Trump executive order could reshape Americans’ retirement portfolios

President Donald Trump’s executive order directing financial regulators to include alternative investments in retirement plans like 401(k) funds could change the makeup of Americans’ investment portfolios. Trump signed the executive order on Thursday, and the White House provided a fact sheet directing the Labor Department to reconsider its guidance on alternative assets…

Fed Governor Michelle Bowman still sees three interest rate cuts in 2025

Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman said in a speech over the weekend that she still sees three interest rate cuts this year after the Fed’s monetary policy panel left rates unchanged at their meeting in late July. Bowman, who serves as the Fed’s vice chair for supervision, spoke Saturday at…

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FTC declares July ‘Made in USA’ month

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is making July “Made in the USA” month. FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson announced the move on Tuesday as the month of July officially gets underway and the Fourth of July holiday rapidly approaches. The FTC is seeking to educate businesses and American consumers about Made in…

Deportations could cost Social Security billions, hasten insolvency

A new report warns that a side effect of the Trump administration’s push to crack down on illegal immigration could further weaken Social Security’s finances and speed up its insolvency. Social Security’s main trust funds, when considered together, are on pace to be depleted in 2034, according to a recent analysis…

Nvidia insiders sell over  billion in shares amid AI-driven stock surge

Insiders at tech giant Nvidia have offloaded more than $1 billion in shares in the last year amid the stock’s rapid rise due to the artificial intelligence (AI) boom. The Financial Times reported that over $500 million in stock sales have occurred in the last month as Nvidia shares reached record highs,…

Canada halts digital tax on tech giants amid US trade negotiation pressure

The Canadian government rescinded a digital services tax that was set to take effect on Monday after President Donald Trump threatened to break off trade negotiations between the U.S. and Canada over the tax. Canada’s government adopted its 3% digital services tax a year ago and collections were due to begin…

US to gain 7,500 millionaires with .7B in wealth in 2025: report

The U.S. is expected to see a net influx this year of around 7,500 foreign millionaires – who have an estimated $43.7 billion in wealth — as the U.K. experiences a significant outflow of its rich. Around 142,000 millionaires around the world are projected to migrate to a new country…

Canada halts digital tax on tech giants amid US trade negotiation pressure

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will resume trade talks with U.S. President Donald Trump after Canada said late Sunday it was rescinding a digital services tax on American tech companies.  The Canadian government said it was rescinding the Digital Services Tax “in anticipation of a mutually beneficial comprehensive trade arrangement…

Trump says US ending all trade talks with Canada over digital services tax

President Donald Trump said on Friday that the U.S. is terminating all trade discussions with Canada. Trump cited Canada’s digital services tax on American tech companies as the reason for ending trade talks.”They are obviously copying the European Union, which has done the same thing, and is currently under discussion…

Videos reveal driving issues with Tesla’s robotaxi fleet in Austin

Riders have reportedly documented multiple incidents of driving issues with Tesla’s new robotaxi service, which the automaker rolled out earlier this week in Austin, Texas, with a small fleet of self-driving vehicles. Videos taken this week by passengers showed Tesla robotaxis – which are Model Y vehicles with advanced software…

May PCE: Inflation ticked slightly higher to 2.3%

The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge showed that prices ticked slightly higher in May as the central bank waits for signs of tariff-induced inflation reaching consumers this summer. The Commerce Department on Friday reported that the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) index rose 0.1% on a monthly basis and 2.3% compared…

GE Appliances moving washer production from China to Kentucky in 0M deal

GE Appliances on Thursday said it would spend $490 million to move the production of most of its washing machines from China to Kentucky. The operation will move to the company’s massive industrial Appliance Park headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky, where it already manufactures washers and dryers. At least 800 new…