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Soaring Cocoa Prices Elevate Valentine's Chocolate Costs

Soaring cocoa prices push up Valentine's chocolate cost, revealing the perfect storm of climate change, disease, and economic disparity.

IMF's Georgieva: US tariffs an 'evolving story', too early to assess impact

IMF chief says it's too early to assess impact of Trump's tariffs

Trump's Trade Moves: Steel Tariffs, Reciprocal Tariffs, and Escalating Tensions

Trump's trade announcements loom, with steel, aluminum, reciprocal tariffs on the table. Importers, CEOs, and foreign leaders face ongoing uncertainty as details remain unclear.

Nvidia Faces Headwinds Amidst AI Competition

Nvidia investors face a challenging start to 2023, with shares underperforming as analysts weigh factors like DeepSeek's potential impact on AI demand and competition from Big Tech companies.

Fed May Cut Rates More Than Markets Expect This Year, State Street Says

The Fed may cut rates more than expected in 2025, according to State Street. Economic cooling, disinflation, and improved government finances could all lead to looser monetary policy.

Diageo Faces Pressure to Lower Sales Goals Amid Industry Downturn

Diageo faces pressure to revise its medium-term sales targets as investors question their achievability amidst industry-wide sales declines. With interim results on February 4th, Finance Chief Nik Jhangiani is expected to address the situation and consider lowering the 5-7% annual growth goal.

Wall Street Banks to Offload Twitter Debt as Musk Ally Trump Boosts X Valuation

Wall Street banks are seeking to recover from losses incurred in financing Elon Musk's Twitter acquisition. Morgan Stanley and Bank of America plan to sell portions of the debt provided for the deal, offering investors a claim on X's stake in Musk's AI startup. The move coincides with optimism among dealmakers due to the Trump administration's potential loosening of regulations.

Google Challenges EU Antitrust Fine in Court

Google appeals EU antitrust fine, arguing it punished innovation

Trump Tariffs Would Hurt US Automakers and Consumers

A 25% tariff on Canadian-made autos and other goods could have significant negative impacts on both the US and Canadian economies, including higher car prices, job losses, and supply chain disruptions.

Tariffs on Canada Would Hurt US Automakers and Consumers, Report Says

Trump's proposed tariffs on Canada would hurt automakers and American car buyers. High integration of the auto sector means tariffs would increase costs and the industry would suffer the deepest negative impacts. Average US retail car prices could rise by $3,000.