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Hollywood studio stocks fall after Trump proposes foreign film tariff

Hollywood studio stocks fall after Trump proposes foreign film tariff

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The famed Hollywood sign is viewed on September 25, 2023 in Los Angeles, California. Mario Tama | Getty Images Investors in Hollywood’s top studios and streaming services were spooked Monday after President Donald Trump proposed implementing a 100% tariff on movies made overseas. Shares of Netflix, Disney, Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery fell in early-morning […]

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Inside GM’s decade-long battle to revive Cadillac as the quintessential American luxury car brand

Inside GM’s decade-long battle to revive Cadillac as the quintessential American luxury car brand

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The “Saarinen Lobby” inside General Motors’ global design headquarters on the campus of its Warren Technology Center outside of Detroit, Michigan. GM WARREN, Mich. — Walking into General Motors’ global design headquarters is like taking a step back in time. Much of the midcentury-modern architecture and designs have remained untouched since the space opened in

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‘Dumpster fire’: Retailers urge shoppers to buy now before tariffs raise prices

‘Dumpster fire’: Retailers urge shoppers to buy now before tariffs raise prices

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Retailers bracing for consumer spending to drop are using President Donald Trump’s trade war as a marketing strategy, urging consumers to buy now before tariffs lead to price increases or potential shortages.  A host of private and direct-to-consumer brands such as Beis, Bare Necessities, Fashion Nova and Knix have mentioned tariffs in marketing campaigns in

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Trump’s China tariffs are raising costs for wedding dresses and threatening the small shops that sell them

Trump’s China tariffs are raising costs for wedding dresses and threatening the small shops that sell them

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Denise Buzy-Pucheu, founder and owner of The Persnickety Bride, said steep tariffs on imports from China are hurting U.S. businesses, including bridal shops and wedding dress designers. Some of the brands she carries have added a tariff surcharge. Courtesy of The Persnickety Bride; Photograph by Stella Blue Photography Days after President Donald Trump announced steep

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Newark flight disruptions pile up as United Airlines blames FAA staffing, technology

Newark flight disruptions pile up as United Airlines blames FAA staffing, technology

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United Airlines airplanes proceed to a runway at Newark Liberty International Airport on Feb. 20, 2025, in Newark, New Jersey. Gary Hershorn | Corbis News | Getty Images United Airlines passengers faced hourslong delays again Friday as air traffic controller staffing issues disrupted more flights at the carrier’s hub at Newark Liberty International Airport in

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Netflix stock is trading at all-time high levels in unprecedented win streak

Netflix stock is trading at all-time high levels in unprecedented win streak

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Netflix is on a winning streak. The streaming giant’s stock has traded for 11 straight days without a decline, the company’s longest positive run ever. Stock Chart IconStock chart icon Netflix stock since April 17. Its previous record was a nine-day stretch in late 2018 and early 2019 when the stock traded up for four

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Apple has managed tariffs so far, but Cook says it’s tough to predict beyond June

Apple has managed tariffs so far, but Cook says it’s tough to predict beyond June

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Apple CEO Tim Cook, after nearly a month of anticipation from investors, on Thursday finally revealed how Apple was navigating the Trump administration’s tariffs. The company only saw a “limited impact” on tariffs between January and the end of March, Cook told investors on an earnings call for the company’s second quarter results. For the

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