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Trump says TikTok sale deal will be in place before Saturday deadline

The video app has until April 5 to find a buyer for its US business or face a ban.

Evening Standard

Tesla investors brace for global sales data amid consumer backlash over Elon Musk

First-quarter deliveries will be significantly down, say analysts, with the CEO and his links with Donald Trump the ‘core toxic issue’

The Guardian - UK

Trump Says TikTok Deal Expected Before April 5, Blackstone Joins Race

Trump set an April 5 deadline for TikTok, used by 170 million Americans, to secure a non-Chinese buyer or face a U.S. ban due to national security concerns under a 2024 law.

International Business Times

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Trump says he ‘couldn’t care less’ if car prices go up, but his base may be hardest hit

Low-cost vehicles are largely only affordable because they are manufactured outside the U.S.

The Independent UK

Companies are dropping their earnings forecasts as consumer confidence about the future reaches 12-year low

The Conference Board’s expectations index sits significantly below the threshold that tends to indicate an upcoming recession.

Fortune

Advertising giant WPP cuts diversity references from annual report

Owner of Ogilvy and Grey agencies follows other multinationals in dropping or downplaying DEI policies since Trump’s election

The Guardian - UK

Protests hit Tesla dealerships across the world in challenge to Elon Musk

From Australia to Europe and the US, demonstrators rallied against carmaker’s dismantling of US federal government

The Guardian - US

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Gen Z and young millennials are so terrified of layoffs and the spiralling economy they’re copying Steve Jobs and adopting a work uniform

After getting fired for dressing inappropriately, young workers are now ditching the crop tops and “office siren” looks in exchange for a Steve Jobs–style uniform.

Fortune

Ditch the Magnificent 7 and Buy This 1 Unlikely Stock If You’re Worried About a Stock Market Crash

As investors seek safe bets amid market turmoil, Chipotle’s steady growth and digital dominance make it a strong defensive play.

Barchart

Hudson's Bay Company: From Fur Trade To Department Store Downfall

From the 17th century fur trade that birthed a nation to the last major department store in Canada, The Hudson's Bay Company has left an indelible mark, but its storied 354 years are crashing to an end.

International Business Times

US, China Raise The Stakes In Panama Canal Ports Row

China's fury at the sale of Panama Canal ports to a US-led consortium reflects how container hubs have become prized currency as Beijing and Washington vie for global influence, analysts say.

International Business Times

Should You Start a Business in Retirement? Here's What You Need to Know

Whether you've always wanted to own your own company or just want to stay active or have more retirement money, starting a business in retirement is possible. Here's what to consider.

Kiplinger

MarketBeat Week in Review – 03/24 - 03/28

Markets got a double dose of bad news about inflation and consumer confidence; next week, the Trump tariffs and Jobs report are likely to keep volatility high

MarketBeat

Who wants to buy your DNA from 23andme?

23andMe’s bankruptcy is an “untested and unaccounted” frontier for handling our most sensitive biological data

Salon

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Tom’s Hardware

Intel's board gets industry-focused as three directors will not seek re-election — badly needed shift to deeper tech experience

Intel's board to shrink from 14 to 11 as three directors will not seek re-election later this year.

International Business Times

Who Is Charlie Javice? Frank's Founder Found Guilty Of Defrauding JPMorgan Chase

Javice was indicted in 2023 on securities fraud, wire fraud, bank fraud, and conspiracy charges nearly two years after JPMorgan Chase's acquisition.

The Independent UK

Bank of America warns it may cancel accounts that aren’t active

Customers who haven’t logged into their accounts for three years may be impacted

InsideEVs

Don't 'Sledgehammer' EV Tax Credits, Says GOP Rep At Hyundai's Metaplant

Right now, the threat of tariffs looms large over the entire global automotive industry. But no carmaker that's invested big into electrification has forgotten that electric vehicle tax credits could go away this year, if President Donald Trump has his way. In theory, losing those deals could dampen EV demand,…

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Barchart

23andMe Stock Is Surging After a Bankruptcy Judge Cleared Genetics Business Sale. Here’s Why You Need to Stay Far Away From ME Shares.

ME stock is surging after its bankruptcy filing, but should you buy the hype?

International Business Times

Trump Auto Tariffs Strike At Heart Of North American Trade

US President Donald Trump's tariffs on imported cars strike at the heart of a North American free trade agreement, threatening to disrupt supply chains and raise prices, experts say.

The Independent UK

Charlie Javice convicted of defrauding JPMorgan during $175 million sale of financial aid startup

The founder of a startup company that claimed to be revolutionizing the way college students apply for financial aid has been convicted of defrauding JPMorgan Chase out of $175 million

The Independent UK

From repairs to insurance, Trump's auto tariffs could make owning a car more expensive

Even if you’re not in the market for a new car, U.S. President Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on auto imports could make owning one more expensive

Fortune

Lululemon adds to warnings about consumer spending as stock tanks 15% on weak revenue outlook amid tariff uncertainty

Lululemon's CEO said “consumers are spending less due to increased concerns about inflation and the economy.”

International Business Times

US Fed's Preferred Inflation Gauge Shows Some Cause For Concern

The US Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure was largely unchanged last month, according to government data published Friday, but a widely scrutinized gauge of underlying price pressures rose.

The Independent UK

Trump warned automakers not to raise prices after his tariffs and be happy how ‘great’ they are

Trump reportedly hosted a call in early March with auto CEOs before he made the 25 percent tariffs official this week

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