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In remarks to reporters Tuesday, Trump said the duties would be around 25% and "go very substantially higher over a course of a year."
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Leadership often requires a mix of strength and flexibility. Here's how to avoid the ‘too much of a good thing' trap.
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Nikola, E.V. Start-Up That Once Thrilled Investors, Files for Bankruptcy The New York TimesNikola Goes Bankrupt, Punctuating EV Maker's Wild Ride Yahoo FinanceElectric-truck maker Nikola files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection CNNNikola Files for Bankruptcy With Plans to Sell Assets, Wind Down The Wall Street Journal
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In a joint interview with President Donald Trump on Fox News, Musk blamed the Biden administration for failing to bring back the astronauts sooner.
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Alarmed by Trump's Gaza Plan, Arab Leaders Brainstorm on Their Own The New York TimesTrump backs Egypt's plan for Gaza after meeting with Jordan's king, source says Middle East EyeEgypt developing Gaza reconstruction plan to counter Trump's ‘take over' Al Jazeera EnglishTo Their Dismay, Arab States Are Being Called Upon to Shape Gaz
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Get ready for the "first year of the last leg of the bull run," says ValueWorks' Charles Lemonides.
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A new research paper produced in China finds that ChatGPT — and not domestic rival DeepSeek — can be used to forecast the stock market and the economy.
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Tiger Woods suffers ‘most embarrassing moment' in golf in team's TGL loss New York Post Tiger laughs off TGL gaffe: 'That was embarrassing' ESPNTiger Woods has mixup with TGL teammates, leading to hilarious moment: 'What are you doing?' Fox NewsTiger Woods: TGL yardage mix-up 'one of the most embarrassing moments' of US golf legend's career BBC.comTiger Woods just experienced ‘one of the most embarrassing moments' of career
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Trump Signs Order Expanding Power Over Independent Agencies Like FCC and SEC The New York TimesTrump signs order to claim power over independent agencies POLITICOTrump order challenges independence of FCC, FTC and financial regulators The Washington PostTrump Tightens Grip On Bank, M&A Regulators in Latest Order BloombergFTC, SEC and other independent federal agencies must
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Texas Instruments stock , a competitor in the semiconductor sector, has declined by 2% this year.
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Etsy's stock was down 7% in premarket action after it came up short of revenue expectations while beating its profit mark.
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KFC to become Texas fried chicken in HQ move to low-tax state The GuardianKFC corporate to move 100 jobs out of Louisville, relocate its headquarters. What to know Courier JournalKFC is leaving Kentucky CNN
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Confusion reigned after the FBI dropped out of a Cleveland-area YMCA's presentation aimed at seniors, who are often fraudsters' preferred target.
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Oil futures rose Wednesday, finding support on curtailed supply from Russia as traders also monitor talks aimed at ending the war in Ukraine.
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AI can help leaders understand their teams better by analyzing communication patterns, performance metrics and other data.
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Measles spreads in Texas. And, how U.S. funding cuts could benefit China NPRTexas measles cases are up, and New Mexico now has an outbreak. Here's what you need to know The Associated PressWest Texas measles outbreak grows to 58 cases, including some people who said they were vaccinated CNN
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HSBC eyes $1.8 billion in cost cuts by 2026 as new CEO looks to boost returns ReutersHSBC bonus pool flat in 2024 amid cost-cut drive; headcount falls 3% Reuters.comHSBC announces share buyback of up to $2 billion as annual profit jumps 6.5% CNBCHSBC sets out scale of cost cuts under chief executive's restructuring plan Financial Times
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Learn, Execute, Adapt, Develop is a cyclical process that empowers leaders to remain proactive and effective.
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The revenue miss — driven by higher costs of food, beverage, packaging and bone-in chicken wings — offset a profit beat.
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Mentorship can lead to incredible outcomes and future success.
