NY Post - Business
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Why Wall Street is trying its best to stay on Trump’s good side
These are highly regulated institutions, so why risk a surprise audit, or a mean tweet that could lead to days of bad publicity.
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Why BlackRock boss Larry Fink believes he will win over control of the Panama Canal
Larry Fink is playing the long game. With a little time, a possible nudge from President Trump and some on-the-ground lobbying of his contacts in...
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Nearly 500,000 pounds of breakfast sandwiches recalled over label error: ‘Should be thrown away’
Many of the sandwiches were sent to Army and Air Force facilities.
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Hailey Bieber explores sale of her makeup brand Rhode — and it could fetch $1B: report
Bieber has tapped investment bankers at JPMorgan Chase and Moelis to find a buyer for the cosmetic brand that she launched in 2022.
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Why Trump isn’t keen on Amazon being involved in US’ TikTok deal
I know what you're saying, hasn’t The Donald and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos patched things up?
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Here’s how much more Nike’s Air Jordans could cost after tariffs hit
"This is a nightmare for consumer companies," said the industry source.
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Shoppers may need to buy these items quickly before Trump’s tariffs kick in
Trump's announcement on Wednesday triggered a global trade war and sent stocks on Wall Street plummeting.
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Columnist Eugene Robinson exits Washington Post after Jeff Bezos’ ‘significant shift’ in paper’s mission
Robinson, who worked for The Washington Post's op-ed page since 2005, told staffers that he has decided to leave the outlet due to a "significant...
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Trump tariffs could force Apple to jack up iPhone price to over $2K with sales already floundering
Most iPhones are still made in China, which was hit with a 54% tariff. If those levies persist, Apple has a tough choice: absorb the extra expense...
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Elon Musk’s DOGE slashed 280,000 jobs from federal government: report
DOGE-driven job cuts have significantly impacted federal agencies, accounting for 279,445 layoffs across 27 government agencies.
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Ford rolls out discounts — and Volvo, Mercedes eye upping US production as Trump’s auto tariffs rev up
Automakers rushed to launch deals and discuss moves to shift production to the US to avoid added costs from President Trump's 25% tariffs.
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Trump predicts stock market rebound after tariffs plunge: ‘Markets are going to boom’
"I said this would exactly be the way it is. We have six or $7 trillion coming in to our country, and we've never seen anything like it. The...