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GOP raises concerns over Trump lifting certain ground beef tariffs
Welcome to The Hill’s Business & Economy newsletter {beacon} Business & Economy Business & Economy The Big Story GOP backlash grows to Trump beef intervention GOP lawmakers and cattle ranchers are immediately raising alarm bells over President Trump’s decision to temporarily lift certain tariffs on imported ground beef to mitigate the cost for American…
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DAVID MARCUS: Transportation Secretary Duffy is right, Harvard just ain’t what it used to be
In a Fox News opinion piece, columnist David Marcus argues that Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy was right to say he does not want his daughter to attend Harvard University, citing concerns over diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies and grade inflation. Marcus contends that Harvard has declined from a globally respected centre of academic excellence…
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LISTEN: Amazon Courts Creators to Build Businesses and Scale the Attention Economy for Brands
Amazon is expanding its push into the creator economy, positioning itself as a hub where digital content creators can build full-fledged businesses while offering brands scalable ways to advertise around that content. In a “Strictly Business” podcast episode from Variety, Amazon executives Matt Sandler, general manager of creator services, and Angie More, head of creator…
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Apple cuts more than 200 Siri and Vision Pro jobs
Apple has confirmed it is cutting more than 200 jobs across its Siri and Vision Pro teams, according to a Bloomberg report, in a restructuring that includes largely shutting down the Vision Pro gaming unit and shrinking the team behind the headset’s immersive content. Apple told Bloomberg the changes are meant “to evolve our business…
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New York Is Now The Capital Of Tech Jobs, Edging Out SF Bay Area For First Time In Annual Survey
New York City has overtaken the San Francisco Bay Area to become the US market with the most tech jobs, according to commercial real estate firm CBRE’s annual “Scoring Tech Talent” report. It is the first time New York has topped the ranking in the survey’s 13-year history, a shift driven by heavy layoffs at…
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Councillor couple lose their jobs after failing to go to a meeting for over six months
A husband-and-wife pair of Labour councillors have lost their seats on Pontypool Community Council in Wales after failing to attend any council business for more than six months. Jules and Bob Rogers, who had also served on the council’s planning and environment committee, represented the Abersychan and Cwmavon ward before the council declared their positions…
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Trump’s desperate move to stop looming midterm bloodbath as economic downturn tears through American households
The supplied article text does not contain the actual story content — only the Daily Mail’s site navigation, unrelated headlines and promotional links, with no paragraphs describing Donald Trump’s response to economic pressures ahead of the US midterm elections. As a result, no factual details about the reported “desperate move,” the economic downturn, or its…
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What Kate told my close source makes me deeply worried as Meghan and Harry return to the UK… William now faces the biggest decision of his life: ROBERT JOBSON
Daily Mail royal commentator Robert Jobson reports that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are relocating from California to Britain before the end of August, with a private house near London and school places secured for Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet from September. He argues the move forces King Charles and Prince William into difficult decisions…
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Democrats can take the lead on one of the nation’s top issues – data centers
This Fox News opinion piece argues that Democrats have an opportunity to seize a winning issue by opposing local moratoriums on data centre construction, rather than caving to community backlash. The author warns that pausing new builds in response to angry residents at town hall meetings would stifle innovation, cede leadership in artificial intelligence to…
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Why the US economy is ringing alarm bells
US national debt passed $40tn (£29.4tn) this week, a milestone economists say marks a significant warning sign for the world’s largest economy, even as they stop short of calling it a crisis. The debt has doubled in the decade since 2016, driven by rising spending on social programmes, crisis responses such as the 2008 financial…