Why Skittles, Cheez-Its and other snacks could get more expensive with this $36 billion merger

Beijing swiftly responded to President Trump's promised tariffs by announcing countermeasures, including additional tariffs on American imports and restrictions on critical minerals exports. The Chinese government also initiated an antimonopoly investigation into Google, while implementing tariffs on crude oil, agricultural equipment, and other products. Amid escalating tensions, both countries are engaging in retaliatory actions, signaling a potential long negotiation process ahead to resolve the trade dispute. Full Article

Entrepreneur contributors express their competitive nature and drive to excel in various aspects of life, including work at FutureFund. They discuss the importance of healthy competition, choosing to improve oneself rather than tear down rivals, and focusing on progress and self-defined success rather than comparing to others. Success is measured by continuous improvement and striving to be better each day, rather than solely focusing on external benchmarks. Full Article

The head of "60 Minutes" refuses to apologize in a potential settlement with President Trump over a lawsuit against CBS for allegedly editing an interview with Kamala Harris. Paramount is seeking a settlement to help secure a merger, causing tension within CBS News. Bill Owens, the executive producer, stands firm on not apologizing and plans to submit unedited materials to the FCC. Full Article

The Senate confirmed Chris Wright as the new head of the U.S. Department of Energy, with a focus on boosting domestic energy production and supporting President Trump's energy agenda. Mr. Wright, a former oil executive, emphasized a commitment to addressing climate change and promoting renewable energy while also advocating for the expansion of oil, gas, and coal use. Despite opposition from environmental groups, Mr. Wright's confirmation was supported by Senate Democrats and Republicans alike, with...

Lots of clothes on store shelves may become more expensive due to new tariffs from President Donald Trump. Despite three years of price increases and higher costs of living, some Wall Street analysts believe that consumers may be too fatigued to make purchases. The impact of the tariffs on consumer behavior remains uncertain. Full Article

Anthropic, a San Francisco-based start-up, has developed "constitutional classifiers" to protect against harmful content generated by AI models like its Claude chatbot, as tech giants like Microsoft and Meta work to address the risks posed by AI technology. The new system acts as a safeguard layer on top of language models, monitoring inputs and outputs for dangerous information. Anthropic offered bug bounties to testers who attempted to bypass the security measures, with the system rejecting...