#market-impact

#market-impact

This is important in that they'd stop them from buying properties but not necessarily saying sell off.' It's not banning them from owning properties. How it would do that is anyone's guess. What properties exactly are they talking about? I believe it's single-family, but it's also not exactly clear, because when people say single-family, they're often just talking about single-family detached homes. Single-family attached also exists, i.e., townhomes, so it could include those.

Rio Tinto and Glencore are resuming talks to combine the companies in a move that would create the world's largest mining group. The firms are looking at a possible all-share merger, with Rio Tinto as the larger of the two acquiring Glencore by a scheme of arrangement. There have been talks before that broke down, but I think the pair has more chance of success this time.

not going back

Spotify is increasing prices for Premium subscribers in several regions outside the US, with a specific example showing a €1 monthly increase.

"It sent shock waves through the community," said Hirsh Jain, the founder of Ananda Strategy, which advises cannabis businesses. "Everyone is on text threads."

Fed bashing is what every administration does. However, the Fed independence is what gives America its position as the number one place to invest on Earth.

On March 27, Sergio Gor, the Director of the White House Presidential Personnel Office, sold between $15,000 and $50,000 in Truth Social stock, not originally disclosed.

Meta plans to automate ad creation using AI, allowing brands to simply submit product photos and budgets for complete ad management, enhancing user engagement.

U.S and China negotiated a temporary 90-day tariff reduction, significantly impacting tech stocks and broader markets, pushing major players like Apple and Amazon higher.

The whole tariff things touches a lot of people, but, to say the least, if, you look at a company that touches maybe the most people in the United States is Amazon.

Earlier this month, President Donald Trump implemented sweeping and massive tariffs on dozens of countries, including major U.S. trading partners.

"What we're seeing now is a structural shift, driven by policy, that's likely to be long-lasting," said Felix Stellmaszek, highlighting the turmoil in the automotive industry.