Luxury spending is defying a global slump in wealthy Singapore, a beacon for high-end retailers grappling with sluggish demand in major markets including China and the US. https://t.co/pHLDgLUocg ...

Millions will lose Medicaid coverage, hospitals’ uncompensated work will increase and insurers will lose big business as a result of President Trump’s tax-and-spending-cuts law https://t.co/xZZDvPC8ED ...

Elon Musk “America's on a path to bankruptcy… we have to cut government spending”https://t.co/296JFZaoTc ...

Luxury spending is defying a global slump in wealthy Singapore, a beacon for high-end retailers grappling with sluggish demand in major markets including China and the US https://t.co/vJB9w4GV0W ...

Millions will lose Medicaid coverage, hospitals’ uncompensated work will increase and insurers will lose big business as a result of President Trump’s tax-and-spending-cuts law https://t.co/m4VEM9sbYb ...

“Inflation, throughout history, has been used as a pernicious tax.It's like one degree removed, so people don't feel it directly. Then, the politicians will try to blame it on something else.But it's all about government spending.”Elon Muskhttps://t.co/zS3GA35Jej ...

RT Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal)ELON: OUR NATIONAL DEBT IS A DISASTER“What really matters is that government spending is not far in excess of government revenue.That's a fundamental issue that we have where we have a deficit of $2 trillion and we have interest payments that now exceed the entire budget of the military.In fact, that was a big wake-up call for me was when the amount of money that we pay in national debt interest exceeded the Defense Department budget.And the Defense Department budget is very bi ...

British infrastructure firms stand to benefit from the Labour government’s spending plans for roads, railways and energy projects https://t.co/lDhsT23gHV ...

From @WSJopinion: Watching how legislation gets made is never pretty, but Lisa Murkowski’s haul for Alaska may set some kind of record for pork production https://t.co/KZ3LAWfYM3 ...

Group 1 - Vertiv's shares increased by 19% in June, driven by positive news from partners like Nvidia, alleviating concerns over data center capital spending slowdown [1] - The debate between bulls and bears highlights differing views on the sustainability of AI and data center spending, with bears anticipating a correction and bulls believing spending is still in early stages [2][3] - Vertiv raised its full-year 2025 sales guidance to a range of $9.325 billion to $9.575 billion, indicating confidence in future performance despite a flat year-over-year order book in Q4 2024 [4] Group 2 - Nvidia reported a 73% year-over-year increase in data center-related revenue in Q1 2026, suggesting strong underlying market growth [7] - Vertiv's products are not subject to the same export control regulations as Nvidia, although rising costs from sourcing in Mexico and China pose challenges [8] - Overall, the confirmation of ongoing growth in Vertiv's end markets positively impacted its stock performance in June, positioning it well to benefit from the data center spending boom [9]