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Trump Told People to Buy. Hours Later, His Tariff Pause Sent Markets Soaring.
Typically, cases of potential market manipulation are first investigated by exchanges, including Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange, whose investigators look for tradingโฆ
April 10, 2025
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Your Cup of Coffee May Get a โTariff Surchargeโ
Big players like Starbucks and McDonald's are more able to eat the costs of the tariffs, which will squeeze smaller and independent coffee shops, says Charles Skuba, anโฆ
April 10, 2025
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Trumpโs Tariff Plan is Throwing into Disarray Companiesโ Efforts to Diversify out of China
โInvestments in factories once made cannot be easily or instantaneously reversed... Moving those factories to another destination will take several years,โ said Arthur Dong,โฆ
April 10, 2025
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Will the U.S.-China Conflict Lead to a New Global Trading System?
The economic confrontation between the United States and China is no longer a mere passing issue or a temporary dispute. Rather, it has transformed into an entrenched conflictโฆ
April 9, 2025
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Whatโs โThe White Lotusโ effect on Brands like Four Seasons Hotels, Lululemon and even Duke? Season 3 Winners and Losers.
Karthik Easwar, professor of marketing at Georgetown University, agrees โ likening this showโs water-cooler appeal to fellow HBO hit โGame of Thronesโ at its peak. ๏ฟฝโฆ
April 9, 2025
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Inside the Klarna-Affirm Rivalry Reshaping One of the Biggest Fintech IPOs
As part of the deal announced this month, Klarna entered into an arrangement that would allow OnePay, which is backed by the retailer, to buy 15.3 million shares in the Swedishโฆ
April 1, 2025
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Silicon Valley Bubble Risks Heighten as Investors Pile Into Funds That Bet on a Single Buzzy Startup
โIn venture capital, a few winners deliver all the results,โ said Sandeep Dahiya, professor of finance at Georgetownโs McDonough School of Business. โSPVs are a singleโฆ
March 28, 2025
- Research and Insights
Office Hours: Anita Rao on How Voluntary Food Labels Impact Consumer Behavior
Consumers often rely on food labels to make informed decisions about the products they purchase. While some labeling standards are regulated by policymakers, many claims remainโฆ
March 20, 2025
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Disney in Search of Perhaps its Greatest Sequel, a Successor to Bob Iger
Given the complex and unique nature of Disney, many expect the next leader of the company to come from within. โInternal candidates make sense when a company doesnโt need aโฆ
March 20, 2025
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Klarna is Ready to Ride the IPO Roller Coaster
"Klarna is in a unique position with great revenue growth and the recent partnership with Walmart," said Reena Aggarwal, director of the Georgetown University Psaros Center forโฆ
March 19, 2025