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  Will RFK Jr. Transform the Way America Makes and Sells Food?

  By Andrew Prochnow

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  December 17, 2024

  Politics may change the recipe for success in the food industry. Here are some potential winners and losers.
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  GLP-1, the FDA and RFK-J Take on the Food Biz

  By Ed McKinley

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  December 17, 2024

  Junk food manufacturers and restaurant owners are trying to adjust to three looming challenges
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  Mark Zuckerberg 2.0: Superficial Makeover or Profound Change of Heart?

  By Ed McKinley

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  December 11, 2024

  The billionaire CEO of Meta Platforms is shedding his dour image. We ask why.
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  What Would Chris Wright’s Confirmation Mean for Nuclear Power?

  By Ed McKinley

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  December 4, 2024

  The nominee for secretary of energy owns stock worth $40 million in an oil and gas services company
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  What Higher Tariffs Would Mean for Markets and Consumers

  By Andy Prochnow

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  December 2, 2024

  Stiff proposed import duties could raise prices and might even foment trade wars
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  This Bubble’s Not in Trouble: Why the 2024 Bull Run Isn’t Ready to Quit

  By Andrew Prochnow

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  November 25, 2024

  From AI to tax cuts—here's why this rally might be just getting started 
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  How Much Do Moats Matter?

  By Ed McKinley

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  November 21, 2024

  While Buffett and Musk disagree, a company’s value can reside in its surrounding protective barrier
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  Will America Issue a Central Bank Digital Currency?

  By Ed McKinley

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  November 14, 2024

  Reactions to CBDC range from indifference to alarm
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  CoreWeave: Poised to Transform AI

  By Andrew Prochnow

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  November 12, 2024

  CoreWeave, a Nvidia-backed pioneer of cloud services for artificial intelligence, is preparing for an IPO
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  How Much Does the U.S. Really Spend on NATO and Foreign Aid?

  By Ed McKinley

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  November 7, 2024

  The U.S. is paying less than you might think to defend Europe, and NATO members are stepping up their contributions