Trump considering executive order to speed construction of nuclear plants – NY Times

Donald Trump’s threat to impose 100 per cent tariffs on films made abroad would be “devastating” for major Hollywood production hubs in countries including the UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, media executives warned. However, the US film industry and cinema chains would also be hit hard, with studios likely to have to swallow much…

What a difference a year makes.  In early 2024, China was struggling through a sluggish post-pandemic recovery, thanks to weak consumption, ongoing worries about property, and a continued hangover from a regulatory crackdown on China’s tech sector.  The pessimism was reflected in equity markets: listings in Hong Kong, the traditional channel for Chinese companies looking…

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Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang said he didn’t realize there were publicly traded quantum-computing companies when he made earlier comments that caused industry stocks to crash. “My first reaction was, I didn’t know they were public. How can a quantum company be public?” Huang said at an event Thursday focused on the still-nascent…

Historically, toying with Social Security benefits has been long seen as a political “third rail,” meaning whoever touches it will get zapped. The White House said in a press release it won’t cut Social Security, Medicare, or Medicaid benefits, but that doesn’t rule out the chances of a mistake.  Amid the Department of Government Efficiency’s…

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