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What in the World? - Foreign Policy Test yourself on the week of Nov. 2: The United States votes, Interpol convenes its General Assembly, and several cabinet ministers get the boot.
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WorkDonald Trump is poised to smash Mexico with tariffs - The Economist Policy commitments made by President-elect Donald Trump often lack precision. Not so on November 4th, the final day of campaigning, at a rally in North Carolina. Mr Trump kicked it off by announcing that one of his first calls as president would be to Mexicos President Claudia Sheinbaum. Im going to inform her, on day one or sooner, that if they dont stop this onslaught of criminals and drugs coming into our country, I am going to immediately impose a 25% tariff on everything they send into the United States of America. Mr Trumps policy could not have been much clearer. Youre the first ones Ive told it to, he told the cheering crowd. Work
WorkTrump Will Soon Get Classified Briefings AgainTwo years ago, the FBI raided Donald Trump's home to retrieve government records he had refused to return, including hundreds containing classified information. The indictment that followed alleged the former President had left classified information laying around next to a toilet and stacked on a ballroom stage. Work
WorkWorkThe expanding fitness options for pregnant women - WSJ Fitness for them no longer means quiet breathwork while sitting on a medicine ball. Plenty of pregnant women want to keep up their weightlifting, running, dance, boxing and Pilates routines through all three trimesters. Absent complications, doctors say, they should.
WorkHow ChatGPT brought down an online education giant - WSJ The online education company was for many years the go-to source for students who wanted help with their homework, or a potential tool for plagiarism. The shift to virtual learning during the pandemic sent subscriptions and its stock price to record highs. WorkMeet These 7 Potential Leaders of Financial Agencies Under Trump - Inc Trump transition team officials are considering retail brokerage Robinhoods top lawyer, as well as bank regulators and corporate attorneys, for a short list of key financial agency heads they expect to present to the president-elect soon, according to multiple people with knowledge of the matter.
WorkBiotech analyst Brian Skorney and CEO Daphne Zohar weigh in on election results - STAT Biotech analyst Brian Skorney and longtime biotech executive Daphne Zohar joined this weeks episode of The Readout LOUD to discuss how a new Trump administration may affect the Food and Drug Administration, the biotech industry, and stocks. Below are highlights from their conversation with hosts Elaine Chen, Adam Feuerstein, and Allison DeAngelis. Work
WorkWorkAre We Just Ignoring How Russia Openly Helped Trump on Election Night?Polling locations in Democratic strongholds across several key battleground states received a slew of phony bomb threats on Election Day, and while the FBI deemed that none of the threats were credible, they still represent a disturbing feature of U.S. elections: alleged interference from Russia.
WorkWhat Romance Really Means After 10 Years of MarriageThis week, the Cut brings you True Romance: five days of stories about love as its actually lived. Im an advice columnist, so sometimes people ask me about how they can keep the romance alive in their marriages. Work
WorkWorkHow to Make Yourself Work When You Just Dont Want ToTheres that project youve left on the backburner the one with the deadline thats growing uncomfortably near. And theres the client whose phone call you really should return the one that does nothing but complain and eat up your valuable time. WorkWorkThe Greatest Sales Deck Ive Ever SeenA few months ago, my friend Tim took a new sales job at a Series C tech company that had raised over $60 million from A-list investors. Hes one of the best salespeople I know, but soon after starting, he emailed me to say he was struggling. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkUS Inflation Progress Gets Harder in Last Mile DownAnalysts expect a hawkish tone to the minutes of the Brazilian central bank’s Nov. 6 decision to hike to 11.25%. At the same time, forward guidance may be in short supply given that Brazil’s government had yet to commit to spending cuts, and all the wild cards inherent following the US election. WorkWorkWorkWorkThe Weight Debate in Health Care - Scientific American Rachel Feltman: According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, at least one in five U.S. adults in each state are categorized as, quote, unquote, living with obesity. But for many of those people, having physicians focus on their size is far from helpful. In fact, theres research to suggest that our fixation on weight could be preventing us from actually helping people live healthy lives. WorkIt Can Happen Here - The New Yorker On the morning after Donald Trump was elected President for the first time, in 2016, the White House was a funereal place. For weeks, Barack Obama and his inner circle had worried about Hillary Clintons campaignthe failure to visit crucial battleground states with sufficient frequency, the snooty crack about deplorables, James Comeys last-minute letter to Congress about her e-mails. But, for all the troubling signs and missteps, they were optimistic that, in a tighter-than-expected race, America would elect the first woman to the Presidency. A legacy, a continuity, would prevail. WorkWorkWorkCould the Bond Market Stymie Trump's Economic Plans?The United States sells Treasury bonds and notes to fund big parts of the federal government. These auctions provide the lifeblood of the U.S. economy, and the yields on Treasuries are viewed as a real-time gauge of the country’s financial health. Yields tend to climb when investors anticipate economic growth accelerating inflation, and expect the Fed may have to raise rates to slow the economy. Higher yields mean the government pays more to borrow. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkEngadget review recap: Two new Macs, the PS5 Pro and moreI know I teased the Sonos Arc Ultra review for this week, but our audio expert (hi!) needed a little more testing time with the soundbar. I doubly promise that one is coming early next week for your Veterans Day reading. We still have one new Mac on the horizon, and we're expecting to wrap up the iMac (2024) review next week too. And there's yet another Amazon review coming soon with the updated Fire HD 8. WorkTrump flips Nevada as Democrat Jacky Rosen holds on to state's Senate seatMost polls showed Rosen ahead of Brown for weeks before the election, and she maintained a three-to-one fundraising and spending advantage over her opponent. But the race tightened significantly before election day. Brown was boosted by a Pac linked to the Republican Senate minority leader, Mitch McConnell, which spent $6m on last-minute ads appealing to Maga voters: "President Trump and Nevada need Sam Brown in the Senate." WorkWorkWhat's next for nuclear stocks after regulatory pushback?“I think Constellation is the most buyable dip," he said. "Constellation … is by far and away the largest nuclear operator, more than three times more megawatt capacity than the next competitor. And we think that in our view, nuclear is really one of the best ways to service this type of demand from companies like Amazon, Microsoft, [and Magnificent Seven] names that have large needs for power.” WorkWorkCan Anything Save Super Micro Computer?On rare occasions, our expert team of analysts issues a “Double Down” stock recommendation for companies that they think are about to pop. If you’re worried you’ve already missed your chance to invest, now is the best time to buy before it’s too late. And the numbers speak for themselves: WorkWorkWorkWork TradeBriefs Publications are read by over 100,000 Industry Executives About Us | Advertise | Privacy PolicyUnsubscribe (one-click) You are receiving this mail because of your subscription with TradeBriefs.
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