Wall Street Yawns, Main Street Pays: Decoding Trump’s Trade Theater
Everybody talks economics when the subject of import duties comes up—that makes sense. But they’re also a powerful bargaining chip in any type of international negotiation.
Everybody talks economics when the subject of import duties comes up—that makes sense. But they’re also a powerful bargaining chip in any type of international negotiation.
Sosnoff, Scaramucci, Ratigan, Yardeni, joined our expert panel to match up against Luckbox Readers to forecast 2025. Here is their outlook for stocks, Trump’s popularity, Biden’s pardons, Hegseth’s nomination, the Super Bowl and the Grammys.
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The billionaire CEO of Meta Platforms is shedding his dour image. We ask why.
The nominee for secretary of energy owns stock worth $40 million in an oil and gas services company
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Reactions to CBDC range from indifference to alarm
The U.S. is paying less than you might think to defend Europe, and NATO members are stepping up their contributions
Everybody follows presidential fundraising, but who knows where all that cash goes?