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The numbers behind the theater. No magic. Just math. (SeaPRwire) –   Most people watching the U.S. debt ceiling fight treat it like a Capitol Hill hostage drama. A few months ago, Bank of America quietly recalibrated its forecast. The

(SeaPRwire) –   Defense officials are treating the supply chain like a game of hide-and-seek. They want enough critical minerals and fuel on American soil to fight a major war. The enemy’s playbook involves cyberattacks and sabotage against home factories.

(SeaPRwire) – The flight from AI is not a retreat to quality. It is a panic. Investors are dumping the high-flyers. They are running for cover. Berkshire Hathaway is that cover. The stock lagged after Buffett stepped down. That is

(SeaPRwire) –   OpenAI just pulled a classic move. They are calling their massive data centers “compute campuses.” It feels like a magic trick. A boring server farm becomes a vibrant hub. But the neighbors aren’t fooled. They see a

(SeaPRwire) –   Bad projects usually fail. Good projects rarely make good investments. That distinction matters more now than ever. CoinMarketCap data reveals a harsh truth. Nearly two-thirds of 2021’s top 100 altcoins have lost over 90% of their value.

(SeaPRwire) –   $79 million. That is the record-breaking sum AI super PACs dumped into 68 House and Senate races this cycle. Yet, the money failed to break the Democratic wave. Tech Influence Watch data shows the industry finally woke

(SeaPRwire) –   The crypto industry walked into the 2026 midterms convinced that money could purchase influence. It could not. Across the most expensive Senate and House races in the country, the sector’s political action committees deposited roughly $170 million

(SeaPRwire) –   The legal theory behind Montana’s Initiative 194 is a masterclass in semantic engineering. It bypasses the 2010 Citizens United ruling by redefining corporate existence. The measure does not ban political spending as a right. It strips the

(SeaPRwire) –   David Green told Forbes in 2022 that wealth can be a curse. Fourteen billion dollars later, sitting at the head of a $7.7 billion craft store empire, that line reads like something you’d expect from a man

(SeaPRwire) – OpenAI just cut its funding target. The gap between the money they wanted and what they got is not a rounding error. It is a signal. The narrative of infinite capital feeding infinite compute is cracking. We have

(SeaPRwire) –   Open enrollment is coming, and the sticker shock is only the visible half of the story. The quieter half shows up in your paycheck, or rather, in the raise you never got. Look at the Bureau of

(SeaPRwire) –   Chris Fred, TD Bank’s head of credit cards, is telling consumers to stop treating their wallets like a day-trading desk. His advice: pick a flat-rate cash back card and stick to it, because the mental gymnastics of