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Tesla unveils cheaper EV models, stablecoins explained, Dunkin' president talks tariffs
Yahoo Finance· 2025-10-08 17:27
Electric Vehicle Market - Tesla unveiled cheaper versions of Model Y and Model 3 after the US government's EV tax credit expired [1] - CFRA analyst Garret Nelson discussed Tesla's sales outlook for these cheaper models as EV sales cool across the board [1] Cryptocurrency - Ines Ferré explained what stablecoins are, how they are used, and why Wall Street is excited about them [1] Business Impact - Dunkin' president Scott Murphy talked about the impact tariffs have had on the chain [1]
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The Economist· 2025-10-08 17:10
Who is winning from Donald Trump’s tariffs? On the first episode of Insider, @zannymb, our editor-in-chief, and a panel of our top editors consider the consequences of the trade war. Join them on Thursday https://t.co/ILi8HP2USR ...
Ford CEO frustrated by "$2 billion headwind" from tariffs.
Yahoo Finance· 2025-10-08 14:30
It's frustrating because we're the most American auto company and we export the most and yet we have this $2 billion headwind which prevents me from investing even more in the US. So it's frustrating but I got to tell you uh we've had some really good conversations with the Trump administration. They feel our pain.I know they want to help us with this problem. What I've seen them do on the EPA side really put the EPA tailpipe emissions more in line with customer real demand. That gives me hope that we're go ...
The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell - Oct. 7 | Audio Only
MSNBC· 2025-10-08 10:41
US Politics & Policy - Marjorie Taylor Green's shift on healthcare, driven by her adult children's insurance premiums doubling, highlights a potential crack in the Republican stance on the Affordable Care Act [2][43] - The report criticizes the Trump administration's cabinet as incompetent, citing instances of officials being unprepared or unwilling to answer questions, particularly from Democrats [3][15][16] - The attorney general is accused of refusing to answer questions from Democratic senators and of potentially covering up corruption, specifically regarding an investigation into Tom H Homeman and the Jeffrey Epstein case [14][33][41] - The report highlights a situation where Tom H Homeman, allegedly took $50,000 in cash from undercover FBI agents, raising questions about bribery and potential corruption within the administration [19][26][33] - The report mentions the potential impact of Republican policies on healthcare costs, with millions of Americans potentially facing increased premiums or loss of coverage [44][48][55] Political Strategy & Tactics - Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's strategy of ridiculing political opponents is presented as a way to dismantle movements based on "insecure masculinity" [42][43] - The report suggests that Republican senators are avoiding oversight and refusing to hold Trump appointees accountable, potentially due to loyalty to the former president [17][41] - The speaker of the House is accused of delaying the swearing-in of a new member to avoid a vote on the Epstein discharge list and of potentially covering for pedophiles [47][48] Healthcare - The expiration of Affordable Care Act tax credits could lead to a doubling of health insurance premiums for many Americans, including Marjorie Taylor Green's family [43][44] - The report suggests that some members of Congress are detached from the realities of healthcare costs because they are wealthy and do not personally shop for health insurance [50][51] - Approximately 4 million Americans are at risk of losing their health insurance coverage due to policy decisions [55]
Why Americans could face an artificial Christmas tree shortage
CNBC Television· 2025-10-08 10:21
Industry Impact of Tariffs - The artificial Christmas business sources about 90% of its products from China historically [3][18] - Due to tariffs and other factors, the industry anticipates a shorter supply of Christmas goods and a slight increase in prices for consumers this year [10] - The CEO advises consumers to buy Christmas goods early, ahead of the Black Friday weekend, due to potential supply shortages and reduced promotions [10][11] - Tariffs have impacted affordability, with National Tree Company raising prices by about 10% on average [12][22] National Tree Company's Strategy - National Tree Company has diversified its supply chain, with approximately 55% of its trees and goods being manufactured outside of China this year [4] - Overall shipments for National Tree Company will be down about 25% this year [4][15] - The company is bringing in about 25% less product from its factory partners this year [15] - The company is splitting the impact of tariffs throughout the value chain, with suppliers and the company absorbing some costs, and some cost increases being passed on to consumers [24] - National Tree Company is not currently considering layoffs and is focused on efficient operations and automation [26][27] Advocacy and Future Outlook - The Christmas Trade Group, representing companies with about $1 billion in revenue and over 1,000 employees, is seeking tariff exemptions or exclusions from the administration [17][18] - Manufacturing trees in the US would be approximately 250% to 300% more expensive due to raw material imports and higher labor costs [20]
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Crypto Rover· 2025-10-07 17:18
Will Trump’s potential tariffs push Bitcoin much higher again? https://t.co/q4UjBt76cN ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-10-07 17:14
Trump said he expects the US and Canada can “get there” on a resolution to the two countries’ dispute over sectoral tariffs on steel, aluminum and autos https://t.co/hWAPPVruoU ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-10-07 15:11
RT Bloomberg Live (@BloombergLive)"We've got to be very careful - that we're using parts that aren't affected by the tariffs - we're actually diversifying the parts that we use,"Boyd Group Services Inc's Brian Kaner on the impact tariffs have had on Canadian businesses at #BBGCanadianFinance https://t.co/ePiCbIFyu4 ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-10-07 13:57
RT Bloomberg Live (@BloombergLive)"I do think you need to have tariffs on - what comes from Europe, Japan and Korea - that will encourage them to make more here," @MartinreaInt's Rob Wildeboer at #BBGCanadianFinance https://t.co/3XL3r3C6Lk ...
CEOs are becoming 'more confident' with the dynamic of constant uncertainty, says KPMG U.S. CEO
CNBC Television· 2025-10-07 11:16
A new survey from KPMG shows America's top executives are focused on making their supply chain stronger. 89% of CEOs say tariffs will significantly impact their business over the next three years and 86% plan to raise prices to offset those costs. Joining us right now to break down the survey survey is KPMG US chair and CEO Tim Walsh.And Tim, thanks for coming in today to be with us in studio. It's good to see you. Great to be here, Becky.Um, I can't say this surprises me that supply chain is still the top ...