Will the future of telecom growth depend on content creators and AI?
Telecom is a victim of its own success. Many markets are saturated and consumers have options, minimal switching costs, and little reason to stay loyal.
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Expert Says No Investment is Like XRP, with Possible 1,000% ROI but Low Risk
Software engineer Vincent Van Code says he hasn’t seen an investment like XRP in his entire lifetime, insisting it has low risk but high potential. Vincent Van Code said this while highlighting how every investment decision carries risk and the potential for returns. Visit Website.
Hakeem Jeffries Does A Good Job Blasting Trump On CNBC
Democratic house leader Hakeem Jeffries blasted Trump for refusing to meet with Democrats at all during the government shutdown. Jeffries also listed all the things Trump has time to do while refusing to negotiate with the opposition party, The Trump-supporting CNBC host Joe Kernen was flustered. Joe blamed Democrats and said it was a bad look for them to shut down the government, but Jeffries turned the tables, and laid out what Trump has been actually doing since the shutdown occurred, which includes refusing to meet with Democrats. JEFFRIES: Donald Trump and Republicans promised that costs were going to go down on day one, but costs aren’t going down. Inflation is moving in the wrong direction. The Trump tariffs are causing thousands of dollars of additional expense for everyday Americans. Grocery costs have gone up, housing costs are going up, electricity bills are through the roof and now people are faced, tens of millions of people are facing dramatically increased health care premiums. In some instances, a thousand or two thousand dollars more per month. These are working-class people. This is unaffordable — KERNEN: What changed since then to where we are now where you can use a government shutdown to extract concessions from Republicans? read more.
Trump Solution For Rising Beef Prices: Make Americans Eat More Beef
Trump’s Agriculture secretary, Brooke Rollins, told FOX Business that the administration plans to lower the price of beef by making Americans eat more beef. US farmers have been increasingly critical of the Trump administration over many issues, including the rising costs of beef due to his tariffs. They are furious with their plans to import beef from Argentina. Brooke Rollins’ solution is to tell Americans to eat more beef to lower prices. ROLLINS: We’re implementing new programs to allow younger ranchers to get into the business with cheaper loans, better protection, et cetera. We are with Newton-Maha, with Bobby Kennedy, and putting protein, specifically beef, back at the center of the American diet from the government’s perspective. And when you think about what we spend every day on nutrition programs from the USDA, it’s 400 million a day, pivoting some of that to specifically locally grown and produced and healthy, the best beef in the world. There was a time when Michelle Obama tried to make school lunches healthier for children, and Republicans had a meltdown over it. Telling your voters to ‘stuff their faces with more hamburgers if they want lower prices’ is not a winning message.
2025 Supporters Summit
The Mises Institute 2025 Supporters Summit in Delray Beach, Florida. This event explores the theme of economic freedom and makes the case for the system of private property.
Stellar Bancorp signals focus on disciplined growth and margin defense following $25.7M Q3 net income
Stellar Bancorp signals focus on disciplined growth and margin defense following $25.7M Q3 net income
Crypto.com Seeks U.S. Banking License in Major Regulatory Expansion
The charter would effectively allow Crypto. com to operate under the same framework as national banks, offering institutional clients custody and [.] The post Crypto. com Seeks U. S. Banking License in Major Regulatory Expansion appeared first on Coindoo.
Canada’s Anti-Tariff Ad Faithfully Reproduces Reagan’s Words
The anti-tariff ad, which Trump pointed to in cutting off trade talks with Canada, uses several sound bytes from an April 1987 speech, though not in the order President Ronald Reagan said them.
The Myth of the “Robber Barons”: James Hill versus the Crony Competitors
As a true market entrepreneur, as opposed to a political entrepreneur, James J. Hill successfully built a transcontinental railroad, outcompeting his government-subsidized competitors.