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Trump’s tariffs bring record revenue — at what cost?

President Trump’s tariffs have generated record revenues for the U.S. government, with projections indicating they could reduce the federal deficit by $4 trillion over time, according to estimates from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO). However, these benefits come with potential costs, as American households may bear higher prices for goods due to the tariffs’ impact…

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The world’s priciest diamonds and who owns them

Recent reports have spotlighted the most expensive diamonds ever purchased, capturing the fascination of collectors worldwide. On March 2, 2025, a detailed account of these record-breaking sales was published, highlighting the allure and prestige associated with these rare gems. Auction events on April 25, 2025, further emphasized the high-stakes world of gem trading, showcasing seven…

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Nvidia’s next trillion-dollar market might be here

Nvidia officially reached a $4 trillion market capitalization on July 10, 2025, marking a pivotal moment in its growth trajectory. As the company sets its sights on further expansion, predictions suggest a race toward a $5 trillion valuation, driven by advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and related technologies. Emerging opportunities in robotics are positioned as…

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EV sales just broke records — the hype was real

Electric vehicle sales have reached unprecedented heights worldwide, with global figures exceeding expectations in November 2024, largely due to China’s relentless growth. Meanwhile, the Porsche Cayenne EV achieved a secret record-breaking performance on June 11, 2025. In a contrasting development, Mazda shattered sales records on January 2, 2025, without a single electric vehicle in its…

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Billionaires are betting big on NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Google

Billionaires, including Steve Cohen, are increasingly investing in tech giants like NVIDIA, Microsoft, Alphabet, and AMD, driven by expectations for growth in 2025. Reports highlight significant stake increases in these companies as key investment strategies. For instance, Cohen’s firm has notably boosted its positions in Alphabet and AMD, while other wealthy investors are acquiring NVIDIA…

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Americans brace for pricier holidays and a slowing economy

As the U.S. faces an economic slowdown, Americans are increasingly prioritizing self-care amid declining well-being. Surveys reveal a notable rise in this trend, with many opting to focus on personal wellness over extravagant celebrations. Economic uncertainty in 2025 has led U.S. travelers to scale back trips, reducing spending on vacations and holidays. Additionally, concerns over…

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JPMorgan says AI will reshape power and politics

JPMorgan Chase’s latest report warns that artificial intelligence will accelerate populism and trigger significant global power shifts by amplifying economic disparities and reshaping geopolitical dynamics. The analysis, released on October 14, 2025, highlights how AI’s rapid adoption could exacerbate social divisions, leading to heightened political instability in democracies worldwide. The report underscores the potential for…

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Trump’s China tariffs could double your next purchase

President Donald Trump’s proposed 100% tariffs on Chinese imports could significantly impact U.S. consumers by doubling prices on everyday goods such as electronics and clothing. Economic analyses suggest that these tariffs would directly pass through to retail prices, with Goldman Sachs estimating that American consumers would bear 55% of the tariff expenses. Pittsburgh-based economist Chris…

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How inflation is eating away your savings quietly

Inflation in the United States has accelerated significantly, with the Consumer Price Index rising by over 20% cumulatively since 2020. This increase has quietly diminished the purchasing power of fixed incomes, such as Social Security benefits and pensions, which do not automatically adjust to inflation. This erosion is particularly acute for retirees, where health care…

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