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In recent weeks, Temu, the Chinese e-commerce platform that captivated many American consumers with outrageously low prices, has made a controversial move that is sending ripples throughout the online shopping community: the introduction of hefty import charges, skyrocketing individual item costs by as much as 150%. Initially founded on the premise that Americans could “shop
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As President Donald Trump contemplates exemptions for automakers from the punitive tariffs imposed on automotive parts, the auto industry finds itself precariously balancing on a tightrope. The recent revelations from the White House suggest an inclination towards offering relief—specifically from tariffs on auto components imported from China, which Trump initially enacted to combat the fentanyl
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Chipotle Mexican Grill’s decision to establish its first footprint in Mexico marks a bold strategy that seems, at first glance, both daring and perplexing. In a world where brands often tread cautiously amid international complexities, especially in times of political tension, Chipotle has opted for a path that could either redefine its trajectory or highlight
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In an environment rife with economic uncertainty marked by fluctuating stock prices and looming tariffs, American Express (AmEx) is exhibiting a striking resilience, fueled predominantly by its affluent clientele. Chief Financial Officer Christophe Le Caillec recently unveiled data that highlights a 6% growth in transaction volumes, adjusted to 7% when accounting for the leap year.
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In an audacious move that underscores the complexities of modern banking and the blurring lines between technology and ethics, JPMorgan Chase has taken a firm stance against the fallout from a viral phenomenon dubbed the “infinite money glitch.” As litigation ramps up against customers allegedly exploiting this loophole, the bank is revealing the lengths it
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