NY Post - Business
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Iconic Jordan’s Furniture CEO Eliot Tatelman retires after decades
He'll pass his iconic company onto his two sons.
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As tariffs hit luxury imports, expect the resale market — for Ferraris, watches, wine and more — to boom
Collectors will be all too happy to part with their goods at a premium.
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Home furnishings boss live reacts to stock tanking 40% from tariffs and poor earnings: ‘Oh s–t’
During RH’s quarterly earnings call with analysts, CEO Gary Friedman appeared caught off guard by the sudden market reaction.
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Anti-Israel protester infiltrates Microsoft’s 50th anniversary celebrations
“You claim that you care about using AI for good but Microsoft sells AI weapons to the Israeli military,” shouted the protester.
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Prada reportedly taps Goldman Sachs to advise on $2.5B Versace bid
Prada is looking to drum up $1.5 billion to complete the takeover, with another $1 billion earmarked to relaunch and revive Versace's Medusa brand,...
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Stellantis gives employee discount to US buyers as tariffs take effect
Stellantis is following Ford in offering an employee discount to the public this month as President Donald Trump's latest round of auto tariffs...
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Price of Lululemon’s leggings could jump due to Trump’s hefty tariffs on Vietnam
The high-end athleisure brand is “in the tariffs bullseye” – with the bulk of its manufacturing sourced from countries hit hard by the new...
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Trump elevating the heated TikTok competition to a bidding war: source
Mobile technology company AppLovin has jumped into the race with a competitive offer.
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Treasury secretary blames China’s DeepSeek for stock-market plunge: ‘A Mag 7 problem, not a MAGA problem’
US stocks have tumbled by around 10% in the two days since Trump announced tariffs.
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JPMorgan raises risk of recession to 60% as Trump tariff turmoil upends markets worldwide
The report branded the tariffs as a "functional tax increase" on US household and business purchases of imported goods.
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Nintendo delays US pre-orders for highly anticipated Switch 2 console amid worries over Trump tariffs
The new tariffs, which include a 24% levy on products imported from Japan, are prompting major Japanese companies to reevaluate their US strategies.
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Ex-Goldman Sachs boss urges Trump to delay stiffer tariffs by six months to allow negotiations
Blankfein urged Trump to delay imposition of reciprocal tariffs by six months in order to give countries time to negotiate better trade deals with...