand to Lose in Trump’s Tariff WarWhat Samsung and Vietnam Stand to Lose in Trump’s Tariff War
During a meeting in July, Samsung Electronics President Jay Y. Lee made it clear to Vietnamese Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính that the company’s future…
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read More ↗: Trump’s Tariffs Could Be a “Global Catastrophe” for Trade and Tech, Analysts WarnTrump’s Tariffs Could Be a “Global Catastrophe” for Trade and Tech, Analysts Warn
Computer Chips Are Exempt from Duties—For Now An Explosive Move: President Donald Trump has unleashed what experts describe as a “devastating blow” to global trade. On…
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read More ↗: “The people are the economy”: 24-hour boycott seeks to reclaim citizen power“The people are the economy”: 24-hour boycott seeks to reclaim citizen power
A 24-hour boycott, organized by the group The People’s Union USA, aims to demonstrate to large corporations and their leaders “who really holds the power.” This…
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read More ↗: Are We Getting Used to High Prices?Are We Getting Used to High Prices?
Could part of our ability to better handle price increases be due to the fact that we’re getting accustomed to them? Something intriguing is unfolding…