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Good morning. For U.S. corporations, tariffs have moved from being a temporary policy test to a permanent structural fact. A recent Supreme Court ruling related to the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) could pave the way for refunds, but

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated on Wednesday that he backed the strikes against Iran “with a degree of regret,” noting they stood as a stark instance of a world order that’s breaking down. Carney delivered remarks at the Lowy

Sam Altman of OpenAI is perturbed. However, this is an issue that Altman and his fellow AI executives have themselves caused by overhyping their technology while simultaneously alarming the public about their future economic security in an AI-driven world. As

Consider a small concert venue, perhaps accommodating around 900 individuals. This figure is comparable to the size of a modest cruise ship or the average public high school in the U.S. Such a group collectively possesses more wealth than the

Damage to three Web Services facilities in the Middle East highlights the rapid growth of data centers in the region, as well as the industry’s vulnerability to conflict. Amazon’s cloud computing arm, Amazon Web Services, stated late Monday that two

U.S. businesses are getting close to what a leading economist terms a “Cortés moment” regarding artificial intelligence—an irreversible point of commitment that might transform the American labor market in ways not yet seen in data but unfolding rapidly. Mark Zandi,

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has dismissed a $5 billion lawsuit from President Donald Trump over account closures, but he also expressed an understanding of the president’s frustration. In a legal filing, Trump named both Dimon and JPMorgan as defendants, alleging

Following military strikes by the U.S. and Israel against Iran this weekend, which provoked a regional armed response, worries have escalated from the humanitarian toll to broader economic impacts. Analysts are closely monitoring for any indication that Iran might interrupt

“Get involved in politics, or politics will come after you.” That’s a well – known quote from long – time presidential candidate Ralph Nader over 20 years ago, and it harks back to what Greek general Pericles said around 420

The latest group of entrepreneurs in the Asia – Pacific region are quickly turning to artificial intelligence. Founders are not only launching new AI startups but also spending more on AI tools. According to an in – house study of

For many driven professionals, ascending the corporate hierarchy is the ultimate objective. However, Rob Kaplan, vice chairman of Goldman Sachs, warns that reaching top-tier management positions involves a hidden danger: the sudden disappearance of oversight. “When you are in a

Exercise caution when interacting with chatbots, as they could potentially be used to facilitate premeditated murder. A 21-year-old woman in South Korea is accused of utilizing ChatGPT to assist in planning a series of killings that resulted in the deaths

A 70-year-old baby boomer who built a successful civil engineering career spanning over 30 years discovered a new passion 15 years ago in 2011: mastering the intricately complex regulations of the U.S. Social Security system. Now president and cofounder of

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps will be a significant factor in shaping Iran’s future as President Donald Trump pursues regime change in Iran, and the extensive military-industrial complex it has established is crucial to its power. After Supreme Leader Ali