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Google Business NewsJul 25, 2026
Trump orders signs at Smithsonian museum warning of 'inaccurate' history - USA Today
Trump orders signs at Smithsonian museum warning of 'inaccurate' history  USA TodayTrump Orders Warnings Placed at ‘Inaccurate' Smithsonian History Museum  The New York TimesPresident Trump orders signs warning of ‘inaccurate information' at Smithsonian museum  MS NOWTrump orders signage warning visitors of ‘inaccurate information' at Smithsonian  NBC News

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Gold prices today, Friday, July 24, 2026: Gold price remains below $4,100 ahead of next week's rate decision


Google Business NewsJul 25, 2026
Investors increase bets on Federal Reserve rate rise after oil price surge - Financial Times
Investors increase bets on Federal Reserve rate rise after oil price surge  Financial TimesFed chair 'an enigma:' Why July interest rate move is hard to predict  USA TodayOdds of Federal Reserve rate hike surge as oil prices rip higher  CNBCWill the Federal Reserve raise interest rates? Here is what experts predict for July's meeting.  CBS News

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Google Market NewsJul 25, 2026
Logistics giants are racing to keep up with healthcare boom as GLP-1s highlight need for cold storage - CNBC
Logistics giants are racing to keep up with healthcare boom as GLP-1s highlight need for cold storage  CNBCHow Specialty Growth and Cold Chain Demand Are Rewriting Distribution Strategy  Pharmaceutical CommerceCencora: Specialty Infrastructure Is Rewriting The Distributor Model (NYSE:COR)  Seeking AlphaQ&A : Brent Wilhelm on Supply Chains and Historical Demand Data  PharmTech.com

NYTimes BusinessJul 24, 2026
Trump to Speak as White House Correspondents Dinner Returns With More Security
President Trump remains the evening's keynote speaker, as relations between his administration and the press continue to deteriorate.

FT.com - Financial MarketsJul 23, 2026
US oil refineries run at breakneck speeds as wars choke fuel supplies
High utilisation rates create risks of outages at a time when fuel prices are already up sharply

KiplingerSep 23, 2022
Is Relief from Shipping Woes Finally in Sight?
After two years of shipping delays and rising delivery costs, relief is in sight. By the end of the year, a marked improvement will be seen compared with a year ago. 

The numbers of new drivers and trucks have picked up, easing constraints, though chassis shortages will likely continue into 2023. Spot market rates for trucks, excluding fuel surcharges, have dropped 30% from their peak earlier this year. They should decline a bit more, ending 2023 about 5% above their prepandemic level, according to Avery Vise, Vice President of Trucking at FTR Transportation Intelligence. Contract rates are typically slower to respond, and should ease to 17% above their prepandemic level by the end of 2023. Also, diesel prices are still 65% above prepandemic, so fuel surcharges will continue to be higher than normal. However, if a recession happens next year, then both volumes and rates will tumble.

SEE MORE 5 Stocks Making the Most of Supply-Chain Issues Congestion at East Coast ports should ease in the next few months as a new labor contract is likely to be signed for West Coast dockworkers, allowing more vessels to return to using West Coast ports. Ship traffic from Asia is easing as 70% of retailers shipped early this year ahead of the holiday season, after getting burned last year, according to Ken Hoexter, a managing director at Bank of America. Ocean freight rates from China to the West Coast have fallen to $3,900 per 40-foot container, though that is still $2,500 more than the prepandemic average.

Rail freight is the problem child, according to Todd Tranausky, vice president of rail & intermodal at FTR. Freight has been moving at slower than normal speeds this year because of crew staffing shortages. Prior to the pandemic, the railroads embarked on a cost-cutting and labor-saving spree, reducing the wor

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