Tariff refunds unlikely to benefit consumers, CNBC CFO Council survey finds
Although the government could pay billions of dollars in tariff refunds, consumers shouldn't expect to see money back, according to a CNBC CFO Council survey.…
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This is the real reason behind the U.S. dollar’s climb as the Iran conflict drags on
The U.S. dollar is up this year, based on Monday afternoon trading levels, following failed talks between the…
Is OpenAI outgrowing Microsoft? A new Amazon alliance raises the stakes.
A reported leaked memo from OpenAI’s revenue chief signals a deepening rift with Microsoft, as the ChatGPT creator…
Oil prices hover near $100 as U.S. Navy blockades Iran's ports after peace talks fail
President Donald Trump said he ordered the U.S. Navy to find and interdict any ship in international waters…
Oil Prices Will Soon Converge to Reflect Crisis, IEA Says
Oil prices don’t yet reflect the severity of the unprecedented supply crisis caused by the Iran war, but…
Countries That Bet On China Are Winning
Trump may have finally lost Asia to China over the Iran war. Bloomberg Opinion columnist Mihir Sharma explains.…
Why Private Credit Is Facing a Sudden Investor Exodus
SaaSpocalypse. Credit defaults. The war in Iran. A lot of worries are hitting the $1.8 trillion private credit…
Venezuela Set to Award Oil Fields to Chevron to Help Grow Output
Chevron Corp. is set to expand its oil footprint in Venezuela, benefitting from its almost 20-year bet to…
Trump says Iran has made contact and wants deal ‘very badly’
President confirms naval blockade of Strait of Hormuz has officially come into effect…
Streaming viewers are OK with double the commercials as ‘subscription fatigue’ sets in
As streaming costs go up, viewers are looking for better deals — and many say they’d watch more…