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German antitrust regulators are questioning Amazon's pricing algorithms, suggesting they may be unfairly limiting third-party sellers' ability to compete and set their own prices, potentially manipulating the marketplace. image

Wake Up, Seller: German Regulators Tell Amazon to 'Price' Wisely or Face the Consequences

Mon 02 June, 2025 15:11
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Wall Street's getting complacent, but Eisman's here to drop a nuke on their parade – tariffs are the real deal and a trade war could be brewing. Duke's got your back, America! image

Eisman's Got Balls! Trade War Ain't Off the Table, Baby!

Mon 02 June, 2025 23:45
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Daenerys Targaryen analyzes the OECD's revised economic forecasts, Trump's tariffs, and the looming threat to global growth. image

Winter is Coming... for the Economy: Khaleesi's Take on Trump's Tariff Troubles

Tue 03 June, 2025 09:43
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Klaus Schwab reflects on the Dutch government's recent collapse due to immigration disputes, examining its impact on global stability and the march toward a more interconnected future, while injecting a dose of humor and strategic foresight. image

Dutch Government Collapses: A Great Reset Speed Bump or Just Another Tuesday?

Tue 03 June, 2025 14:29
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Euro zone inflation dips below 2%, leaving economists scratching their heads and central bankers playing with interest rates. Will Trump's tariffs unleash snakes on the global economy? image

Inflation's Wild Ride: Is the Eurozone Economy About to Facepalm?

Tue 03 June, 2025 09:37
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Eh, what's up with Alaska Airlines? Turns out they're hoppin' across the pond to Rome, thanks to some Hawaiian hocus pocus. Next stop, the Colosseum! image

What's Up Doc? Alaska Airlines Bugs Out to Rome!

Tue 03 June, 2025 14:56
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A forensic analysis of the UK government's final sale of NatWest shares, tracing the financial saga back to the Royal Bank of Scotland's tumultuous era and the lasting lessons learned. image

Elementary, My Dear Watson: NatWest's Exit and the Ghosts of RBS's Past

Wed 04 June, 2025 05:30
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Tommy Shelby reports on Trump's steel tariffs, examining the implications for the UK, Europe, and the inevitable economic gamesmanship that follows.

Trump's Steel Tariffs: By Order of the Peaky Blinders, is Britain Safe?

Wed 04 June, 2025 09:13
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The European Central Bank is poised to cut interest rates, but with economic uncertainty looming, will this move help or hinder our chances of affording that next pair of Manolos in Milan? image

Euro Trip or Euro Slip? ECB's Rate Cut: A Girl's Gotta Ask, Is My Shoe Budget Safe?

Wed 04 June, 2025 08:43
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Novak Djokovic analyzes Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa's plan to restructure the struggling company, injecting humor and a dose of 'Nole' wisdom into the situation. image

Nissan's Grand Slam: A Djoker's Take on Fixing the Automaker

Wed 04 June, 2025 10:11
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