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Blake Lively: Justin Baldoni Made Two Other Women Uncomfortable on Set VarietyBlake Lively's Amended Complaint Claims Justin Baldoni Made Other Women 'Uncomfortable' on Set, Can Corroborate PEOPLEBlake Lively claims Justin Baldoni made other women 'uncomfortable' on 'It Ends With Us' set New York Post Ryan Reynolds Jokes About ‘It Ends With Us' Lawsuit At ‘SNL50' TODAY
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Multiple trends will likely fuel M&A growth across technology, media, and telecommunications in 2025, with an increase in carve-outs as organizations look to simplify and reshape their corporate portfolios.
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Dramatic video shows moment Delta plane flipped after landing in Toronto ABC News18 people injured after Delta plane landing at Toronto airport overturns NBC NewsTwin Cities band Yam Haus supposed to be next on crashed Toronto plane KARE11.com
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Elon Musk expresses interest in sending out DOGE checks POLITICOWill there be a DOGE stimulus check? What to know about whether Americans will see savings USA TODAY‘Will Check With President Trump': Musk Mulls Giving Americans $5,000 Checks Using DOGE Savings News18Elon Musk weighs $5k ‘dividend's' for Americans with DOGE savings he has yet to prove The Independent
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The Inc. 5000 shapewear and apparel brand previously collaborated with The North Face.
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The airline is eliminating 15% of its corporate workforce, including many in senior leadership positions.
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4 takeaways from the Trump, Elon Musk interview The HillMusk and Trump put on lovefest in Sean Hannity interview The Guardian USTesla Stock TK After CEO Musk Appears With Trump in Hannity Fox Interview Barron'sPresident Trump Signs Executive Orders at Mar-a-Lago C-SPAN
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as AI accelerates, it prompts a critical question: How do leaders ensure this transformative technology uplifts the workforce rather than undermines it?
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With egg prices soaring, the Trump administration is planning a new strategy for fighting bird flu that stresses vaccinations and tighter biosecurity instead of killing off millions of chickens when the disease strikes a flock.
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College football's credibility at stake as Big Ten, SEC aim to tighten stranglehold on playoff access CBS SportsCFP Insider - What sources are saying about playoff change ESPNSources: SEC, Big Ten building momentum to further expand College Football Playoff to 14 or 16 teams Yahoo Sports
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Donald Trump signals Ukraine should hold elections as part of Russia peace deal Financial TimesTrump delivers another blow to Ukraine and a new boost to Putin CNN‘You should have ended it': Donald Trump blames Zelensky for ‘starting' Ukraine war Hindustan TimesTrump says Ukraine 'should have never started it' in comments about war with Russia N
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Overpayments can be both costly to the government and to the beneficiaries who face aggressive efforts to claw back the funds, often years after they've received them
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A coalition of watchdog groups and unions is seeking to block the DOGE team from accessing taxpayer data at the IRS. A similar battle is brewing over Social Security data.
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All passengers and crew are accounted for after an incident involving a Delta Airlines flight Monday at Toronto's Pearson Airport, airport officials said.
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In his 1994 best seller Stocks for the Long Run Wharton finance professor Jeremy Siegel showed investors that stocks rather than bonds or cash are the most profitable long-term investments and he endorsed index-style investing. But investors wanted to know more. "I gave scores of talks across the country on Stocks for the Long Run " Siegel recalled recently. "The two questions I received most were: 'Which stocks for the long run?' and 'What about the age wave and the baby boom?'" Siegel's response was voluminous research for his new book The Future for Investors: Why the Tried and True Triumph Over the Bold and the New. Some of its conclusions surprised even him.
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Baby boomers are amassing trillions of dollars in stocks bonds and mutual funds for retirement. But when they quit work and start selling those assets will there be enough buyers? Or will supply outstrip demand driving down prices and leaving the retirees with far less than they had expected? Wharton finance professor Jeremy Siegel addressed these issues during a presentation at Wharton on May 15 in which he also talked about the current financial markets worker productivity and growth in developing countries.
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