Dalio: Nearing debt crisis, recommends gold and bitcoin
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio sees a debt crisis approaching and suggests holding gold and bitcoin as protection.
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AI backlash to be key risk factor in Anthropic IPO filing
Sources say Anthropic’s IPO filing will flag AI data center backlash as a risk, with the company potentially seeking a $2 trillion valuation.
Trump Waives Tariffs on 300,000 Tons of Ground Beef Imports
Trump says the U.S. will import up to 300,000 metric tons of ground beef tariff-free for three months, but cattle groups and Republican senators are pushing back.
Husted blames Democrats for utility costs amid GOP data center warning
As Republicans warn data centers could threaten his Ohio Senate seat, Sen. Jon Husted blames Democratic climate policies for rising utility costs.
Six investors split on risks, but back diversification
Six investors named different threats to markets, from AI concentration to rate policy, but all landed on diversification.
Iran Says U.S. Sanctions Assert ‘Extraterritorial Sovereignty’ Over U.N. Members
Iran slams U.S. sanctions as an assertion of ‘extraterritorial sovereignty’ over all U.N. members, with Bessent vowing the greatest economic isolation in history.
Supreme Court Steps In to Let Trump Continue White House Ballroom Construction for Now
The Supreme Court allowed President Trump to continue White House ballroom construction for now, granting an administrative stay that blocks a lower court injunction.
Coca-Cola’s secret labs take on dirty soda and refreshers
Coca-Cola’s secret innovation labs are working on automated dirty soda, refresher dispensers, and a customizable energy drink. Here’s what’s coming.
What Happens When Teen Workers Have to Leave Their Phones in Lockers
More employers are requiring teen workers to leave phones in lockers during shifts. The policy aims at safety and skill building, but young employees are finding deeper payoff.
Warren Buffett, Not Greg Abel, Appears to Still Be Steering Berkshire’s Stock Bets
Berkshire’s latest portfolio disclosure suggests Warren Buffett, not Greg Abel, is still making the big stock decisions. Plus, a court upholds a real estate settlement.