🇺🇸 THIS COULD BE A HUGE MOMENT FOR U.S. CRYPTO
Sen. Cynthia Lummis is sending a serious warning to the Senate:
If the CLARITY Act fails to move forward on September 15, the next realistic chance for major crypto market-structure legislation could be pushed all the way to 2030.
That means years of uncertainty for crypto companies, investors, developers, and the financial industry.
The September 15 vote is a critical 60-vote hurdle. If the Senate clears it, the bill can move into the next st...
many analysts out their are bullish on Intel but i would be a bit cautious on it for the next few months.
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intel foundry did $293m in sales to actual outside customers last quarter.
but the whole segment booked $5,765m, and basically all of that ($5,472m) is intel “buying” from intel. they say the transfer pricing is meant to look like market pricing, but it’s still mostly internal.
some context:
- external revenue a year ago was $22m
- segment operating loss was $2,089m
- i...
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NEW: Canada's steep retaliatory tariffs on $20 billion in U.S. goods took effect just after midnight ET on Tuesday, extending the trade war between the two countries.
Canada's tariffs range from 15% to 50%. American milk, perfume, video game consoles, golf clubs, fishing rods, steel, aluminum, jackets and T-shirts will face 50% tariffs. Cheese, carpets and certain household appliances like stoves and air conditioners will be subject to 25% tariffs, and forklifts and industrial molds will face 1...
A $2,000 phone. In a country where that's more than most people earn in 3 months.
Let that sit for a second.
$AAPL is expected to show its first foldable iPhone on Wednesday, and the rumored price is north of $2,000. In the US that's manageable because T, VZ and TMUS have spent decades hiding the real cost. Trade-in credits, 36-month instalments, "free with plan." Nobody feels the full price.
Here in South Asia? You pay the whole thing. Usually plus import duty.
So the phone Apple builds for...