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The future of the USAID agency is in doubt after its website went dark, two top security officials were put on leave, and Elon Musk labeled it a "criminal organization." Trump's team aims to gut the agency, aligning foreign aid with his "America First" platform. The potential absorption of USAID into the state department could lead to cuts in humanitarian efforts worldwide and allow China to fill the void, prompting concerns about executive overreach and...

A softer-than-expected jobs report set to be released next week could lead to renewed speculation about potential rate cuts in the U.S., potentially boosting stock market gains following the Federal Reserve's decision to hold off on further rate cuts this week. The Fed's "wait-and-see" approach may prompt investors to anticipate further rate adjustments based on upcoming economic data, potentially shaping market trends in the near future. Full Article

The article showcases various luxury properties for sale, including The White House in Surrey once owned by Herbert Hoover, Happy Brooks in New York once home to Michael Lang, and Tithe Barn in Buckinghamshire part of Benjamin Disraeli's estate. Other properties featured are Sussex House Farm in Kent with connections to John Mills and Roger Hargreaves, Shenfield Mill in Berkshire previously owned by Kate Bush, Oak Tree House in Essex belonging to Stefflon Don, Hawthorn...

Corporate executives, like IBM's Arvind Krishna and Klarna's Sebastian Siemiatkowski, are adopting artificial intelligence to automate tasks, freeing up employees for higher-value work. Klarna has saved $10 million annually using A.I. for marketing and cut back on hiring, reducing its workforce to under 4,000. Siemiatkowski's candid approach to A.I. adoption highlights the potential for job automation and challenges the typical euphemisms used by executives and investors, shedding light on the future impact of A.I. on...

President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canada and Mexico have caused panic and condemnation from top trading partners, who fear devastating effects on North America's economy. The tariffs, imposed to hold the countries accountable for illegal drug and migration flows, have sparked retaliation from Mexico and anticipated retaliation from Canada. Economists predict significant negative impacts on growth, inflation, and supply chains, with widespread job losses expected in all three countries due to the new trade barriers....

President Trump's new tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico, and China will impact automakers, raising prices for consumers and causing delays at border crossings. General Motors, heavily reliant on Mexican production, will likely be most affected, while other automakers such as Stellantis, Toyota, and Honda may not feel the impact as acutely. G.M. is exploring ways to mitigate the tariffs, including increasing U.S. production and exporting vehicles from Canadian and Mexican factories to other markets....