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Elon Musk Lost to Trump. He Can’t Get Over It.
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Elon Musk Lost to Trump. He Can’t Get Over It.

It’s an open secret in Washington that Elon Musk and the Biden White House have a frosty relationship. What’s far more interesting, however, is that this friction often seems to stem from Musk's persi...

The Daunting Cost of Eating With Celiac Disorder
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The Daunting Cost of Eating With Celiac Disorder

Freya, a Londoner navigating the gluten-free aisle, is experiencing a phenomenon that’s become all too common for consumers with dietary restrictions: her grocery bill is skyrocketing. What she’s feel...

Why Krispy Kreme Broke Up With McDonald’s
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Why Krispy Kreme Broke Up With McDonald’s

It seemed like a match made in fast-food heaven: the iconic sweetness of Krispy Kreme doughnuts paired with the unparalleled reach of McDonald’s Golden Arches. For months, the buzz was palpable, fuele...

Could Do Better
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Could Do Better

As you gear up for your morning calls, the overarching theme in UK business circles continues to be one of cautious optimism, tempered heavily by persistent headwinds. Put simply, while there are glim...

Trump to Send Unilateral Tariff Letters Today
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Trump to Send Unilateral Tariff Letters Today

Good morning. Brace yourselves, because it appears the White House is preparing to make good on some significant trade policy promises today. Donald Trump is expected to formalize details on new tarif...

Ukraine’s Weapons Production Teeming in Wartime
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Ukraine’s Weapons Production Teeming in Wartime

It's a peculiar sight, even for seasoned observers of industrial policy, to witness an economy under relentless wartime pressure simultaneously become a burgeoning hub of advanced manufacturing. Yet, ...

The Golden Share Makes a Dubious Comeback
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The Golden Share Makes a Dubious Comeback

For decades, the "golden share" was largely considered a relic of the privatization era, a dusty instrument from a time when governments actively divested state-owned enterprises but retained a sliver...