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China’s Record Trade Surplus of $1.2 Trillion in a Shifting Trade World
China’s economy hit a notable mark in 2025. Its trade surplus, the gap between what it sells to the world and what it buys back,
Existing Home Sales End 2025 with a Strong Finish
The housing market wrapped up 2025 on a positive note, finishing stronger than many expected. December saw the biggest burst of activity in nearly three
Silver’s Rapid Rise Over the Last Four Trading Days
Silver prices have shot up quickly over the last four trading days. From a low of $75.15 per ounce, to an intraday high today of
Nvidia’s H200 Approval Opens Doors for China
A recent shift has occurred in the tense world of U.S. China technology trade. The U.S. government has given the green light for Nvidia to
Netflix Shifts Strategy with Bold All-Cash Move for Warner Bros Discovery
Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) is reportedly revising its $83 billion bid for Warner Bros Discovery, Inc. (NASDAQ: WBD) into an all-cash offer, a change that
Saks and the High Cost of Expansion
Saks Global, the parent company of Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman, has become a vivid example of what can happen when a
How $1,000 Car Payments Became the New Normal
For decades, a monthly car payment was viewed as a manageable slice of most household budgets. Every few years, buyers traded in their vehicles, signed
Data Centers and the Real Cost of Power
Data centers power the artificial intelligence revolution, but they come with a heavy appetite for electricity and water. Tech companies like Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) have
Companies Turn Away from Metaverse Dreams
A few years back, companies raced to build the metaverse. They saw it as the next big thing, a blend of virtual and augmented reality
